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Have any of you ever won or lost 10  in  a row betting nba, ncaa, hoops or football?

I am having good success with labby so far and dont see how I will ever lose 10 in a row or go 2-18, etc....... 

My most losses ever has been 5-6 and I went 3-7 once over a 10 game stretch. Never have won 10 in  a row either...maybe 4....

 

 

 

 
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For me,
Longest documented losing streak - 6 games.
Worst stretch - 5-16 (I started chasing losses and decimated my bankroll)

Best streak - 12 wins in a row 
Best stretch - no specific stats, but 2-1 for a while (meaning 20-10 or 40-20, etc) is completely normal and is what I aim for.

Labby is pretty safe, but man, you need balls of steel when you are betting 75% of your bankroll.  I have never played labby seriously, it just seems to take too long to get decent profits gets too scary when you start losing.

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How many games have you bet on would you say total?
 
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how many games????

hahahahahahha

From when I started to now....man.....
15,000 - 20,000

I am down to about 150 per year (or less depending on time), but my first years I would bet 5-7 per day, all year long.   I have been serious about this for 5-6 years but been sports gambling for a decade.

From my experience, labby is not good.  I know the theory seems flawless, but it just doesn't work.  Ask any of the veterans and they will all tell you the same thing.

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So, I know in the previous post I said labby is, "pretty safe", but it really isn't.  
It is pretty safe once you understand and practice money management, discipline, and rid yourself of all gambling emotion.   I can only assume you are a new gambler, and I will say, LABBY IS NOT SAFE FOR NOVICE SPORTS GAMBLERS.


 
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No, i am not a novice gambler. I won serveral thousand from bet on sports before they stopped my action....I was not doing labby, but killing them on prop bets. Thent hey went under, but i got most of my money out earlier than that. Same with VIP sports.  

 

 

For my labby test, my bankroll is 2k, I bet units of 30 (15 15 15 15) as my base. Up $430 so far...even if I lose 10 in a row, i am down $500...... I have modified it a little though to make it even more conservative....

 
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14 wins in a row betting nba and college bball. havent came close since and probably never will.

probably 8 or 9 losses in a row. 

(I dont play blackjack much but I did loose 10 in a row playing one time.)
 
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Blackjack is a streak game, labby will not wrk at all with it. I once lost 23/25 hands with blackjack, ironically another system i am using has me up $1700 at a ten dollar table since august 09.

 

As for labby, I am 31-25, up #320 since starting. So far so good. 

 
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This year, during NHL regular season - was betting only dogs from +100 to +125 and up about 30 units in last three months. Went on a 2-12 streak and an 0-9 streak to end the season.
 
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32-26-2   up $309.....longest losing streak ....3

 

 

 

 
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35-27-2   up 392...thank you memphis!!!! longest losing streak-3
 
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Quote Originally Posted by akatdrake:

This year, during NHL regular season - was betting only dogs from +100 to +125 and up about 30 units in last three months. Went on a 2-12 streak and an 0-9 streak to end the season.


Do you still think dogs are the way to go?
you split and you still win
 
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37-29-2  up $400

 

longest win streak -4

longest losing streak-3

 
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My longest losing streak has been 17 in a row on totals wagers, and 6 of those losses were bet with my bookie AFTER the game had ended. 
 
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40-31-2

up $422

longest win streak -4

longest losing streak-3

 
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42-31-2

 

up record high $483

 

longest win streak-4

longest losing streak-3

 
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44-34-2

 

up  $457

 

longest win streak-4

longest losing streak-3

 
 
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49-38 -2  

 

up $475

 

longest win streak -4

longest losing streat-3

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