Woo - posted this way back in this thread at post #1260, but I think it got lost in all of the MILF slaying and bromeister talk.
So maybe it is worth a repost...
CG - quit talking in terms of "days".
Days are an arbitrary time period set by you to help you compartmentalize and organize. Forge the concept altogether.
A winning day or a losing day should mean nothing to you - just like a set amount you bet per day should not exist. This goes to what I posted above - if a wager qualifies as a play - you should bet it no matter if you have already bet 20 other wagers that day - and if it doesn't qualify - you should not bet it.
Part of the problem of having a non-quantitative approach (gut feel) is that you tend to bet by days. You have no way to compare if todays 8th best game is better than last Mondays 1st best game. I get the feeling that you wouldn't bet todays 8th best game because you limit yourself to a certain maximum number of plays per day - even though todays 8th best game is better than tomorrows 1st best game that you will bet.
This is tough concept to get out of because as humans we do this with everything. It helps us navigate the world. But it makes no sense in the gambling world. People that hedge say this all the time. They say "it is guaranteed money" - but they are thinking about that bet on that day - forgetting that over the course of many hedges they are giving away money.
It is counter-intuitive, but important to understand.