Maria
Blackbelt and or Todays Action are both going to take a bit of time to build up your bankroll.
Rule of Thumb is go thru an entire season wither its a selected sports or a combo of all sports.
Playing long-term is requires patience and proper money mangement skills.
Both companies are more long term then short term bang. Once again if you are going to play, then play correctly most dont know how to do that.
Hope this helps.
BK
Maria
Blackbelt and or Todays Action are both going to take a bit of time to build up your bankroll.
Rule of Thumb is go thru an entire season wither its a selected sports or a combo of all sports.
Playing long-term is requires patience and proper money mangement skills.
Both companies are more long term then short term bang. Once again if you are going to play, then play correctly most dont know how to do that.
Hope this helps.
BK
Blackbelt and or Todays Action are both going to take a bit of time to build up your bankroll.
Rule of Thumb is go thru an entire season wither its a selected sports or a combo of all sports.
Playing long-term is requires patience and proper money mangement skills.
Both companies are more long term then short term bang. Once again if you are going to play, then play correctly most dont know how to do that.
Hope this helps.
BK
Thanks for recognizing us bigkeith.
Blackbelt and or Todays Action are both going to take a bit of time to build up your bankroll.
Rule of Thumb is go thru an entire season wither its a selected sports or a combo of all sports.
Playing long-term is requires patience and proper money mangement skills.
Both companies are more long term then short term bang. Once again if you are going to play, then play correctly most dont know how to do that.
Hope this helps.
BK
Thanks for recognizing us bigkeith.
One thing, of many, you should always do BEFORE you join a service is to have a lengthy discussion on money management to make certain everyone is on the same page.
Far as your question goes, here is guide that has worked well for us over the decades. Each punter has two options for the value of their unit (constant or variable). For the constant gambler, go the entire season/sport with one amount as it will allow you to track your funds easier. For those who like to make adjustements per wager, get ahead two and a half times your starting bankroll and then increase your unit's value by no more than 10%.
Hard to accept you joined them without knowing the game plan but wish you success.
One thing, of many, you should always do BEFORE you join a service is to have a lengthy discussion on money management to make certain everyone is on the same page.
Far as your question goes, here is guide that has worked well for us over the decades. Each punter has two options for the value of their unit (constant or variable). For the constant gambler, go the entire season/sport with one amount as it will allow you to track your funds easier. For those who like to make adjustements per wager, get ahead two and a half times your starting bankroll and then increase your unit's value by no more than 10%.
Hard to accept you joined them without knowing the game plan but wish you success.
I'd like to chime in on the 100 Dime Game of the Decade subject. In simplest terms, all those games are in most cases is just a way to try and bail them out & marketing fluff. One must be able to get past the "100" or "500" amount/widget and see the body of their work. Hype is one thing. Results are what counts.
I'd like to chime in on the 100 Dime Game of the Decade subject. In simplest terms, all those games are in most cases is just a way to try and bail them out & marketing fluff. One must be able to get past the "100" or "500" amount/widget and see the body of their work. Hype is one thing. Results are what counts.
One thing, of many, you should always do BEFORE you join a service is to have a lengthy discussion on money management to make certain everyone is on the same page.
Far as your question goes, here is guide that has worked well for us over the decades. Each punter has two options for the value of their unit (constant or variable). For the constant gambler, go the entire season/sport with one amount as it will allow you to track your funds easier. For those who like to make adjustements per wager, get ahead two and a half times your starting bankroll and then increase your unit's value by no more than 10%.
Hard to accept you joined them without knowing the game plan but wish you success.
One thing, of many, you should always do BEFORE you join a service is to have a lengthy discussion on money management to make certain everyone is on the same page.
Far as your question goes, here is guide that has worked well for us over the decades. Each punter has two options for the value of their unit (constant or variable). For the constant gambler, go the entire season/sport with one amount as it will allow you to track your funds easier. For those who like to make adjustements per wager, get ahead two and a half times your starting bankroll and then increase your unit's value by no more than 10%.
Hard to accept you joined them without knowing the game plan but wish you success.
I'd like to chime in on the 100 Dime Game of the Decade subject. In simplest terms, all those games are in most cases is just a way to try and bail them out & marketing fluff. One must be able to get past the "100" or "500" amount/widget and see the body of their work. Hype is one thing. Results are what counts.
I'd like to chime in on the 100 Dime Game of the Decade subject. In simplest terms, all those games are in most cases is just a way to try and bail them out & marketing fluff. One must be able to get past the "100" or "500" amount/widget and see the body of their work. Hype is one thing. Results are what counts.
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