Been considering this since the recent problems using online sportbooks for US customers.
I'd only be taking straight bets and totals on NFL and NCAA football with dime lines from a couple friends with a max per bet of around $1100. No parlays (at least not starting out).
Assuming that I would have approx. 20-30 clients, what would be an adequate starting bankroll?
Been considering this since the recent problems using online sportbooks for US customers.
I'd only be taking straight bets and totals on NFL and NCAA football with dime lines from a couple friends with a max per bet of around $1100. No parlays (at least not starting out).
Assuming that I would have approx. 20-30 clients, what would be an adequate starting bankroll?
What would be the weekly limits on each account?
I like your below plan better. No reason to give people $5500 starting out. Keep it low maybe start out people with a max of $1000 to see if they pay first
I think I will take that advice at make a $1100 per week max. After further analysis, I believe I could get by with a 20k bankroll max if I limit the action to these levels. Most if not all of my action will be from guys who have rarely or never bet on sports. Alot of square action could produce a modest profit.
Been considering this since the recent problems using online sportbooks for US customers.
I'd only be taking straight bets and totals on NFL and NCAA football with dime lines from a couple friends with a max per bet of around $1100. No parlays (at least not starting out).
Assuming that I would have approx. 20-30 clients, what would be an adequate starting bankroll?
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