Betting Tips

Bank Roll Management:
Bank roll management is simple, it boils down to 2 things. Discipline and consistency. We base our betting system on a 1 to 5 unit system. A 1 unit play deserves 1 unit and a 3 unit deserves 3. So if you lose a 3 unit play stay consistent and only bet 1 unit on the next 1 unit play. The first step is to determine how big you bankroll is because that amount is what’s going to dictate your play size. One must enter into a particular season of play with a goal. A set amount of money which one has allocated. Let’s say for instance you risk a $100 per unit of play. Our system on average wins at a 73-77% margin. What does this translate to? For $100 you risk you should see a return on $73. Over a week we risk on average about 20-25 units. At a $100 a unit and a 75% return you do the math. That is $2500 in play you could see a profit of $1825. Now we highly recommend you stay with one unit allocation for an entire season. Lets say you win $1825 in week one. That does not mean starting week 2 you change your unit play to $200 a unit. Stay with your original amount. It is important to be consistent and patience when par-taking in the sports investing world. However one thing is important, stick with the units and plays, and see you bank roll grow. Remember the ultimate goal is to make money.

Sports Investing:
We consider ourselves to be investors, NOT gamblers. We study the patterns, the stats, and all known factors to a particular game, including the referee staff and location of the game. We do not merely gamble, we invest. We use an edge per game. On a given Saturday or Sunday there are over 15 games on. We do not play on every game, we study each game and tend to play 3 to 4 games. Risking on average 3 to 5 units a games. What we never understand is how someone would want play 15 games a day. They may do their research and see that only 7 of the 15 games have an edge and the other 8 they just play, “to have an interest.” The funny thing they risk the same on all 15 games, how does that make sense. They feel 7 have an edge and 8 don’t. How does one conclude that risking the same amount on all 15 games makes sense. That has to be about the dumbest reasoning we’ve ever seen/heard.

Consider this: Instead of playing all 15 games that you like all the same, you pick out just 3 and bet $500 each. You win all three and watch the other 12 go 6-6. so now you’re up $1500 after going 100%, but if you bet all 15 games you go 9-6 overall at a $100/games for a $240 profit. Remember, the bottom line is profit. When you have an edge over the bookmaker you must exploit that edge. This is why we stick to an iron clad bankroll management system that ensures us every chance of staying in the game. We have a proven system that we use for our clients.