[Puddleman]

This is not a new way to bet by any means, but I recently did pretty well on it. So I wanted to bring it up and discuss it.

For those who haven't tried this before.

It's simply putting your wager on a bet paying $1.50 and then putting the entire winnings on the next bet, also paying a $1.50.

So $100 wins $150, and $150 wins $225 and so on and so on. Now the bet doesn't have to equal exactly $1.50 so the maths is not exact, but it revolves around the same principle.

I recently started with $100 and tried to do a $1.50 bet per day and I went 11 straight bets without losing. Some of my bets were as low as $1.30 and up to $1.55. And I did take some of my money out during it. After 5 days I withdrew $300, after 8 days I withdrew $270, and after 10 days I took out $400. Although I lost around $1800 on my last bet. I had withdrawn close to $1000 from my initial $100 bet. So as bad as losing $1800 on my last bet was, I still made $900 in 11 days.

Now I always use multi bets to make my $1.50 bet. Which sometimes is up to 4-5 legs. But with so many different sports and ways to bet on each sport, I thought it would be good to discuss the different ways to make the $1.50. Whether it be a winner in a head to head match, or a total points or total games market on a certain match. With the 100's (sometimes 1000's) of markets each day, it can be easy to get $1.50 bet if you knew every sport. So I am going to start again with $200 with the same principle. And I am looking for just 1 multi bet a day.

I'm not an expert on every sport, so if everyone can put in there opinions on what they think is a good bet each day. Ill try find the best ones to add to a multi to make $1.50 bet (give or take). And see how far we can go.

[terpkeg]

This is not a theory, just poor money management. If you enjoy it, go for it, but I wouldn't expect any long success.

[Mucak77]

Which book are you using? I think you should set a goal e.g. win 8x and take 2.5K..
GL

[rkelly110]

Not getting you puddleman.

$1.50? Do you mean 1.50 decimal odds? You're betting teams close to decimal odds of 1.50 and betting your winnings
on the next game of 1.5?

[TheSharppie]

puddle, you hurt my head. post your picks so we can fade you.

[PorkChop]

Puddle dick your not even allowed to only risk $1.50 in Vegas lmao

$2 minimum

[kmarinouofm]

the term theory is used pretty loose here ..

[cashin81]

should write a book on this.
"The puddle theory"
"puddles to waterfalls"

[unusialsusp5]

works great if you win all your bets. books must be fighting over how to get this guy's action.

[agendaman]

all martingale systems eventually lose

[Slanina]

You posted about this on your other 3 posts in 2013. If it truly works, wouldn't you be way past talking about it in 2016 and living the good life? Not trying to knock you, but this seems odd.

[TheMoneyShot]

Not getting you puddleman.

$1.50? Do you mean 1.50 decimal odds? You're betting teams close to decimal odds of 1.50 and betting your winnings
on the next game of 1.5?

I think he means wagering on strictly +150 odds.

[agendaman]

he says he won 11 str. what about when he goes 2/11

[u21c3f6]

I think he means wagering on strictly +150 odds.

He is talking about making wagers at -200.

Joe

[JAKEPEAVY21]

all martingale systems eventually lose

[TheMoneyShot]

He is talking about making wagers at -200.

Joe

Well if that's the case... then there's no way this system as a chance.

[BaseballChaser]

He said he makes a parlay with 4-5 teams that adds up to +150ish

[Bostongambler]

Ur theory should have u homeless in no time.

[Slanina]

Based on his posting history, we should have all our answers 2019ish.

[SBRMAN23]

Based on his posting history, we should have all our answers 2019ish.

hahahaa

[dbartinbwgc]

He said he makes a parlay with 4-5 teams that adds up to +150ish

I think he looking at -150 odds with the parlay.
He says $100 pay 150 then 150 pays 225
and he bets his whole bankroll each time
so he isn't winning 150% he's winning 50% plus his original bet.
So he is betting heavy favorites parlay using moneyline.