$10 to $100k in 35 bets... whats your max?

[Alex Hart]

4-0 Day

Awesome job man! I'm interested in seeing how far you can take this winning streak.

[Stammertime91]

Awesome job man! I'm interested in seeing how far you can take this winning streak.

Thanks man! Hopefully a decent way before I back off

Play 5

Risking $37.63 to win $10.17

Albert-Ramos Vinolas -370 vs Roberto Carballes Baena

[finfan88]

[Stammertime91]

Thanks man! Hopefully a decent way before I back off

Play 5

Risking $37.63 to win $10.17

Albert-Ramos Vinolas -370 vs Roberto Carballes Baena

5-0

Risking $47.80 to win $12.58

Fernando Verdasco -380 vs Albert Montanes

[fitguy67]

and with that 6th win the 10 becomes 60.38...nice Stammy

nowhere near nosebleed levels yet, but getting a bit interesting...
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i'll hop on: 1a Karlovic @1.25 (10 hoping to become a 12.5 stake for 1b...)

[Stammertime91]

5-0

Risking $47.80 to win $12.58

Fernando Verdasco -380 vs Albert Montanes

6-0

Risking $60.36 to win $19.47

Ivo Karlovic -310 vs Dancevic

[Lightning]

Amazing work mate! Keep it up!

[Jayvegas420]

[fitguy67]

i'll start off a second series with a dog i like

2a erakovic +195/@2.95 (youwager or betonline) over beck, match starts in 10mins

[Jayvegas420]

Fitguy is trying to save himself 17-18 bets.
I like it!

[fitguy67]

yup, the jumpstart would get me to financial independence by the time i get to the end of the alphabet...

[Jayvegas420]

GL

[fitguy67]

crunch time for karlo....hope he has some experience with TB's, cuz he's gonna need one to keep Stammer's "G-bet" (and my A-bet) alive

[Stammertime91]

6-0

Risking $60.36 to win $19.47

Ivo Karlovic -310 vs Dancevic

7-0

Risking $79.85 to win $19.24

Marcos Baghdatis -415 vs Brian Baker

[fitguy67]

Baghdaddy -415/@1.241 it is...1b=12.50 aspiring to become 15.51

i'll definitely have some MMA plays tonight as well (Ferguson, Holtzman for sure)

[fitguy67]

ok, put on next two legs (c&d) of #1

#1c&d Holtzman x Ferguson@1.5434/-184
15.51 atb* 23.94
Holtzman-290/@1.3448
Ferguson -677/@1.1477

pending #2a
10 atb* 29.50 (Erakovik+195/2.95, interrupted)
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*atb=Aspiring/Aiming/Attempting, or--more positively=About To Become
(the stake+profit of this bet=the amount available to stake the next leg)

[Stammertime91]

7-0

Risking $79.85 to win $19.24

Marcos Baghdatis -415 vs Brian Baker

8-0

Going to do something different here. Taking a guy not nearly as favored, so since the odds are about half I'm only going to risk half.

Risking $49.53 to win $28.30

Donald Young -175 vs Stefan Kozlov

[juicername]

8-0

Going to do something different here. Taking a guy not nearly as favored, so since the odds are about half I'm only going to risk half.

Risking $49.53 to win $28.30

Donald Young -175 vs Stefan Kozlov

Let's get this, I have Young -2.5.

[fitguy67]

#3a GGLopez(>zemlja) @1.227/-440 (Betonline):
10 atb 12.27
plays tomorrow morning

[Stammertime91]

8-0

Going to do something different here. Taking a guy not nearly as favored, so since the odds are about half I'm only going to risk half.

Risking $49.53 to win $28.30

Donald Young -175 vs Stefan Kozlov

9-0 over two days current winnings $117.39

[captrobey]

Hey Kiwi

Interesting idea. I am trying to make sure i understand this. You are starting at $10 and doing every game at -333 odds? And if you do this say 35 times always doing -333 you would win just under $100000 ?

What if you started with a bit of a higher amount how much of a difference would it make like $20 ,$50,or $100 ? Do you basically just look at any game with -333 odds? Am i looking at this right? So if you got to $5000 a win would be like $1650?

This does look like fun lol. Neat idea just trying to understand it all.

[fitguy67]

^you learn how to play the board game Monopoly by just watching people play it for a while...all questions will be answered by just watching people do what you're trying to understand...but here's a kwik primer

basic idea=just keep manually rolling over (aka. snowballing) the original stake and all accumulated profits...continual "all in" with the full original bank--which for this thread's challenge is specified at just $10 so if one snowball melts, just re-load a fresh bank... you can clearly do this with whatever starting-bank amt you wish, but keep it small and fun...$20 bucks will get you to any number in half the time but will also double your accumulated losses on melted snowballs

key is to choose plays you think will win, mindful that it just takes one loss to kill the entire snowball you've accrued to that point...but even a large snowball that melts only really (ie. absolutely) "cost" you the original ($10) bank...hence the fun--even if you get to a monster-big $-size, it's all "house money" beyond your starter stake

challenge is to see how big you can get the snowball before you chicken out and say "uncle" cuz you don't want to risk it all...and you always have th option to do like Stammer just did, and pull out some of the windfall and continue with a somewhat-downsized snowball

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#4a live@b365: ITF Stockton, J.Elie (>A. Kratzer) @1.909/-110
10 atb 19.09
Elie was -350 to -400 pre-game, but lost s1

[clockwise1965]

Ive made similar wagers. Its fun but when you get to the point where you are risking a decent amount of money. Its hard to just keep doubling down.

[fitguy67]

#4a hits, bringing bank#4 to 19.09, which will be staked on #4b (tried to place it on Devin Clark -210ish over Alex Nicholson...but seemed to go off the board at all my books)

[a4u2fear]

Hmm, lots of excitement over huge fav odds wins, a loss here or two quickly and you'll already be beneath the break even after just ten bets

[fitguy67]

#4b McDonald +131/@2.31 (over Lineker)...at frakking sbr-book (19.09usd=286.35pts at 15pts=1usd...sportsbook cash equivalent...the 5x rollover never been an issue)
19.09 atb 44.09 (in betpoints: 286.35 atb 661.47)
had to do this one here cuz best price available anywhere else was +115

[fitguy67]

bang...campaign #4 done, fun way to lose a tenner

[fitguy67]

ok, put on next two legs (c&d) of #1

#1c&d Holtzman x Ferguson@1.5434/-184
15.51 atb* 23.94
Holtzman-290/@1.3448
Ferguson -677/@1.1477

*atb=Aspiring/Aiming/Attempting, or--more positively=About To Become
(the stake+profit of this bet=the amount available to stake the next leg)

MMA-betting silver lining: bank#1 now up 13.94, offsetting loss of #4's ten-spot

next play: #1e risking the 23.94 atb (aiming to become) 38.72 on

Goerges -162 (>Cepelova)

[fitguy67]

note for F.jul15 tennis
Siegemund > Hercog looks solid to put at end of first available set

[Lightning]

note for F.jul15 tennis
Siegemund > Hercog looks solid to put at end of first available set

Hard to back against Siegemund when she's on one of these runs (made a lot of money on her earlier in the year) BUT Hercog does have the points to defend.

[Jayvegas420]

Whens the match start?

[captrobey]

^you learn how to play the board game Monopoly by just watching people play it for a while...all questions will be answered by just watching people do what you're trying to understand...but here's a kwik primer

basic idea=just keep manually rolling over (aka. snowballing) the original stake and all accumulated profits...continual "all in" with the full original bank--which for this thread's challenge is specified at just $10 so if one snowball melts, just re-load a fresh bank... you can clearly do this with whatever starting-bank amt you wish, but keep it small and fun...$20 bucks will get you to any number in half the time but will also double your accumulated losses on melted snowballs

key is to choose plays you think will win, mindful that it just takes one loss to kill the entire snowball you've accrued to that point...but even a large snowball that melts only really (ie. absolutely) "cost" you the original ($10) bank...hence the fun--even if you get to a monster-big $-size, it's all "house money" beyond your starter stake

challenge is to see how big you can get the snowball before you chicken out and say "uncle" cuz you don't want to risk it all...and you always have th option to do like Stammer just did, and pull out some of the windfall and continue with a somewhat-downsized snowball

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#4a live@b365: ITF Stockton, J.Elie (>A. Kratzer) @1.909/-110
10 atb 19.09
Elie was -350 to -400 pre-game, but lost s1

Yea lol i was watching. I think where i am confused is what the juice is you are betting.Are you just repeatedly doing All-In bets at -350 to -400 ? Or something along that lines?

[Lightning]

Yea lol i was watching. I think where i am confused is what the juice is you are betting.Are you just repeatedly doing All-In bets at -350 to -400 ? Or something along that lines?

Yes - partly. You go all in, but the odds do not have to be $1.20-$1.30. They can be anything you want. The guy above has primarily just picked selections with those odds.

It's a little hard to follow when they use the american system, but if you start with $10:

$10 on your first bet of $1.5. Assuming that wins, you now have $15.

You then put $15 (original $10 + your $5 winnings) on your next bet of $2. If that wins, you have $30.

You then put your $30 (original $10 + $5 first bet winnings + $15 second bet winnings) on your next bet and so on and so forth.

[jjb]

Max I got was 6 or 7 steps
good luck though, I like this approach

[fitguy67]

whipped up a little excel to see at a glance where i am, and what's up next...
many small campaigns running simultaneously is the way i like to run with this...

any new plays get slotted into the next available campaign tray (aka. excel row)
the "multi-tray way" will smooth out the "all or nothing" variance mr.fear referred to above

	40.00	46.21	6.21	6	1	next	next
#	initial	latest	change	W	L	leg	@price
1	10.00	23.94	13.94	4	0	e
2	10.00	10.00	0.00	0	0	a	2.95
3	10.00	12.27	2.27	1	0	b
4	10.00	0.00	-10.00	1	1	~