I went 36-26-4 this season. That is a hair over 58%. That is about my average, so I had an average season for myself. Did better last season. I did not hit as many middles as I would have liked to hit. Texas did very poorly for me. Cal did very well for me. 6-4 on my Over/Under season win totals. Nothing real exciting about that. I will study these results and attempt to see if there was a common theme with my wins and my losses. See what I did right and what I did wrong. One thing I noticed immediately is the small number of games I wagered on. If you subtract the win totals I wagered on, I only wagered on 56 games. That averages out to slightly over 4 games a week. (4.3). If I subtract my GOY (Game of the Year) wagers, (12-7 overall) then the number of games I wagered on during any given week averages out to about 3. That is probably too few games. If I subtract my GOY wagering record (12-7, 63.1%) from my record I end up at 24-19-4 for about 56%.
One thing I will do is wager more GOY games if possible next season. I always do better with my GOY wagers than my weekly wagers and this season was no exception. I know I am dealing with percentages that are very close to each other, but I wager much more per bet than most people do, so while my profit measured in percentages in not that great, my profit measured in actual Dollars is. The more you wager, the more you can make. Of course you can also lose, but while the word "LOSE" may loom large in your vocabulary and results, it is extremely small and almost non-existant (one losing season out of 45) in my vocabulary. Again, I do not win an enormous percentage of my wagers, but I do not lose overall, and that is the secret.