Sort of doing this on a limb here, but bare with me guys....
Took a bit of a break from betting for about 6 months as I was focusing on my career and such so now since that is all good I thought I'd start tracking my plays in NHL. I've always been interested in sports betting in general, but more specifically Over/Unders is what I want to focus on. So starting tomorrow Saturday, November 12th, 2011, I'm going to be making 1 (maybe 2 if I feel strongly about it) plays a day on the Over/Under for a hockey game. I figured it be a nice little experiment to see if I can cut it in the world of sports betting as per my own research. For the most part, the past year before I took a break, I' had been using systems and labby as my money management, which no doubt in my mind is a good way to stay ahead in this racket....
I do understand units and how you give more units to a play that you feel stronger about, so for now I really just want to focus and keep track of my overall record and see if I can generate a profit. If any of you guys have an opinion on how I should set the units up, I'm all ears.
In the words of Tobias Funke...."Let the great experiment begin!!"
Took a bit of a break from betting for about 6 months as I was focusing on my career and such so now since that is all good I thought I'd start tracking my plays in NHL. I've always been interested in sports betting in general, but more specifically Over/Unders is what I want to focus on. So starting tomorrow Saturday, November 12th, 2011, I'm going to be making 1 (maybe 2 if I feel strongly about it) plays a day on the Over/Under for a hockey game. I figured it be a nice little experiment to see if I can cut it in the world of sports betting as per my own research. For the most part, the past year before I took a break, I' had been using systems and labby as my money management, which no doubt in my mind is a good way to stay ahead in this racket....
I do understand units and how you give more units to a play that you feel stronger about, so for now I really just want to focus and keep track of my overall record and see if I can generate a profit. If any of you guys have an opinion on how I should set the units up, I'm all ears.
In the words of Tobias Funke...."Let the great experiment begin!!"