Hey guys,
New poster here, who has been betting on sports for over fifteen years. I have been wanting to join and post my picks for months now but I am a very disciplined handicapper who follows strict money management and who sets goals for each year - so I felt it was best that I hold off until the New Year. I'm happy to be here and i'm looking forward to getting to know all of you in this upcoming year.
2019 Plan:
The goal, every year, is to win 55% of our wagers at -110 odds in an effort to double our starting bankroll.
· Starting Bankroll = $5,000
· Expected Profit = $5,000
· Finishing Bankroll = $10,000
All wagers are to win 3% of our starting bankroll / therefore $150.
If you choose to follow, please note that you can use a larger or smaller bankroll, as it fits your financial needs. Simply divide your starting bankroll by 33.3 to determine how much you should be betting to win on each wager. Ie. With a $1,000 starting bankroll, you would be betting to win $30 on each wager as 1000/33.3 = 30.
What to expect?
Regular Season:
Projected Wagers = 500 / Projected Win % = 55% at -110 odds / Projected Profit = +82.5 units or +$4,125
· NBA = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· NHL = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· MLB = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· NFL = 50 (3 per week, 2 in week 17)
Systems / Tournaments / Playoffs
Projected Wagers = 100 / Projected Win % = 55% at -110 odds / Projected Profit = +17.25 units or +$825 units
· MLB Systems = 55 wagers (approx.)
· NCAA March Madness = 10 wagers
· NCAA Bowl Games = 5 wagers
· NBA = 10 wagers
· NHL = 10 wagers
· MLB = 5 wagers
· NFL Playoffs = 5 wagers
Each week, on Sunday, I’ll do a recap of the past weeks results and a preview of what to expect in the upcoming week (number of picks + goal for the week)!
What to Expect in the month of January:
55-56 bets (25 NBA + 25 NHL) *One pick, per sport, from Monday-Saturday (two days of no picks per sport)!*
+ 1 CFB Bowl bet and 4-5 NFL Playoff bets.
One day at a time,
Lucky Sharp
New poster here, who has been betting on sports for over fifteen years. I have been wanting to join and post my picks for months now but I am a very disciplined handicapper who follows strict money management and who sets goals for each year - so I felt it was best that I hold off until the New Year. I'm happy to be here and i'm looking forward to getting to know all of you in this upcoming year.
2019 Plan:
The goal, every year, is to win 55% of our wagers at -110 odds in an effort to double our starting bankroll.
· Starting Bankroll = $5,000
· Expected Profit = $5,000
· Finishing Bankroll = $10,000
All wagers are to win 3% of our starting bankroll / therefore $150.
If you choose to follow, please note that you can use a larger or smaller bankroll, as it fits your financial needs. Simply divide your starting bankroll by 33.3 to determine how much you should be betting to win on each wager. Ie. With a $1,000 starting bankroll, you would be betting to win $30 on each wager as 1000/33.3 = 30.
What to expect?
Regular Season:
Projected Wagers = 500 / Projected Win % = 55% at -110 odds / Projected Profit = +82.5 units or +$4,125
· NBA = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· NHL = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· MLB = 150 (6 per week, Monday-Saturday, skipping a week)
· NFL = 50 (3 per week, 2 in week 17)
Systems / Tournaments / Playoffs
Projected Wagers = 100 / Projected Win % = 55% at -110 odds / Projected Profit = +17.25 units or +$825 units
· MLB Systems = 55 wagers (approx.)
· NCAA March Madness = 10 wagers
· NCAA Bowl Games = 5 wagers
· NBA = 10 wagers
· NHL = 10 wagers
· MLB = 5 wagers
· NFL Playoffs = 5 wagers
Each week, on Sunday, I’ll do a recap of the past weeks results and a preview of what to expect in the upcoming week (number of picks + goal for the week)!
What to Expect in the month of January:
55-56 bets (25 NBA + 25 NHL) *One pick, per sport, from Monday-Saturday (two days of no picks per sport)!*
+ 1 CFB Bowl bet and 4-5 NFL Playoff bets.
One day at a time,
Lucky Sharp
