Not without using a system of some kind. A bettor cannot handicap lazy players, turnovers, officials, coaching decisions, emotions and hot/cold shooting performances.
You need to use a system of some kind. You have to use an approach where you bet on the games no matter the circumstances whether injuries, odds, home, road, B2B games, rest or anything else. You have to have something on your side where you have an EDGE which fits into your system. Anything else is guessing.
In my life I have never met an NBA handicapper who wins without using a system.
Season records, Points for, points against, injury reports, 3 point %, free throw %, etc...All of the numbers we see on ESPN, CBS, Fox, NBA, Yahoo do us no good ATS. Incorporating some of these factors into a system seems to work for some.
What do you think? Agree or disagree?
If you disagree.... Prove me wrong over the next 5 years by sharing your handicapping analysis for every bet you make in the NBA in this thread and let the record speak for itself.
Thanks
You need to use a system of some kind. You have to use an approach where you bet on the games no matter the circumstances whether injuries, odds, home, road, B2B games, rest or anything else. You have to have something on your side where you have an EDGE which fits into your system. Anything else is guessing.
In my life I have never met an NBA handicapper who wins without using a system.
Season records, Points for, points against, injury reports, 3 point %, free throw %, etc...All of the numbers we see on ESPN, CBS, Fox, NBA, Yahoo do us no good ATS. Incorporating some of these factors into a system seems to work for some.
What do you think? Agree or disagree?
If you disagree.... Prove me wrong over the next 5 years by sharing your handicapping analysis for every bet you make in the NBA in this thread and let the record speak for itself.
Thanks