I'm hearing alot of members here talking about "units." Can some please explain what they are?
Thanks
RockyS
Restricted User
03-23-10
1091
#2
In short this means money.
Each caper has it's own style of putting bets.
For example
My bets for today are
Bulls 3 units to win 3,45 units
Lakers 1 unit to win 1,3 units
KC 1,5 units to win 2,6 units
As you can see must powerful bet are Bulls because I'm risking more units than the other two.
Also 1 unit can mean 100$ ...
Like I said you must get familiar with the caper style of posting.
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floridagolfer
SBR MVP
12-19-08
2757
#3
Correct. So if you're wagering $11 to win $10, you're risking 1.1 units to win 1. Most people wager to win a similar amount over the course of a season, so saying "units" is a translation for that amount.
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PAULYPOKER
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
12-06-08
36581
#4
Originally posted by InIt2Win
I'm hearing alot of members here talking about "units." Can some please explain what they are? Thanks
Your unit should = what you bet to win if your bets is to win a $10,$100,$1,000,ETC. well then you are risking 1.1 units to win 1 unit this way you keep your $ business to yourself
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Dunder
Restricted User
10-26-09
3345
#5
Each individual's unit size would, of course, differ.
Someone with a bankroll of $100,000 might consider 1% ($1,000) as 1 unit, whereas
somone with a bankroll of $1,000 would realistically work with 5% ($50) as being one unit.
Expressing bet size in terms of the number of units is simply advising how strong a bet it is for him/her.