Does anyone here make a linving out of sportsbetting
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welcome to SBR. its very hard to make a living out of this. Most just do it for extra income/as a hobbyComment -
True. But sometimes, after a good streak you can make a nice gift to yourself....
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My opinion is to parlay on heavy favorites to win...Comment -
Might be a couple, but rest assured it is not you or I...
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I hope to one day lolComment -
It would be a very nice career, but I haven't achieved that level yet
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I would like toComment -
i do but im homelessComment -
I think it's possible to make a modest income from this if you have low overheads / no commitments, but do you really want to do just this for years on end?
Better bet get a decent job and take whatever you can make as a bonus.Comment -
i wish i could but i dont bet big enough and dont win enoughComment -
Yes, I am a Professional Sports Bettor, although I used to just say I was a portfolio manager of a hedge fund. I always got more respect
I usually just get blank stares and isn't that illegal, now. I am not rich or drive a sport car, but I do pay my bill and have a little left over to grow my bank roll. Maybe one day, I will be in the Billy Walters league, but for now, I will slowly continue to build my bankroll.
Best of luck,
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i'd be nice but i'm a working class chumpComment -
i dont make a whole lot of money but i do get lots of pizzaComment -
the poker tourneys are kick ass too...good way to accum. points of your good..Comment -
hey big loui questionComment -
really not possible in the long run. the human mind isn't strong enough or disciplined enough to do it.Comment -
If you are referring to the OP question then your statement may be true for most but there are many people like myself that are Professional Sports Bettors.
NBA 2010 As of 02/10
43 - 29 59.72% :: ROI= +9.71%
Final NHL for 2010
66 - 60 52.38% :: ROI= +3.78% ::Units= +42.00
Final NFL 2010
23 - 18 56.10% :: ROI= +6.31%
Beat the Prick Contest – 2010
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What adivce would you give to us newbies looking to start sportsbetting whether it be books to read or threads to check out?If you are referring to the OP question then your statement may be true for most but there are many people like myself that are Professional Sports Bettors.
NBA 2010 As of 02/10
43 - 29 59.72% :: ROI= +9.71%
Final NHL for 2010
66 - 60 52.38% :: ROI= +3.78% ::Units= +42.00
Final NFL 2010
23 - 18 56.10% :: ROI= +6.31%
Beat the Prick Contest – 2010
$352.06Comment -
Money Management is the key; without it, your will definitely fail, with it, you will probably fail. I am speaking long term of course. Your bank roll is like your blood, if you lose too much you will die. That is the first step. Learn all you can about money management and remember to treat sports betting like an investment tool. If you earn 15% - 30% for the year, then you did great.
Granted, that is not very much if your bank roll is only a $1000, but success in this industry is measured in years not days.
I would also hunt down G's MLB picks this season. He did well last season and uses money management to stay in the game. You could also visit my site which has some great articles on Sports Betting and stuff. It is a free information site, but still, I do not want to anger SBR in anyway so you will have to search SBR for a link to it. However, there is nothing on the site that hasn't already been said at SBR, so...
Anyway, I wish you best of luck and remember only about 2% of Sports Bettors actually make money in this industry.
BoL,
Final NBA 2010 – 2011
44 - 30 59.46% :: ROI= +11.42%
Final NHL for 2010 – 2011
66 - 60 52.38% :: ROI= +3.78% ::Units= +42.00
Final NFL 2010
23 - 18 56.10% :: ROI= +6.31%
Beat the Prick Contest – 2010
$352.06
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Thanks for the advice, I am a former poker player so I know all about bankroll management. I'll definitely check out your site.Money Management is the key; without it, your will definitely fail, with it, you will probably fail. I am speaking long term of course. Your bank roll is like your blood, if you lose too much you will die. That is the first step. Learn all you can about money management and remember to treat sports betting like an investment tool. If you earn 15% - 30% for the year, then you did great. Granted, that is not very much if your bank roll is only a $1000, but success in this industry is measured in years not days.
I would also hunt down G's MLB picks this season. He did well last season and uses money management to stay in the game. You could also visit my site which has some great articles on Sports Betting and stuff. It is a free information site, but still, I do not want to anger SBR in anyway so you will have to search SBR for a link to it. However, there is nothing on the site that hasn't already been said at SBR, so...
Anyway, I wish you best of luck and remember only about 2% of Sports Bettors actually make money in this industry.
BoL,
Final NBA 2010 – 2011
44 - 30 59.46% :: ROI= +11.42%
Final NHL for 2010 – 2011
66 - 60 52.38% :: ROI= +3.78% ::Units= +42.00
Final NFL 2010
23 - 18 56.10% :: ROI= +6.31%
Beat the Prick Contest – 2010
$352.06
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That never works very often! Had the knicks tonite vs Cleveland as 50 dollar prayer!
Tonite I have a 4 teamer going: Warriors, Bulls, Thunder, and waiting on Charolette vs Lakers.
Trust me, you'll hit a favorite parlay rarely. Look at the Heat vs Magic!Comment -
Liked your post. Do you feel it sometimes that there comes a time when u know to jump on it; i.e Knicks vs Heat in Miami, and Cleveland tonite +875. I remember a fellow sports enthusiast who gave me the best advice "Don't bet on a game just because its on TV." I saved alot by not going every thursday on NBA on TNT. Everytime you "force" a wager it's always a loser.Comment -
never say never !Comment
