would you guys call it a day for the season or keep going but be more cautious?
cheers
hurricane1091
SBR Wise Guy
10-01-12
713
#2
Just keep doing what you are doing.
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Pat McCrotch
SBR Wise Guy
09-08-11
814
#3
cheers, only hit 56% but my big plays all hit
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pologq
SBR Posting Legend
10-07-12
19899
#4
wouldnt stop but would look at a point where i would want to be at if loses start building up since this is a streaky thing, great job though
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Sport_Fish
SBR MVP
12-06-10
4079
#5
stop....because once ur profit gets below 6k, ull try and do everything to build it back to 6k and end up losing even more.
Maybe keep 1k and bet smaller just so u have stuff to sweat.
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p19101
SBR MVP
11-17-11
1419
#6
Why stop? Either you got it or you don't. If you don't have it you shouldn't been betting in the first place. If you got it, make the most of it.
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Pivotpoint
SBR MVP
08-02-06
1762
#7
No.
Good job.
Just don't forget money management.
Those two big bets had a big impact. Good calls, but different story if they went against you. Might consider flat betting $500 and only 2x ($1000) on top plays. Grind. Protect profits.
Consider pulling a grand out. Buy yourself a present and get your woman something for putting up with all the bullshit of capping and watching games.
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broker651
SBR High Roller
10-22-10
166
#8
You're asking at the wrong place...
Most of us would take that 6500 and degen it away on some mac games or something.
There's very few people here with the willpower to do what you suggest.
Especially UP. Most of us - I would hazard a guess - not speaking for everyone - (me included) would be feeling invincible and blow that shit away by the end of next week.
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Pat McCrotch
SBR Wise Guy
09-08-11
814
#9
Upto +$7,500
had $500 on OVER New England/NY Jets
$500 on NY Jets +10.5
$900 on Oakland/Jackson OVER
fukking cleaning up this season
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NavsPicks
SBR MVP
10-16-12
3344
#10
Withdraw 5k. MOney In hand is better than 7500 on a computer screen
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Pat McCrotch
SBR Wise Guy
09-08-11
814
#11
Originally posted by NavsPicks
Withdraw 5k. MOney In hand is better than 7500 on a computer screen
agree
withdrew $6500
left a grand in account
looking at holidays now!!!!!
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NavsPicks
SBR MVP
10-16-12
3344
#12
Exactly enjoy it rather then blow it in greed. A mistake I've made far too many times
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BigPage25
SBR MVP
04-17-12
3571
#13
Originally posted by Pat McCrotch
agree
withdrew $6500
left a grand in account
looking at holidays now!!!!!
Very smart of you to have cashed out the 6500
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Pat McCrotch
SBR Wise Guy
09-08-11
814
#14
Originally posted by BigPage25
Very smart of you to have cashed out the 6500
dont want to waste all my good work
If I lose the grand so-fuk
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Mocknroll
SBR Wise Guy
01-26-12
577
#15
I think you've done the right thing by withdrawing.
Last year I started the NFL season with $100 and had it up to about 4k 2/3 through the season. I hit some parlays but was mostly playing unit bets. Felt invincible, started substantially increasing unit size and within 2 weeks had about 1k left. Got if back up to 4.5k with 3 weeks left and then finished the season with about 3.5k. Withdrew 3k and used the other 500 on NBA.
Got my account up to 6.5k by being smart with money management and then did the same thing I did with NFL. Played some 1&2k games that missed and before I knew it I had 1k left and ended the season at about 500.
So yes, 3k from my initial 100 was good, but the feeling of losing that 6k by being 'invincible' was pretty shit.
You're not always going to be on a good run so it's a good move to cash some out while you're ahead.
Good luck for the rest of the year.
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SpreadSniper
SBR Hall of Famer
02-17-09
6125
#16
money management is for pussies.... give half it back to the book, the other half on hookers and blow
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Fry
SBR Hustler
10-22-12
84
#17
i would just bet small
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KktdocT
SBR Sharp
01-28-11
436
#18
GL, mate.
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vaas187
SBR MVP
03-01-12
2280
#19
Originally posted by Pat McCrotch
agree
withdrew $6500
left a grand in account
looking at holidays now!!!!!
thats what i did, cashed out $6,000, lets $3,000 in the account to make moves with.
i was actually up like 12,000 in 3 weeks but got stupid and put $2,000 on a couple first inn. no runs and they lost. no more baseball for me.
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jimminn
SBR MVP
04-23-11
1176
#20
Put it all on the bears tonight ml make some money
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vaas187
SBR MVP
03-01-12
2280
#21
Originally posted by Mocknroll
I think you've done the right thing by withdrawing.
Last year I started the NFL season with $100 and had it up to about 4k 2/3 through the season. I hit some parlays but was mostly playing unit bets. Felt invincible, started substantially increasing unit size and within 2 weeks had about 1k left. Got if back up to 4.5k with 3 weeks left and then finished the season with about 3.5k. Withdrew 3k and used the other 500 on NBA.
Got my account up to 6.5k by being smart with money management and then did the same thing I did with NFL. Played some 1&2k games that missed and before I knew it I had 1k left and ended the season at about 500.
So yes, 3k from my initial 100 was good, but the feeling of losing that 6k by being 'invincible' was pretty shit.
You're not always going to be on a good run so it's a good move to cash some out while you're ahead.
Good luck for the rest of the year.
thats what i just did. was up to 13 K from the start of NFL season from an initial $400 investment..... withdrew 6K, lost 4 K so im left wit about 2 K in my account over this weekend, including 500 on Lions +6.5, Under 47 and the same two picks in a 1000 teaser. also a couple hundred on some player props.
first inning baseball can make or break you when you start throwing down 1K for the prop.