Originally <a href='http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/showthread.php?p=22993887'>posted</a> on 11/14/2014:

Quote Originally Posted by AchillesTG View Post
"bet low when you are losing and bet more when you are winning".



This is dangerous advice and a money management nightmare. I think you saw it play out with one bad day.

I’ve posted multiple times on this subject in the past so I won’t keep going here except to suggest that, instead of betting lower while losing, don’t bet at all when you are losing.

The problem, of course, becomes knowing when we are in a win streak and when we are in a losing streak. Some say and it seems logical that you can only know when you just had one of these and can’t know if you are still in one.

That being said, tracking your personal bets as you have can tell you a lot about where the markets may be heading in relation to your betting criteria. These are dangerous waters and it takes experience to be willing to adjust your bets accordingly. I’m not saying you don’t have and don’t do these things.

Good luck and watch out for those 0-7 or 1-8 days. I noticed that day you had 9 bets, more than the other days. Over the long haul, playing less plays (as you posted) when things are tough is going to end up better than betting less per bet. It’s the nature of the mathematics involved.

Good luck getting back to 31K, patience will get you there.