Let's say you have a standard bet size of $100. Will you always bet $100 regardless of how much juice is on the line or do you account for that and bump it up.
For Example.
+100, you would bet $100 to win $100
-110, would you bet $110 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $90.91
It doesn't seem like that big of a jump to add the juice in most situations, but what about big favourites you like?
-150, would you bet $150 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $66.67
-180, would you bet $180 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $55.56
If you do add the juice then the higher it gets, the more you're straying from strict bankroll management. But also if you do like a line of -150 or even HIGHER, then is it safe to assume that because they are a big favourite it warrants risking more? Also for dog lines like +130, I assume people just bet the normal $100, correct?
Thank you.
For Example.
+100, you would bet $100 to win $100
-110, would you bet $110 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $90.91
It doesn't seem like that big of a jump to add the juice in most situations, but what about big favourites you like?
-150, would you bet $150 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $66.67
-180, would you bet $180 to win $100 ? or $100 to win $55.56
If you do add the juice then the higher it gets, the more you're straying from strict bankroll management. But also if you do like a line of -150 or even HIGHER, then is it safe to assume that because they are a big favourite it warrants risking more? Also for dog lines like +130, I assume people just bet the normal $100, correct?
Thank you.