[chingo]

OKAY, TBH I got a lot flaws in betting in the online bookie action...... I'm down only 250$ in a span of one month but still...... no one wants to be losing!


Anyways here's the thread of my challenge it was to turn 50 into 2,000 within 2wk period... http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...o-2k-2wks.html -
Take a look @ it.

So I failed in about 3 days and went bust. I know I put to much pressure on myself trying to rack in the high profit margin asap and I know that it was one of the flaws also the parlaying plays.

My ideal profit margin that I wanna commit too is profiting at least minimum average 500-600 weekly. But that's what I expect minimum; at least for the moment till the bankroll can build and wagers can grow -therefore larger wagers and larger returns later on.

I WANNA GET MY ROLL ON!!!!!! SOOOOOOO...............

what strategy should I use with wagering?

-No more then 10% of br @ one wager?
-Avoid parlays over 2 teams... Maybe risk no more then 2% of BR @ longer shot parlays?
-Avoid coinflip games...... ex superbowl, top two tier teams in the nba, match up between the shittiest teams...... etc... u get it.

ANY ADVISE IS APPRECIATED..

[NYSportsGuy210]

Tail hot streakers on SBR. If it's a hot streaker bet 8% Bank Roll. If it's regualr posters or your own bets make it 3-4%.

If someone solid posts a really really strong play and you are up a bit make it a 13-15% bankroll play. But do this once every two weeks at most.

In about a month you'll turn $50 to about $115.

[wtt0315]

seriously, if you need advice this is probably not going be your hobby. Different things work for different people. I never bet totals and i usually only bet 2 game parlays. Some people will only bet totals and never bet parlays. you just have to find what works for you. Stick with certain teams and get to know them. Never bet your favorite teams and never bet a game just to have action. In my earlier years i would be the chinease female ping pong assication just to have action at 3 am.. that never goes well. I also stay away from national televised games and look for small conferences with less line movements
good luck though
oh and if you see guarenteed fade

[Living The Dream]

I set limits. If my balance is under 300, then 50 max bet. I get over 300 then 100 max. I get over 500 and 200 max bet. Don't go higher than 200 and only max out on a game you really like. When baseball season comes I roll bigtime with this.

[chingo]

Tail hot streakers on SBR. If it's a hot streaker bet 8% Bank Roll. If it's regualr posters or your own bets make it 3-4%.

If someone solid posts a really really strong play and you are up a bit make it a 13-15% bankroll play. But do this once every two weeks at most.

In about a month you'll turn $50 to about $115.

wow 50 into 115, thats an insult

[NYSportsGuy210]

I could do $50 to $250 in a month....but then again I have selectivity and due diligence. You need to learn this.

[The Kraken]

Common guy, you're asking us how to make you a minimum of 500/week and in return you'll give us 10 points gtfo

And how you gonna say turning 50 into 115 in a month is an insult when you're the one here looking for advice because your down 250 this month

R U SRS?

[tb1984]

Several points from my point of view(probably, you already know):

Don't bet NBA 1Q, first half... Always bet the whole game.
No road favorites.
Bet home underdog.
Limit chasing losses as you can.

[tb1984]

Common guy, you're asking us how to make you a minimum of 500/week and in return you'll give us 10 points gtfo

And how you gonna say turning 50 into 115 in a month is an insult when you're the one here looking for advice because your down 250 this month

R U SRS?

Right, OP you need to be realistic, it's hard to win constantly in sportsbetting, most of people would lose in the long run(just go through the forum, and you'll see that most of people would agree with this). I think you should quit since you have not lost that much money. Sportsbetting is gambling(so don't think it's easy money), you feel high when you win, but really stressfull when you lose.