A Good Gambler Forgets His Loses Previous Days

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 05:41 AM

jj

did you wake-up with this gem ?

juicername · 06-09-17, 05:45 AM

This posting bot needs some fine tuning.

jjgold · 06-09-17, 05:48 AM

Yes...say your lost 10 straight days it should not impact day 11 betting

hawk 5 · 06-09-17, 05:51 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Yes...say your lost 10 straight days it should not impact day 11 betting

You've lost 10 straight days? It should impact u. U shouild not gamble.

slayer14 · 06-09-17, 06:02 AM

Is this really jj or someone working in the sbr office

jjgold · 06-09-17, 06:33 AM

What happens say your down $880 for week with one day remaining most guys start betting $300 on final day when their initial bet sizes were $50-$100 all week

Theme of thread .....every betting day is a new one

Do not live in the past

Nick Lenisoione
SBR

shooterman · 06-09-17, 07:08 AM

No ya muppet, it is "a good gambler studies his losses"!

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 07:17 AM

hard to deal with the neg emotions from a losing streak

milwaukee mike · 06-09-17, 08:18 AM

if someone is too dumb to know the difference between loses and losses, then they shouldn't be gambling

probably applies to 98% of the sbr community

Mackballs · 06-09-17, 08:31 AM

I had an 11 day losing streak back in April and also an 0-10 night a couple weeks ago. I now bet $15-$25 a game.

Sam Losco · 06-09-17, 08:45 AM

Originally posted by Mackballs

I had an 11 day losing streak back in April and also an 0-10 night a couple weeks ago. I now bet $15-$25 a game.

the only probably with betting 20 a game is you never actually win anything. i tried that but i got really impatient... upped my bet size and it only took 2 or 3 straight losses to put me out because i didnt have much in my account. $50 is a good size where it wouldnt hurt to lose but stillcan make some progress

GzaTheGenius · 06-09-17, 08:50 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Yes...say your lost 10 straight days it should not impact day 11 betting

Should probably quit if this is the case

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 08:50 AM

not joking

sometimes it's best to save up for month or 3 or 4

send all the $$$ off as bitcoins to Nitro

all-in on one bet... win , take money out same day

lose , start over

vividjohn45 · 06-09-17, 09:55 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Yes...say your lost 10 straight days it should not impact day 11 betting

No. Becuz you are out of money.

vividjohn45 · 06-09-17, 09:56 AM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

not joking

sometimes it's best to save up for month or 3 or 4

send all the $$$ off as bitcoins to Nitro

all-in on one bet... win , take money out same day

lose , start over

Just dont bet the cavs, sammy

jjgold · 06-09-17, 10:32 AM

All I do is teach here

Philmill · 06-09-17, 10:47 AM

Good thread JJ

Learn how to loose makes a better playa

always have a backup plan when a play doesnt turn out a winner.....

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 10:54 AM

JJ

do you sometimes feel good after a big loss ?

steady hustlin · 06-09-17, 05:47 PM

Sam you actually have a good point. Playing every day is worse for most.

jjgold · 06-09-17, 06:51 PM

Sam I got to make a video about that thanks for reminding me

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 06:53 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

not joking

sometimes it's best to save up for month or 3 or 4

send all the $$$ off as bitcoins to Nitro

all-in on one bet... win , take money out same day

lose , start over

Originally posted by steady hustlin

Sam you actually have a good point. Playing every day is worse for most.

every regular here at SBR know if they can grind of not... few can successfully

jjgold · 06-09-17, 07:25 PM

Can you withdraw from Nitro daily and no fees?

Sam Odom · 06-09-17, 07:29 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Can you withdraw from Nitro daily and no fees?

yes

they want just one sports bet before asking for w/d

jjgold · 06-09-17, 10:36 PM

Thanks Sammy

How fast do they hit wallet

sweethook · 06-09-17, 10:43 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Yes...say your lost 10 straight days it should not impact day 11 betting

this . . . 100%

GunShard · 06-09-17, 11:27 PM

A Good gambler learns from his mistakes and improves on the next bet.

KVB · 06-10-17, 12:00 AM

Gunshard makes a good point here.

Sometimes there isn't a mistake, it's just a loss; but often times there is a mistake and finding it and learning from it is important.

unluckysob · 06-10-17, 05:27 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

what happens say your down $880 for week with one day remaining most guys start betting $300 on final day when their initial bet sizes were $50-$100 all week

theme of thread .....every betting day is a new one

do not live in the past

nick lenisoione
sbr

i agree.

darrell74 · 06-10-17, 05:30 AM

a good gambler knows why he was stupid to lose, and moves on

jjgold · 06-10-17, 05:43 AM

I shook off this weeks loses and ready for today

teaserpleaser · 06-10-17, 10:51 AM

Jj works for the books

Sam Odom · 06-10-17, 10:52 AM

Originally posted by teaserpleaser

Jj works for the books

been hearing that ^ for years

KVB · 06-10-17, 10:53 AM

Originally posted by KVB

This brings up another good teaching point for beginners and even those veterans who can get to a 55% to 60% win rate. Very few bettors realize that nearly 95% of the time you can expect to be behind. With proper money management your expectation is still to see new highs in account value only 5% of the time.

This is the reality of the mathematics of the situation. But this lesson is more psychological. If you know that this condition exits then you can better cope with it, not chase losses, and not constantly feel like you are behind and have to “make a move” to get caught up simply because your roll is less than its highest point.

Eliminate the psychological need to catch up and you are bound to make better decisions moving forward. This thinking may not add a winning play to your day, but it sure as hell may take you off of a losing play.

In sports betting, a penny saved in this fashion is most certainly a penny earned...

jjgold · 06-10-17, 11:06 AM

kvb YOUR A BRIGHT GUY