LOL, you beat me to it.
Addressing the OP's question, my response is always the same in these matters: consult your own data. None of the get rich quick guys (yes, you, Patty) ever bother tracking their wagers in Excel, dooming themselves to what can only be described as a Sisyphean gambling existence.
Keep a spreadsheet of your wagers (Excel, not SBR). When you grade them, take two seconds to also record the outcome. Now, when you have questions like this about the worth of a half-point or what reduced juice could do to your bottom line, the cold, hard facts are a few keystrokes away. Only when you see your balance at the bottom turn from a negative number to a positive one will you truly believe what any intelligent gambler will tell you:
An extra half point on every play can turn a losing gambler into a break-even one. A full point can make you a bona fide winner. The same can be said for reduced juice, provided you can avoid obvious pitfalls that most gamblers can't. (These are generalizations, of course. Some gamblers are so stupid that they couldn't win with yesterday's newspaper, and most of those post on SBR. I'm looking at you, wantitallformoi...)
If you can't be bothered to make your own Excel spreadsheet, visit this thread:
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...l#post16261658
If, after all this, you still don't track your wagers, I thank you in advance for your donations to the market. Your sacrifice doesn't go unnoticed when sharps across the globe book their next month-long vacation.