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How many of you broke because of great sport knowledge but crap money management?
i am one of those
july 2013 i finally starts with some money management strategy, it was a chase, betting only on tennis my best sport by far
start with 10 000 aus dollars, ends up with 20 000 two months later (i put 500 on Nadal to win US open back in july, odds 9.35)
september, starts to follow someone's tips in soccer don't know why... and lost 10 000 on 1 game, how stupid is that ?
anyone of you think they have great knowledge but crap money management ?? 90% of us i guess
Wouldn't say broke, but I can contribute thousands and thousands to bad money management. If I had someone place my bets for me and cut me off when I tried to chase I have no doubt I'd be a good $25-30k richer. It's a hell of a thing.
i feel exactly the sameOriginally Posted by greenhippo
would be nice to have some tips here, how do professionnal gamblers manage the thing ?
Discipline is most important trait in a pro gambler, I know so otherwise pretty average gamblers but they have ground out huge bankrolls because they never donk off money.
Sports knowledge is good if your a scout
It does nothing to help in sports betting
That is a math game and discipline and all other traits guys have mentioned here
U handicap ur self and u don't bet every day . If any handicapper tell u that he doesn't have a game for day or two than that is the capper that u want to listen to and compare ur picks with - he know how to make money !!
i know nothing about sports i just bet cause im addicted to gambling.
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Remember that a lot of guys on this site play betpoints and not a real money. And some of them lie as well - so wish u good luck and be careful.
When someone asks a tout, well if you are so good at handicapping why don't you just pick and bet the games yourself? One reason is the difficulty with money management and not overreacting to bad streaks.i am one of those
july 2013 i finally starts with some money management strategy, it was a chase, betting only on tennis my best sport by far
start with 10 000 aus dollars, ends up with 20 000 two months later (i put 500 on Nadal to win US open back in july, odds 9.35)
september, starts to follow someone's tips in soccer don't know why... and lost 10 000 on 1 game, how stupid is that ?
anyone of you think they have great knowledge but crap money management ?? 90% of us i guess
So the answer here is to become a tout obviously.
Labouchere is a built-in discipline system. I use it and love it. You have to bet really small relative to your bankroll, so your money always goes up, just slowly. Not for the impatient. The impatient always go broke anyway, it's just a matter of when.
care to share an example ? i read about it but never tried
Eh, there's no short answer really. It's a system you have to learn, albeit a really easy one. Send me a PM, and I'll lay it out for you.
Can you explain your chase tennis betting strategy? Why you decided to stop using it?i am one of those
july 2013 i finally starts with some money management strategy, it was a chase, betting only on tennis my best sport by far
start with 10 000 aus dollars, ends up with 20 000 two months later (i put 500 on Nadal to win US open back in july, odds 9.35)
september, starts to follow someone's tips in soccer don't know why... and lost 10 000 on 1 game, how stupid is that ?
anyone of you think they have great knowledge but crap money management ?? 90% of us i guess
Ralphie i sent you a PM cheers mate
rank: nothing revolutionary really, on a bankroll of 1 000 i would try to Win 3 for each chase, depending on the odds that gives me 6 or 7 attempts in a row at least. As I am watching tennis since 1999, I never lost 7 bets in a row in tennis if the odds are below 2.00, never happened.
One thing I liked to do was the game spread of the dog, when you chose your match carefully it often works. And usually if a guy spread was +4 i would secure it with +5 with a lower odds, let's say 1.55 or 1.60
I think on this kind of bet when chosing the "safe" game spread i was 21-4 on a sample of 25 matches.
So stupid I stopped it because tennis was over in november, i will start doing it again next week, finally some tennis
but like almost everyone here, sometimes i will lose patience and bet 10 or 20% of the bank when very confident, and lose..
dont be so hard on yourself pal.
Positive thinking is the key to success in life.
i know that man2014 will be better no doubt
2014 will be a great year!
hey ralphie, happy holidays pal.
why didn't you chime in to that thread where the guy was promising 1000% return a year from doing forex?
That's how the books win, 90% of gamblers have no self control and bankroll management
i believe so, books win because human are... human
I love how guys think they know sports which is fine
It does not equate to a good gambler
men follow me
Follow my plays when you see them.
I put lots of time into making one play.
Last edited by Al Masters; 12-26-13 at 01:22 PM.
Holy crap, I missed that one. I'm not on every day. Link?
Happy holidays to you too sir.
i saw that the other day on the 'easy winners' topic, i think u were 5/0 so farFollow my plays when you see them.
I put lots of time into making one play.
where do u usually post your plays?
any leans on upcoming football games?Follow my plays when you see them.
I put lots of time into making one play.
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