What is your Football betting plan?

**Shute** · 07-25-17, 01:34 AM

Originally posted by lakerboy

No plan.

Same as above
Usually hold steady until end of October/ beginning of November when the wheels fall off and I become unhinged

**tony_come** · 07-25-17, 01:40 AM

Reading books on how to win in life

**Seaweed** · 07-25-17, 01:42 AM

Originally posted by tony_come

Reading books on how to win in life

I wrote the book

**tony_come** · 07-25-17, 02:05 AM

Originally posted by Seaweed

I wrote the book

So far great read, sellweed!!

**Seaweed** · 07-25-17, 04:39 AM

Originally posted by tony_come

So far great read, sellweed!!

Thanks man

**swordsandtequila** · 07-25-17, 07:24 AM

Originally posted by tony_come

Reading books on how to win in life

Originally posted by Seaweed

I wrote the book

So now you're a fiction writer

**BigdaddyQH** · 07-25-17, 11:24 AM

Originally posted by boneheaded1

Already gave out my secret several years ago.

Starting over.

Starting roll $600 (not including bonuses).

Bet size will be 25-50% of my roll at time of bet. Depending on ROI if I win. I don't bet to win. I bet not to lose. (only a select few on here will understand that statement)

A member since 12/10 with 630 posts, and now we know why. He wagers not to lose, which means he is afraid to lose, which means that he is a guaranteed loser. That is the truth, no matter what type of spin he wants to put on it. You cannot be a successful gambler if you are running scared, and that is exactly what he is doing.

**BigdaddyQH** · 07-25-17, 11:27 AM

With such a small starting bankroll, it is understandable why he bets not to lose. He cannot afford to lose. Running scared wagering. A sure fire losing way to wager.

**bosigga** · 07-25-17, 01:40 PM

Top my BTP result (30)

Give the new Bag fella a proper welcome

For kicks I'd like to Win a 15 team open teaser. Got one a few years ago. Really nice payout for low risk, just requires major discipline to not force action to close it out sooner.

Otherwise all the same. Spreads, totals, ML parlays. Try not to bet on shit teams.

**boneheaded1** · 07-25-17, 01:59 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

A member since 12/10 with 630 posts, and now we know why. He wagers not to lose, which means he is afraid to lose, which means that he is a guaranteed loser. That is the truth, no matter what type of spin he wants to put on it. You cannot be a successful gambler if you are running scared, and that is exactly what he is doing.

You may call it that. But I refer to it as smart investing. Worked for me for the last 6-7 years. And it will again. Keep chasing those big hits dude.

**boneheaded1** · 07-25-17, 02:14 PM

There is plenty of "free money" out there, you just need to be ok making one bet, one team; and only getting a 5-15% return on your amount risked. Some people are just too chicken to do it. They are afraid to risk their money for such a low return. And that is OK. My system isn't for guys like you.

**grease lightnin** · 07-25-17, 02:20 PM

BigDaddy loves giant road faves of -1000 or more, so you and he should get along well bonehead since you are both broke. Lmao

**WildCelticsFan** · 07-25-17, 02:25 PM

5 $100 wagers on game straight up
$100 in parlays
3-4 will be $25
5 or more will be $10-$15

Betting total $600 a week see how she goes.

**Otters27** · 07-25-17, 02:33 PM

Originally posted by WildCelticsFan

5 $100 wagers on game straight up
$100 in parlays
3-4 will be $25
5 or more will be $10-$15

Betting total $600 a week see how she goes.

Sound like a blast

**dmncnlou** · 07-25-17, 03:13 PM

Wait a couple of weeks to determine who are the frauds. In both college and nfl.

**marcoloco** · 07-25-17, 04:32 PM

give 110% effort with every bet

**boneheaded1** · 07-25-17, 05:12 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

BigDaddy loves giant road faves of -1000 or more, so you and he should get along well bonehead since you are both broke. Lmao

Certianly wouldn't use the term broke. I'm just starting with $600. I'd start with $5K but we got a week at Disneyland coming up and that she-ite ain't cheap (especially with two little ones). I don't need my winnings to get by. I just like seeing how much I can grow it. Last time I started with $100 and slowly built it. And the difference between most of these guys and me is if lose it, I'm done for the year. I set my budget and stick with it.

**jjgold** · 07-25-17, 08:05 PM

If a sport goes more to form I would think it's the NFL

**boneheaded1** · 07-25-17, 09:36 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

If a sport goes more to form I would think it's the NFL

Indeed JJ. That is why I only bet football.

**grey area** · 07-25-17, 10:11 PM

I have a great start out the gate holding on to it is something need to work on

**Enkhbat** · 07-26-17, 06:39 AM

I will start out with over under bets, some props, some teasers and go from there.

**grease lightnin** · 07-26-17, 06:47 AM

Originally posted by boneheaded1

Certianly wouldn't use the term broke. I'm just starting with $600. I'd start with $5K but we got a week at Disneyland coming up and that she-ite ain't cheap (especially with two little ones). I don't need my winnings to get by. I just like seeing how much I can grow it. Last time I started with $100 and slowly built it. And the difference between most of these guys and me is if lose it, I'm done for the year. I set my budget and stick with it.

I totally get that. I have four kids.

I was talking about your "betting not to lose" which I believe means betting huge moneyline faves. This is a sure way to go broke. BigDaddy loves this type of wagering which is why I am surprised at his comment to you.

Have fun in Disneyland pal

**Sam Odom** · 07-26-17, 06:52 AM

Fade Alabama

**Mackballs** · 07-26-17, 07:05 AM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Fade Alabama

Sammy, sharp.

**jjgold** · 07-26-17, 07:58 AM

Gold sheet

**boneheaded1** · 07-26-17, 08:15 AM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

I totally get that. I have four kids.

I was talking about your "betting not to lose" which I believe means betting huge moneyline faves. This is a sure way to go broke. BigDaddy loves this type of wagering which is why I am surprised at his comment to you.

Have fun in Disneyland pal

Thanks I will. And I would agree with you for ANY sport other than football and I ONLY bet football.

So since we are talking football only; I completely disagree with you. I did this for 7 years and it worked very well. It just takes a long time to build it it up and the hardest parts were:

Staying away from other sports during the offseason.
Not touching he money to do stuff.

Discipline to the plan and the system is very difficult.

It's all about the power of compounding.

**teaserpleaser** · 07-26-17, 10:57 AM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

this dude wants to say SBR sucks

yet his fukkin bankroll is $600

CANNOT make this shit up

You wonder why I say you're salty/bitter ... if you have some advice for the guy why not help him. Instead of putting him down? Maybe $600 is what he's comfortable with? Kind of a dikk move bro.

**BigdaddyQH** · 07-26-17, 11:08 AM

Originally posted by boneheaded1

Certianly wouldn't use the term broke. I'm just starting with $600. I'd start with $5K but we got a week at Disneyland coming up and that she-ite ain't cheap (especially with two little ones). I don't need my winnings to get by. I just like seeing how much I can grow it. Last time I started with $100 and slowly built it. And the difference between most of these guys and me is if lose it, I'm done for the year. I set my budget and stick with it.

That has got to be the worst excuse for small wagering I have ever seen. A trip to Disneyland? That will not cost you 5K, and that was what you wanted to start with. Sticking to your budget is a very solid money management tool. Wagering not to lose will not make you any money, despite your claims. If you are afraid of losing, do not wager at all. It is that simple. Perhaps you meant to say that you like to make very conservative wagers that are safer than most, but pay a very small return on your investment. That is fine if that is your thing. But trying to use Disneyland as an excuse has to be a first in here, and with the inordinate number of excuse making losers in here, that is something.

**lonegambler23** · 07-26-17, 11:22 AM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

I totally get that. I have four kids.

I was talking about your "betting not to lose" which I believe means betting huge moneyline faves. This is a sure way to go broke. BigDaddy loves this type of wagering which is why I am surprised at his comment to you.

Have fun in Disneyland pal

keep it in the pants guyy

**grease lightnin** · 07-26-17, 11:30 AM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

That has got to be the worst excuse for small wagering I have ever seen. A trip to Disneyland? That will not cost you 5K, and that was what you wanted to start with. Sticking to your budget is a very solid money management tool. Wagering not to lose will not make you any money, despite your claims. If you are afraid of losing, do not wager at all. It is that simple. Perhaps you meant to say that you like to make very conservative wagers that are safer than most, but pay a very small return on your investment. That is fine if that is your thing. But trying to use Disneyland as an excuse has to be a first in here, and with the inordinate number of excuse making losers in here, that is something.

See what I mean?

Ask BigDaddy how he made a profit last season after losing several giant moneyline faves. Road faves in CFB no less

**jt315** · 07-26-17, 04:30 PM

Originally posted by grease lightnin

See what I mean?

Ask BigDaddy how he made a profit last season after losing several giant moneyline faves. Road faves in CFB no less

If you take a look at his phony betting spreadsheet you can smell FRAUD from a mile away.

**Philmill** · 07-26-17, 05:36 PM

wait for a good opportunity to present itself... most likely be after 3-4 weeks in the regular season

**boneheaded1** · 07-26-17, 08:16 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

That has got to be the worst excuse for small wagering I have ever seen. A trip to Disneyland? That will not cost you 5K, and that was what you wanted to start with. Sticking to your budget is a very solid money management tool. Wagering not to lose will not make you any money, despite your claims. If you are afraid of losing, do not wager at all. It is that simple. Perhaps you meant to say that you like to make very conservative wagers that are safer than most, but pay a very small return on your investment. That is fine if that is your thing. But trying to use Disneyland as an excuse has to be a first in here, and with the inordinate number of excuse making losers in here, that is something.

Haters gonna hate.

Just because you haven't been able to be successful doesn't mean it isn't possible. It works for me and I do mean works. And I don't need an excuse, $600 is what I set. If you don't like it, feel free to play with more. Actually, I'm done, no need to defend myself to you. So go hump someone else's leg, muttface.

**swordsandtequila** · 07-26-17, 08:17 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

That has got to be the worst excuse for small wagering I have ever seen. A trip to Disneyland? That will not cost you 5K, and that was what you wanted to start with. Sticking to your budget is a very solid money management tool. Wagering not to lose will not make you any money, despite your claims. If you are afraid of losing, do not wager at all. It is that simple. Perhaps you meant to say that you like to make very conservative wagers that are safer than most, but pay a very small return on your investment. That is fine if that is your thing. But trying to use Disneyland as an excuse has to be a first in here, and with the inordinate number of excuse making losers in here, that is something.

Originally posted by grease lightnin

See what I mean?

Ask BigDaddy how he made a profit last season after losing several giant moneyline faves. Road faves in CFB no less

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The gift that keeps on giving...

**mookdem420416** · 07-26-17, 10:58 PM

lock in my futures. usually team wins over, or who wins division. usually drop like 1k-2k on those,then.

bankroll 2k
unit size 100$
typically like to stay away from monday and thursday.
lock in one team i like, bet it ml. then parley it with another team. my strategy changes though