Many of you in here already know about what I'm going to discuss, but this is for some of the people who are not familiar about this part of sports-betting.
Money Management is just as essential to successful gambling as is handicapping. I have noticed in this forum there are some individuals in here, that are pretty good handicappers. But that is only 1/2 of the ball game.
What I'm going to discuss is units. Most successful sports bettors bet in units. The one's that can sustain & turn profits, usually bet in units, 1 unit, 1.5 units, & 2 units. Only in the rarest of occasions do they play 3 units.
But there is no way, to be profitable in the long-term when you play 4 to 6 times more on some games as you do others. Short-term Yes, Long-term No. There is no game that is worth playing 6 times as much money on as another game. The oddsmakers/linemakers are never that far off.
This post wasn't to downgrade anyone in this forum, cause I think this is a very good forum, with lots of good people in it. But this was just to offer some helpful advice that can hopefully help build your bankrolls.
Money Management is just as essential to successful gambling as is handicapping. I have noticed in this forum there are some individuals in here, that are pretty good handicappers. But that is only 1/2 of the ball game.
What I'm going to discuss is units. Most successful sports bettors bet in units. The one's that can sustain & turn profits, usually bet in units, 1 unit, 1.5 units, & 2 units. Only in the rarest of occasions do they play 3 units.
But there is no way, to be profitable in the long-term when you play 4 to 6 times more on some games as you do others. Short-term Yes, Long-term No. There is no game that is worth playing 6 times as much money on as another game. The oddsmakers/linemakers are never that far off.
This post wasn't to downgrade anyone in this forum, cause I think this is a very good forum, with lots of good people in it. But this was just to offer some helpful advice that can hopefully help build your bankrolls.
