TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "SportingBet
Get up to £150 worth of free bets!. First simply open an account with Sportingbet via the link below, then stake £10 and sportingbet will match it with a £10 Free Bet. After that it's time to use all your knowledge, experience and hunches to 'beat the bookie' and win up to a further £140 in Free Bets!"
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
TheMoneyPrinter | Don't Be A Loser
TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "Bet365
Register with bet365 via a link on this page to qualify for up to £100 in Free Bets. Your first bet will be matched (up to £25), with 3 x free bets (up to £25) available once you’ve placed an additional 5, 10 and 15 bets of £5 or more with bet365. See site for details"
Register with bet365 via a link on this page to qualify for up to £100 in Free Bets. Your first bet will be matched (up to £25), with 3 x free bets (up to £25) available once you’ve placed an additional 5, 10 and 15 bets of £5 or more with bet365. See site for details"
TheMoneyPrinter | Don't Be A Loser
TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "More Accounts Means Better Odds
All serious gamblers hold accounts with several bookmakers in order to benefit from changing lines and tracking the best odds. Competition is fierce so most bookies offer free sweeteners to bring the punters in. I've only listed reputable bookies here for your benefit- if nothing else you can use the free offer to check out the sites."
All serious gamblers hold accounts with several bookmakers in order to benefit from changing lines and tracking the best odds. Competition is fierce so most bookies offer free sweeteners to bring the punters in. I've only listed reputable bookies here for your benefit- if nothing else you can use the free offer to check out the sites."
TheMoneyPrinter | Don't Be A Loser
TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "There is two ways to view the odds of an event. This could be in USA format or International odds format.
US Odds Format
When the US odds price is a positive number then the price indicates the value to be won when $100 is invested. Eg. (+115 indicates $115 would be won on a winning $100 bet). When the US odds price is a negative number then the price indicates the value required to be invested to win $100. Eg. (-110 indicates you need to bet $110 to win $100). The order of display for the team names follows the US tradition of naming the away team first.
International Odds Format
The odds value displayed is the amount returned on winning bets for each $1 invested. Eg. ($1.90 indicates for a $1 winning bet, $1.90 would be returned being the $1 stake and $0.90 winnings.) The order of display for the team name follows the European and Australian convention of naming the home team first. The UK tends to use fractional notation instead of digital."
US Odds Format
When the US odds price is a positive number then the price indicates the value to be won when $100 is invested. Eg. (+115 indicates $115 would be won on a winning $100 bet). When the US odds price is a negative number then the price indicates the value required to be invested to win $100. Eg. (-110 indicates you need to bet $110 to win $100). The order of display for the team names follows the US tradition of naming the away team first.
International Odds Format
The odds value displayed is the amount returned on winning bets for each $1 invested. Eg. ($1.90 indicates for a $1 winning bet, $1.90 would be returned being the $1 stake and $0.90 winnings.) The order of display for the team name follows the European and Australian convention of naming the home team first. The UK tends to use fractional notation instead of digital."
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
TheMoneyPrinter | Don't Be A Loser
TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "Pro sports gamblers tend to have a lot of bets compared to non-professionals. Note that winning 55% of 500 bets is actually more profitable than winning 65% of only 50 bets.
More importantly, a bettor is more assured of achieving his expected win percentage over a larger total number of bets, and with more bets and smaller bet sizes, the 'ride' is much smoother, less risky, and more predictable. Generally speaking, non-professional sports gamblers go wrong by risking too much of their bankroll on individual bets. They don't spread their risk over enough bets. Professionals use smaller bet sizes in proportion to their bankroll over larger numbers of bets.
As a matter of fact, one good way to spot a non-pro is that he invariably has less than a half-dozen bets per week, and he risks more than 20 percent of his bankroll on each bet.
Ideally, you must place 8-10 bets a day, and not risk more than 2.5% of the 'first block bankroll' per bet, in order not to exceed 25% of the net running total and to obtain optimal results"
More importantly, a bettor is more assured of achieving his expected win percentage over a larger total number of bets, and with more bets and smaller bet sizes, the 'ride' is much smoother, less risky, and more predictable. Generally speaking, non-professional sports gamblers go wrong by risking too much of their bankroll on individual bets. They don't spread their risk over enough bets. Professionals use smaller bet sizes in proportion to their bankroll over larger numbers of bets.
As a matter of fact, one good way to spot a non-pro is that he invariably has less than a half-dozen bets per week, and he risks more than 20 percent of his bankroll on each bet.
Ideally, you must place 8-10 bets a day, and not risk more than 2.5% of the 'first block bankroll' per bet, in order not to exceed 25% of the net running total and to obtain optimal results"
TheMoneyPrinter | Don't Be A Loser
TheMoneyPrinter Don't Be A Loser: "Now, let’s take a look at some numbers.
The regular Joe will place one bet a week on his favorite team. The odds are at 1.93. This is of course against the spreads or for the total over/under.
Over a year, if he wins 55% of his bets, that would be 29 bets. If he bets $100 a game, he would end up the year with a clear profit of $397.
29 X 1.93 X $100 = $5597 - $5200 = $397
On the other hand, the pro sports gambler will bet as much as 20 games everyday. He will bet $100 a game.
Let’s take a look at the numbers if he has a winning rate of only 53%.
20 games X 365 days = 7300 bets
53% of 7300 bets = 3869 wins
3869 wins at odds 1.93 at $100 = $746,717
$746717 – total wagered = $746,717 - $730,000 = $16,717
NET PROFIT = $16,717
After a couple of years, pro sports gamblers will bet over $5000 to $10,000 on each game. After a couple of years, a $1000 bettor will pocket over $167,000 a year in net profit."
The regular Joe will place one bet a week on his favorite team. The odds are at 1.93. This is of course against the spreads or for the total over/under.
Over a year, if he wins 55% of his bets, that would be 29 bets. If he bets $100 a game, he would end up the year with a clear profit of $397.
29 X 1.93 X $100 = $5597 - $5200 = $397
On the other hand, the pro sports gambler will bet as much as 20 games everyday. He will bet $100 a game.
Let’s take a look at the numbers if he has a winning rate of only 53%.
20 games X 365 days = 7300 bets
53% of 7300 bets = 3869 wins
3869 wins at odds 1.93 at $100 = $746,717
$746717 – total wagered = $746,717 - $730,000 = $16,717
NET PROFIT = $16,717
After a couple of years, pro sports gamblers will bet over $5000 to $10,000 on each game. After a couple of years, a $1000 bettor will pocket over $167,000 a year in net profit."
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