Money Management
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Hot Players = Big Earnings
Posted: 2006/09/14
With the end of the Major League Baseball season winding down the race for the final playoff spots is heating up. With several baseball teams competing for divisional titles and wild card bets, there is no way to say for sure who will come out on top. In turn...
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Accepting Your Goals
Posted: 2006/01/05
In the last chapter I gave you a realistic Win Goal which is highly attainable. Yet the sighs of woe rivaled the winds blown from the mouths of the band of orators posing as servants of the people, under the title of politicians, who blow smoke year after year from their offices in Washington.
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Super Analogy
Posted: 2006/01/05
Gambling is my focal point when it comes to existence and outside of my mother and two daughters, the outlet for my entire week. That's just the way it is, so when I take the time to convey Knighthood on anyone, it is because he or she is an expert in the only field I know gambling.
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Proper Bankroll
Posted: 2006/01/05
Go back and look at what I said a proper Bankroll is. Forget it; you won't know where to look. So I might as well tell you again because a guy like my friend, Watt E. Cey, is already asking, "what'd he say?" I asked what a Bankroll is! Bankroll is the amount of money you have...
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Win Goals
Sportsbooks, Money Management.
Posted: 2006/01/04
Now I got your attention. Now you perk up and exclaim: "Yeah man, this is what I wanna hear. How much am I gonna win? Tell me how to line my walls with gold! Tell me how to put millions in the bank and have houses in 18 parts of the country.
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Ten Timers
Sportsbooks, Money Management.
Posted: 2006/01/05
Easy, easy. I said ten timers, not two timers. As soon as the term two timer was uttered about 3,000 heads perked up. Must have hit home with a lot of you. But a ten timer is a $50 bet, based on the fact at each "time" is considered a $5 wager; it would mean a ten timer is a $50 bet.
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Vigorish
Posted: 2006/01/05
Man, I hate it when some computer genius screams about high vig, impossible to overcome odds, how the world is stacked against the player, and all that crap. The house gives you the chance to bet and adds a vigorish to make them a profit, regardless of who wins or loses.
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Minimizing Losses
Posted: 2006/01/04
NO, I ain't gonna let you off easy by changing subject. This is the crucial part of your day. In fact, far and away the most important, from a standpoint keeping you afloat during the times when you're going belly up on your picks.
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Short Bankroll
Posted: 2006/01/04
I talked about Scared Money; now let's do a chapter about a short Bankroll. That's because 80% of sports bettors have short Bankrolls and this causes them to bet over their heads, leaving open the door for them to get into deep trouble.
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Laying Out Bets
Posted: 2006/01/04
After you decide on the amount of money you're gonna put at risk on a given day, you face the dilemma of breaking down the amount you'll put on each game.
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| Hot Players = Big Earnings Posted: 2006/09/14
With the end of the Major League Baseball season winding down the race for the final playoff spots is heating up. With several baseball teams competing for divisional titles and wild card bets, there is no way to say for sure who will come out on top. In turn...
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| [ Read on ] |
| Accepting Your Goals Posted: 2006/01/05
In the last chapter I gave you a realistic Win Goal which is highly attainable. Yet the sighs of woe rivaled the winds blown from the mouths of the band of orators posing as servants of the people, under the title of politicians, who blow smoke year after year from their offices in Washington.
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| [ Read on ] |
| Super Analogy Posted: 2006/01/05
Gambling is my focal point when it comes to existence and outside of my mother and two daughters, the outlet for my entire week. That's just the way it is, so when I take the time to convey Knighthood on anyone, it is because he or she is an expert in the only field I know gambling.
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| [ Read on ] |
| Proper Bankroll Posted: 2006/01/05
Go back and look at what I said a proper Bankroll is. Forget it; you won't know where to look. So I might as well tell you again because a guy like my friend, Watt E. Cey, is already asking, "what'd he say?" I asked what a Bankroll is! Bankroll is the amount of money you have...
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| [ Read on ] |
| Win Goals Sportsbooks, Money Management. Posted: 2006/01/04
Now I got your attention. Now you perk up and exclaim: "Yeah man, this is what I wanna hear. How much am I gonna win? Tell me how to line my walls with gold! Tell me how to put millions in the bank and have houses in 18 parts of the country.
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| [ Read on ] |
| Ten Timers Sportsbooks, Money Management. Posted: 2006/01/05
Easy, easy. I said ten timers, not two timers. As soon as the term two timer was uttered about 3,000 heads perked up. Must have hit home with a lot of you. But a ten timer is a $50 bet, based on the fact at each "time" is considered a $5 wager; it would mean a ten timer is a $50 bet.
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| [ Read on ] |
| Vigorish Posted: 2006/01/05
Man, I hate it when some computer genius screams about high vig, impossible to overcome odds, how the world is stacked against the player, and all that crap. The house gives you the chance to bet and adds a vigorish to make them a profit, regardless of who wins or loses.
|
| [ Read on ] |
| Minimizing Losses Posted: 2006/01/04
NO, I ain't gonna let you off easy by changing subject. This is the crucial part of your day. In fact, far and away the most important, from a standpoint keeping you afloat during the times when you're going belly up on your picks.
|
| [ Read on ] |
| Short Bankroll Posted: 2006/01/04
I talked about Scared Money; now let's do a chapter about a short Bankroll. That's because 80% of sports bettors have short Bankrolls and this causes them to bet over their heads, leaving open the door for them to get into deep trouble.
|
| [ Read on ] |
| Laying Out Bets Posted: 2006/01/04
After you decide on the amount of money you're gonna put at risk on a given day, you face the dilemma of breaking down the amount you'll put on each game.
|
| [ Read on ] |