You get It, my guy. ..always take the cash out if or when it's offered..beat the house, withdraw that 75, then make your next bet with the remaining profit..essentially betting on house money.
@1230QAZWSX lol, I can only speak on what has been successful for me for the last 5 years.. Can you elaborate further? Lol, seriously. Your other comment in the thread I agree with emphatically and It seems like you are "educated" in this subject.
@@seansulli4 Yea I run a predictive market group. We're in financial and sports betting markets. So if you're consistently taking cash out options, you're by definition robbing yourself of money because cash outs are almost always -EV (if you don't know what EV is in betting, ask chatgpt). Furthermore, you shouldn't be withdrawing your winnings, rather you should be looking at a specific sportsbook like an investment, almost like having stock in a company. Why? Well I'm assuming you are a consistent and profitable winner (although that's a big assumption). You should be using the winnings to increase your bankroll and thus your unit size. Now a big reason why I'm highly doubtful that you've been profitable over a 5 year span (don't confuse winnings with profit and loss), is not just for the reasons I've named, i.e. that you're consistently choosing -EV options, but also because you should've been severally limited on your accounts by now. When you are very profitable over a 5 year period at a sportsbook, you will be severally limited. The time to get limited will vary depending on the markets you are betting into. We have accounts that sometimes last only 1 day before we are hit with severe limits. Anyone who is consistently profitable over a long span betting into sports markets knows that the first step is how to win. Knowing what is a good and bad bet is the very first step. The actual hardest step is figuring how to get enough money down in the face of limits.
If you listen very careful, He said that even if you have his exact strategy, you might have a chance. I would not touch spreads, money lines or totals. It's a losing game i promise you. Move to player props, It's easily trackable with predictable Inevitable outcomes. Fighting for lines and waiting for line movement sounds terrible. It's so much easier to find players. With all the props available. The sportsbook cannot keep up. You can always find a great play in every slate. Instead of betting into sharp lines spreads and shitty moneyline odds.
While player props are an easier market, if you do have success you will get limited much quicker on books. Spreads sides and totals are indeed much much harder markets to beat and much more liquid, but they are very beatable markets. I agree that the general person is highly unlikely to beat it, but there are many individuals and groups beating those markets.
@@DeeCoozie No not over a large sample size. Over hundreds/thousands of bets, injuries/freak accidents/etc. etc. will not be a significant factor in those markets.
It takes a lot of work to win and bunch of luck to win nowadays. My advice start small or go fast till you have a decent bank roll. After that, use the 1-3 % rule. Good luck building a bank roll with a small amount, start with 50 -100 dollars, make couple of good bets I.e. sure wins, when you have 200 or so dollars start using the 1-3 rule. I would even go bigger like 5 % or so. The other day I had this strategy working and I took a high probability low payout bet and lost it and ruined my bankroll.
I've been betting off the same 75 bucks for the last 2 months. It's been wild, definitely lucky and a lot learned.
You get It, my guy.
..always take the cash out if or when it's offered..beat the house, withdraw that 75, then make your next bet with the remaining profit..essentially betting on house money.
@@seansulli4 I've pulled out thousands so far. 600 just yesterday.
@@seansulli4 yea no
@1230QAZWSX lol, I can only speak on what has been successful for me for the last 5 years..
Can you elaborate further? Lol, seriously. Your other comment in the thread I agree with emphatically and It seems like you are "educated" in this subject.
@@seansulli4 Yea I run a predictive market group. We're in financial and sports betting markets. So if you're consistently taking cash out options, you're by definition robbing yourself of money because cash outs are almost always -EV (if you don't know what EV is in betting, ask chatgpt). Furthermore, you shouldn't be withdrawing your winnings, rather you should be looking at a specific sportsbook like an investment, almost like having stock in a company. Why? Well I'm assuming you are a consistent and profitable winner (although that's a big assumption). You should be using the winnings to increase your bankroll and thus your unit size. Now a big reason why I'm highly doubtful that you've been profitable over a 5 year span (don't confuse winnings with profit and loss), is not just for the reasons I've named, i.e. that you're consistently choosing -EV options, but also because you should've been severally limited on your accounts by now. When you are very profitable over a 5 year period at a sportsbook, you will be severally limited. The time to get limited will vary depending on the markets you are betting into. We have accounts that sometimes last only 1 day before we are hit with severe limits. Anyone who is consistently profitable over a long span betting into sports markets knows that the first step is how to win. Knowing what is a good and bad bet is the very first step. The actual hardest step is figuring how to get enough money down in the face of limits.
If you listen very careful, He said that even if you have his exact strategy, you might have a chance. I would not touch spreads, money lines or totals. It's a losing game i promise you.
Move to player props, It's easily trackable with predictable Inevitable outcomes.
Fighting for lines and waiting for line movement sounds terrible. It's so much easier to find players. With all the props available. The sportsbook cannot keep up. You can always find a great play in every slate. Instead of betting into sharp lines spreads and shitty moneyline odds.
Last year, I did this for both NHL and NFL..I only bet the ML or spread with pizza money..the money is in the props using split stats
While player props are an easier market, if you do have success you will get limited much quicker on books. Spreads sides and totals are indeed much much harder markets to beat and much more liquid, but they are very beatable markets. I agree that the general person is highly unlikely to beat it, but there are many individuals and groups beating those markets.
Props can be difficult due to injuries and things like that though, too
@@DeeCoozie No not over a large sample size. Over hundreds/thousands of bets, injuries/freak accidents/etc. etc. will not be a significant factor in those markets.
Great advice but lean towards the unders on players
It takes a lot of work to win and bunch of luck to win nowadays. My advice start small or go fast till you have a decent bank roll. After that, use the 1-3 % rule. Good luck building a bank roll with a small amount, start with 50 -100 dollars, make couple of good bets I.e. sure wins, when you have 200 or so dollars start using the 1-3 rule. I would even go bigger like 5 % or so. The other day I had this strategy working and I took a high probability low payout bet and lost it and ruined my bankroll.
I want to try to become a professional sports better. I love the n f l I have been doing really well, but i'm scared to move up in stakes...
Follow the 1-3% method. Your long-term profit will benefit. Covers your losing streaks and keeps you in it for the winning days.
Fascinating bloke
Indeed!
Best gambler
Thanks for the secrets!
Interviewer looks like a young Jim Feist
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Bet offshore to avoid taxes
Ha...didn't cover this one.
@@booksonpodtry and get paid without a song and dance😂😂
This guy makes ZERP SENSE