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I noticed that someone asked what they anticipated when they bet during say the football system and most seem to come in around 55%-60% as a goal. My question is does that include betting differant bet size or is that all at a flat unit size? Next question is your bet generated because you like the team or you like the odds and percieve value? Does the perception of value produce lower % as the team may be lousy and your view of what is value may be incorrect. For instance is K.C, ever a value vs say the ayanks or Redsox if k.c. is on the road? Why is 2.20 not value and 2.4 is value? they still figure to lose dont they.
When I trade at work I assume that all trades will be winners and I also know they wont be, but I dont have a percentage target just a risk level and a percieved minimum target. What do you do if your not hitting your target of minimum 52.5 in football right? to break even,
As the guy on one of the old tv shows would say you have 3 days to solve this one. Real gambling starts on Thursday. Again I found the commentary on my question regarding card counting interesting and hope for the same type of interesting commentary here. regards all bobk
 

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The easiest sports to beat don't come with spread and -110 juice.

These bookies are fuking sharp as cheddar when it comes to pro football and Hoops.

A case could be made that you could beat them on NCAA sports simply because their are SOOOO many games at hand, but VERY FEW people can take it to the books in the two formentioned sports.
 

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