With a 20k bankroll for the discusssion purpose. I threw these numbers together and it kind of saddens me, I have done this before so I knew the results.
Best case REALISITIC approach:
2 methods (quality over quanity or quanity over quality)
Quality (highly selective handicapping. This is where the bettor bets what he feel are just great plays):
3 plays a day @ $500 a play (2.5% of bankroll) and wins at a 55 pct win rate(which I beleive is borderline) for 1 month shows a net profit of around $2,000. If everything goes as planned this what you can expect on the good side and beleive me not every month goes as planned as there will be some huge streaks in there (good and bad). This will be what you hope to average out at.
or
Quanity (betting alot of so caled 53/54% plays a day.):
12 plays a day @ $200 a play (1% of bankroll) and wins at 53.5% for 1 month shows a net profit also around $2,000. If this goes well this is also what is reaslistically to be expected to win.
Not bad but alot of blood, sweat and tears for no GUARANTEE. Now I know if it was easy (which it isn't) than everyone would be winning(which if you have been paying attenion you know not to be the case this baseball season). Look at the posts from beginning of baseball season saying to follow some PROVEN cappers and you would be guaranteed the money. Well if you took that aprroach you are barely standing. I know I was up over 30 units (betting 1-2 units a game) and am close to dead even know and consider that a small but time consuming win.
Which leads me to my point. If you make $66 a day, you also make around $2,00 for the month. When you look at it this way it's almost funny how just $66 a day adds up so fast. It makes it sound so easy but it isn't.
The last couple sentences are why scalpers are the most successfull players out there. Thier $66 a day is guaranteed (though I am not sure it can be done that easily with less than 20K).
Anyone that has a bankroll (not sure alot of recreational players do) should be happy to double it each year.
Close to 90 days so far this baseball season and you would be up close to $6,000 if you made $66 a day. Slow and steady wins the race!!!!!
Not a post for scalping but just shows you it is the only guarantee there is (and that is if you don't screw up and beleive me you can and most likely will).
Not trying to start an argument, just looking at the numbers and numbers don't lie in this case
Best case REALISITIC approach:
2 methods (quality over quanity or quanity over quality)
Quality (highly selective handicapping. This is where the bettor bets what he feel are just great plays):
3 plays a day @ $500 a play (2.5% of bankroll) and wins at a 55 pct win rate(which I beleive is borderline) for 1 month shows a net profit of around $2,000. If everything goes as planned this what you can expect on the good side and beleive me not every month goes as planned as there will be some huge streaks in there (good and bad). This will be what you hope to average out at.
or
Quanity (betting alot of so caled 53/54% plays a day.):
12 plays a day @ $200 a play (1% of bankroll) and wins at 53.5% for 1 month shows a net profit also around $2,000. If this goes well this is also what is reaslistically to be expected to win.
Not bad but alot of blood, sweat and tears for no GUARANTEE. Now I know if it was easy (which it isn't) than everyone would be winning(which if you have been paying attenion you know not to be the case this baseball season). Look at the posts from beginning of baseball season saying to follow some PROVEN cappers and you would be guaranteed the money. Well if you took that aprroach you are barely standing. I know I was up over 30 units (betting 1-2 units a game) and am close to dead even know and consider that a small but time consuming win.
Which leads me to my point. If you make $66 a day, you also make around $2,00 for the month. When you look at it this way it's almost funny how just $66 a day adds up so fast. It makes it sound so easy but it isn't.
The last couple sentences are why scalpers are the most successfull players out there. Thier $66 a day is guaranteed (though I am not sure it can be done that easily with less than 20K).
Anyone that has a bankroll (not sure alot of recreational players do) should be happy to double it each year.
Close to 90 days so far this baseball season and you would be up close to $6,000 if you made $66 a day. Slow and steady wins the race!!!!!
Not a post for scalping but just shows you it is the only guarantee there is (and that is if you don't screw up and beleive me you can and most likely will).
Not trying to start an argument, just looking at the numbers and numbers don't lie in this case
