Hey guys,
I've decided to get back into sports betting after a while and I'm heading in the direction of following Docsports MLB picks for this season (unless someone tells me otherwise of a capper that has a history of good seasons) I would've chosen Ace-Ace but NBA season is about to end. Now I need help selecting where to deposit my money into and my investment strategy, I figured I'd ask here to get the best idea for my situation and to see if I was making sense!
Now I've got $1000-$1500 to deposit (via. MoneyBookers only) and I'm looking to find a book offering the best bonus/lines. Theres just so many I've had a look at and I dont know which to chose! I expect to be $20 flat betting or more then likely will adopt the 'unit' strategy as $20 per unit (This is with a $1500 bankroll, $15 per unit on a $1000 bankroll) . Reason I say this is because I dont see a rollover of 5x or so being a huge issue as after a few months I'm sure I would've bet 10x the amount I've deposited. I don't plan on withdrawing any funds until the MLB season is over (unless I run into financial difficulties)
My main goal is this. By viewing Docsports 2009 MLB results I see after 6-7 months (at the end of the season) he made a profit of $6250 betting @ $100 per unit. I figured if he repeats this season with the same type of results and I bet his plays @ $20 per unit I just divide $6250 by 5 and get $1250 profit at the end of the season. So lets say thats what happens, then I have more then doubled my investment. Eg. $1000 + $1250 = $2,250. Which is pretty good for just logging into my bookie account and betting on the tips i get from Doc everyday. A whole lot better then the 6% interest p.a. the bank is offering LOL! And in turn this also helps develop a bigger bankroll for NFL season when I'll change to another capper. Does this sound like a good investment strategy?
Any comments will be appreciated.
Thanks.
I've decided to get back into sports betting after a while and I'm heading in the direction of following Docsports MLB picks for this season (unless someone tells me otherwise of a capper that has a history of good seasons) I would've chosen Ace-Ace but NBA season is about to end. Now I need help selecting where to deposit my money into and my investment strategy, I figured I'd ask here to get the best idea for my situation and to see if I was making sense!
Now I've got $1000-$1500 to deposit (via. MoneyBookers only) and I'm looking to find a book offering the best bonus/lines. Theres just so many I've had a look at and I dont know which to chose! I expect to be $20 flat betting or more then likely will adopt the 'unit' strategy as $20 per unit (This is with a $1500 bankroll, $15 per unit on a $1000 bankroll) . Reason I say this is because I dont see a rollover of 5x or so being a huge issue as after a few months I'm sure I would've bet 10x the amount I've deposited. I don't plan on withdrawing any funds until the MLB season is over (unless I run into financial difficulties)
My main goal is this. By viewing Docsports 2009 MLB results I see after 6-7 months (at the end of the season) he made a profit of $6250 betting @ $100 per unit. I figured if he repeats this season with the same type of results and I bet his plays @ $20 per unit I just divide $6250 by 5 and get $1250 profit at the end of the season. So lets say thats what happens, then I have more then doubled my investment. Eg. $1000 + $1250 = $2,250. Which is pretty good for just logging into my bookie account and betting on the tips i get from Doc everyday. A whole lot better then the 6% interest p.a. the bank is offering LOL! And in turn this also helps develop a bigger bankroll for NFL season when I'll change to another capper. Does this sound like a good investment strategy?
Any comments will be appreciated.
Thanks.
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