What is your bankroll system for profiting in the NFL?

packer2012 said:

Hey Justo,

You are touching on a problem that I am sure many people have battled.

Real pros can overcome this feeling though years of experience.

The only way you should be increasing your units is if you feel you are far more efficient (smarter) in that sport. Otherwise... regardless of the schedule..... Why would you increase the size of your plays? Unless you are on some pressing deadline to get filthy rich.

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packer2012 said:

You said this:

"I find you are increasing unit size so much since you have just one day a week to make your profit that it becomes too risky." and that was what I was addressing.

Best of luck Sir!

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JustinCruise said:

Say you bet 200 per wager and you are a winning sports player (obviously a huge if)

You would make a lot more betting mlb at that amount every day then what you will make in the NFL betting that amount once a week.

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JustinCruise said:

I have never been able to nail one down. With all the games being played one day a week I have always found it difficult to make a long term profitable system out of it. I find you are increasing unit size so much since you have just one day a week to make your profit that it becomes too risky. While a sport like baseball is almost set up for a long term bettor, NFL seems to be the opposite.

What works best for you guys?

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packer2012 said:

Totally agree.



But the post above contradicts what you said in your original question?

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tatehill2000 said:

nfl is actually pretty easy,,, Home Dogs,,, fade the public,,, double digit dogs,,, all of those with a small ammount of time you can exploit weak lines,,

also go opposite of any LOCK that the FOX experts predict to cover the spread lolol,,

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RenoChazz said:

Take your ROI% in the NFL and bet it. If your ROI% is zero or negative then bet nothing, If your ROI is 5% then bet 5% of your bank roll. It's also a good idea not to tie up more than 20% on a given day, because variance can be a mofo.

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RenoChazz said:

Take your ROI% in the NFL and bet it. If your ROI% is zero or negative then bet nothing, If your ROI is 5% then bet 5% of your bank roll. It's also a good idea not to tie up more than 20% on a given day, because variance can be a mofo.

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CHOPTALK said:

You have to get it out your mind that you can make the same amount of money dollar wise as you can in mlb.
You don't make up for less games by betting more money per game just because there are less games.

it is what it is

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