My 2% - 06/16

[Silver & Black]

I play 2% of my bank on every play, adjusted with each 20% increase in my bank (like that's going to ever happen again). I play every game I post. To simplify things here, all calculations are based on $100 plays.

Y.T.D
134-119-5
$1913
W.T.D.
11-7-1
$452

CUBS -132 over padres
YANKEES (RL) +140 over mets
TWINS -132 over brewers
:dunno:

[Underdog88]

GL today S&B :thumbs:

[Low]

GL...today S&B...Like min too.:beerbang:

[FultonStreetBlues]

GL

Thanks again for taking a few extra minutes and helping me out...i should pattern myself after the way you use money management.

[PhillyFan3]

gl today S&B

[Silver & Black]

thanks for the support guys....
FSB - Money Management is just as important as Handicapping...BOL to you..

add...
angels (RL) +130 over DODGERS
:dunno:

[Stifler's Mom]

FSB - Money Management is just as important as Handicapping...

I couldn't agree more.

I see no way to win in the long run if you're just wildly betting different amounts on each play, playing games just because they're on TV and you need a reason to make it exciting to watch, or start betting larger to try and make up for losses.

Ever since I got myself away from doing those three things about 2 years ago, I found my bankroll steadily increasing instead of decreasing.

Slow and steady wins the race. Just just gotta have the discipline, which is often difficult when you're losing.

Just don't tell Quick Nick that betting every game on the card (and parlaying them all together in different combinations too, lol), throwing 50 units on one play and 2 on the next, and chasing losses is a bad thing, lol.

[gadfly36]

gl s&b

[Silver & Black]

I couldn't agree more.

I see no way to win in the long run if you're just wildly betting different amounts on each play, playing games just because they're on TV and you need a reason to make it exciting to watch, or start betting larger to try and make up for losses.

Ever since I got myself away from doing those three things about 2 years ago, I found my bankroll steadily increasing instead of decreasing.

Slow and steady wins the race. Just just gotta have the discipline, which is often difficult when you're losing.

Just don't tell Quick Nick that betting every game on the card (and parlaying them all together in different combinations too, lol), throwing 50 units on one play and 2 on the next, and chasing losses is a bad thing, lol.

the rush of betting on TV games got to me a few years ago. I'd still handicap, but it was more of a "Forced" choice, rather than a walk away.

add....
ROCKIES (RL) +145 over rays
:dunno: