Haha
Unit size doesn't matter either , it's the $ amount , end of story .
The poster you brought up plays 1k which could and is his unit , he's stated that .
So he's up 30k or 30 units.
Yours could be $100 per unit and you play 10 units which is 1 unit for him or anyone for that matter
See the issue
All that matters is a dollar figure when done.
Never understood the I'm up this many units , your 10 unit may be equivalent to someone's 1 unit play .
So if 2 people were up 30k
1 would be 30 units
the other would be 300 units.
But in the end , it's 30k
See how that works ?
Unit size doesn't matter either , it's the $ amount , end of story .
The poster you brought up plays 1k which could and is his unit , he's stated that .
So he's up 30k or 30 units.
Yours could be $100 per unit and you play 10 units which is 1 unit for him or anyone for that matter
See the issue
All that matters is a dollar figure when done.
Never understood the I'm up this many units , your 10 unit may be equivalent to someone's 1 unit play .
So if 2 people were up 30k
1 would be 30 units
the other would be 300 units.
But in the end , it's 30k
See how that works ?
You may want to reread what the Op stated.
"There is one thing you are all missing though. Forget W/L records, it's ALL about making money right? It's +/- UNITS we should all be concerned with "
Did he say his 1 play per day is all 1 unit ?
Maybe I missed him posting "his" rules , I could have . If so , my bad
"There is one thing you are all missing though. Forget W/L records, it's ALL about making money right? It's +/- UNITS we should all be concerned with "
Did he say his 1 play per day is all 1 unit ?
Maybe I missed him posting "his" rules , I could have . If so , my bad
I hope I can clear things up. I will provide one MLB baseball play per day. This is how I make my living. I work April - September, as I do not wager spring training nor playoffs. I work 6-8 hours per day 7 days a week during those months and I do not work October though March. I spend those 6 to 8 hours coming up with one play for the day. That;s it. One unit every day. 2 units, 3 units, 5 units, that;s all nonsense. Of course someone can post on a forum to triple your units tonight and blah blah. Alot of posters on here play multiple games a day, of course they have the potential to win more units than me, but that is not what I am saying. Anyone who plays/posts just one MLB game per day cannot beat me in a 12 month time frame. Yes I have had four losing months but never a losing year. And yes, I play a decent amount of dogs.
MLB isn't longer than 6 months if you don't do playoffs or spring training so why are you referring to a 12 month timeframe?
And when you say no one can beat you over 12 months, what metric of success you referring to:
a: total money won?
b:%ROI?
c: total units won?
You're as clear a mud right now.
you got it wrong bud, units are the ONLY that matter. let me explain why. people have different dollar amounts for their "unit." some people have $10 units, $100 units, $1000 units etc.
now let's say their are two handicappers on a message board.
handicapper john doe bets $1000 units and has a win/loss record of 5-4 betting 1 unit a game. he shows that he is up $600.
handicapper jane doe bets $10 units and has a win/loss record of 6-3 betting 1 unit a game. she shows that she is up $27.
john doe is up $600, jane is only up $27, who is the better handicapper from my example above? if you answer john doe you better stop wagering now before you end up on the streets.
when following a handicapper you should look at units won/loss instead of $$ because you can extrapolate from that what you will do betting your own particular unit size.
