RE: Week 2 College Football Public Plays Report
Tipsters are like used car salesman, just my opinion. If anyone can hit 53% or more over the long haul, there is absolutely no reason to sell their picks. They pretty much have a license to print money. Problem 99.99% of punters have is they do not have proper money management. To bet $100 a game, you need $10,000 minimum in my opinion. Could bore people with statistics, but risk of ruin is high with the slim edge one may have over the house with less than 100 units in bankroll.
Thanks for the follow, I just post a few of my picks when it fits what I feel like writing about. I would rather talk about game theory and modeling than who i picked. I think how one gets to the conclusion is much more important than the conclusion. But that could be just as wrong as my pick.
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I hear you but you have to understand what the other side of the fence is like. For a pro like me it can be hard to get on. Most bookies shut you down as soon as you have a few good wins and they realise your a threat. Bet limits are a problem too and there isnt always liquidity in the most exotic markets on bet exchanges like betfair. So I like to get on as much as I can and then if I can get a few more dollars sharing or selling tips it doesnt hurt me. It actually helps because the market will move in my favour which gives me the ability to trade or hedge if things turn. Most amateurs seem to think the betting markets are a bottomless pit of money for pros but they arent.
Love it, and also gonna follow up on this and see how the picks do! Good luck :)