The only way of knowing whether the current scattergun approach is working is to POST ACCURATE RECORDS. Even when making a zillion plays, it's not that hard. Just add wins and losses and keep track of units and adjust the number to the previous day's record. If someone has time on their hands today, they could even go back and do it by going through all of his threads (of course, that would mean a lot of time on your hands).
What I've noticed is that the people in his thread seem very frustrated which implies they are either:
a) not winning; or
b) not betting the plays at his suggested units; or
c) Spiccoli (who always seems to be complaining about losing).
It is supicious that he has kept track of his halftime picks but not the others. His record has to still be positive because he was so far up so I don't get why he'd stop posting records.
I have never EVER seen in my gambling life seen somebody who can hit 65 percent betting the way he bets but I have to admit he has done shockingly well, for awhile at least. That's why it is in his own best interest and that of his followers to keep track of records. For me, it's a great tool of self-discipline and helps me keep my focus and keep track of my strengths and weaknesses.
What I've noticed is that the people in his thread seem very frustrated which implies they are either:
a) not winning; or
b) not betting the plays at his suggested units; or
c) Spiccoli (who always seems to be complaining about losing).
It is supicious that he has kept track of his halftime picks but not the others. His record has to still be positive because he was so far up so I don't get why he'd stop posting records.
I have never EVER seen in my gambling life seen somebody who can hit 65 percent betting the way he bets but I have to admit he has done shockingly well, for awhile at least. That's why it is in his own best interest and that of his followers to keep track of records. For me, it's a great tool of self-discipline and helps me keep my focus and keep track of my strengths and weaknesses.
Comment