Let me give you an example of what I consider a much better risk/reward ratio:
About a week ago, I was checking odds on various teams winning the World Series and noticed that the Reds were $17500 against $100 to win it all(odds now have decreased to $4000 against $100);this was at WWTS).
Anyways, I bet $100 on Reds to win it not because I think they are going to win it, but I do think they have some chance to at least make it to playoffs, and at those odds, I think it was worth a shot.
If they make playoffs, I will win something with the tremendous hedging I can do in each series.
Sure it is not a sure thing, but at the various generous odds offered and the possible reward, to me it made sense to bet $100, which I won't miss if they don't make the playoffs.
About a week ago, I was checking odds on various teams winning the World Series and noticed that the Reds were $17500 against $100 to win it all(odds now have decreased to $4000 against $100);this was at WWTS).
Anyways, I bet $100 on Reds to win it not because I think they are going to win it, but I do think they have some chance to at least make it to playoffs, and at those odds, I think it was worth a shot.
If they make playoffs, I will win something with the tremendous hedging I can do in each series.
Sure it is not a sure thing, but at the various generous odds offered and the possible reward, to me it made sense to bet $100, which I won't miss if they don't make the playoffs.
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