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At some point, every sports bettor must learn to overcome short term variance.  Most new bettors think that they understand that there will be ups and downs - it is gambling after all, right?  What they fail to account for is how volatile betting on sports can be, especially on a short timeline.  Think about it this way.  Assuming standard -110 pricing, each individual bet has the potential for a +90.9% gain and a -100% loss.  These are huge swings!  There are very few risks we take in life (especially with money) with that kind of volatility. Many amateurs struggle with the fact that if they are expecting to win 55% of their wagers (more than enough to consistently turn a profit), the wins and losses will never come in a predictable pattern.  More on this later. How to Beat Variance & Minimize Risk Overcoming variance is simple in theory.  You just need to maintain your expected winning percentage, increase your number of wagers, and avoid going bust by spreading...

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The NBA has been featuring games on Christmas Day pretty much since its start.  The teams for these games are not fixed like the NFL on Thanksgiving.  Instead, the league chooses some of the best matchups of players and teams to showcase.   But here's the real question. How can we use this information to our advantage when betting these games? My theory was that NBA games on Christmas Day will go UNDER the total more often than not due to a few simple variables. NBA Unders on Christmas Day The Logic The NBA goes out of its way to feature some of the better teams in the league.  For example, the teams that met in the Finals last year almost always meet on Christmas Day.   This means that both teams are going to be motivated to prove themselves.  That motivation translates into defensive intensity.  More intensity translates into tougher shots for the opposite.  That would lead to lower scoring. A different idea is the complete opposite of our motivation theory....

Here's a look at 3 tips for becoming a more successful bettor, which means more money in your pockets! Money Management This is without question the most important aspect of betting sports and probably the most over looked. The biggest key to proper money management is to be sure not to bet more than you can afford to lose. You must put aside a certain portion of your money for your sports betting bankroll. Winning money on sports is a marathon not a sprint. I recommend betting 3% of your bankroll on a regular play and never more than 5% on any play. I f you spread your bankroll among several smaller bets, you are more likely to make a profit in the long run if you do the proper homework. There are no locks in this business and any team can lose on any given night. NEVER CHASE after a losing day! There is no worse way to mismanage your bankroll than to chase your bets after a losing day. Chasing bets is a losing proposition almost every time. Wins and losses come in streaks, so you...

It seems like even people who do not bet very often understand what a point spread means and how to bet on one.  Most shops will just force you to lay $11 for every $10 you want to win.     But, a lot of bettors start to get confused and want to know how to understand American money line odds.     Today, I’m going to make it easy for you understand this concept and hopefully add another type of wager to your arsenal that will help you build your bankroll.   To illustrate let’s look at an example.  Most places will list three types of odds for a basketball game:   NBA Basketball Spread Money Line Total Points 701 Miami Heat -3.5 -110 -165 o198 -110 702 Orlando Magic +3.5 -110 +145 u198 -110   Each row gives you three possible bets you can make on the game: spread, money line and total points (the over/under).    The spread and total point columns don’t just list the total and the spread, they also list -110 after. This...

We have a lot of handicappers who sell picks on our site. Sometimes it can be tough to filter through everyone and make a decision on who has the best chance to make you money. I'm an action junky, so I like to follow a few handicappers in each sport. Below I'm going to give you my top advice on who to follow in each sport. I break each sport up into specific time periods. Some handicappers prepare for the beginning of the season better than others and kill it out of the gate. Others need to see the teams perform before they get enough information on who to back. Other handicappers, well they specialize in types of bets. Some may be good at everything, others are better at totals than point spreads or vice versa. Consider this page your cheat sheet to higher profits this year. *Unless noted I recommend flat betting each handicapper's picks. Essentially all of my data ignores unit values. We do track top play v. non top play and I'll mention to only follow top plays if the data...