Your Questions About Sports Betting Systems Gambling System

Chris answers:

Because the lotto game is a controllable and penetrable system before you make any investment, it is the best gambling system, although I do not agree with gambling category for lotto.
Lotto is an open system for everyone that is willing to learn it and profit from.

Chris answers:

+185 refers to the moneyline – if you take away the pointspread you bet on either team or person if its an individual sport/event that they win straight up

-250 or any minus number is how much you bet on the favorite to win 100.00 dollars

+185 is betting the underdog and how much you WIN for betting 100.00 dollars

all moneylines refer to based on risking 100.00 so if you see favorite at -1100 they are a BIG favorite and you must risk 1100.00 just to win 100 bucks so its a bad bet – if you see underdog at +900 its what you win for risking just 100.00 so its a real longshot underdog

Chris answers:

If you spend you life and/or money searching for a “system” to beat casinos, you will be sorely disappointed. Professional gamblers win by finding an advantage over the house and exploiting it, not with “systems.”

Blackjack is beatable through card counting. You’re not going to get rich doing it though, if you’re making bets big enough to make a lot of money, you’re probably garnering a lot of attention from casinos which will soon lead to you getting kicked out and becoming a known counter.

Poker is actually the best shot most people have at getting rich gambling. It takes years of practice for most, but online poker combined with high dollar live tournaments makes it’s possible for a person to turn nothing or next to nothing into millions with enough skill and patience.

Craps is beatable with dice control and some other methods (that I won’t get into) and there’s quite a bit of money to be made. Dice control takes years of practice to do well enough to create a real advantage at the tables.

Sports betting is beatable, but not with the crap John W listed in his rambling, pointless post. Professional sports bettors win by being as good as or better than the handicappers who work for the casinos and betting big when they find an advantage. There’s money to be made there, but I can assure you that 99% of people who think they’re good enough to do it for a living are fooling themselves.

In the time and with the money it often takes to become a professional gambler, I can assure you that most people would be much better off going to college and getting a professional degree they can use to get a regular job.

Chris answers:

If you make $50 a week then it’s a problem. If you make $10K per week then it’s definitely not a problem. You should check out using a different system since you are consistently losing. I personally subscribe to the single game bets strategy. Only bet on one pick, don’t try to hit only parlays, you will lose. I have my strategy mapped out for free at http://GamblingReviewsSite.com/freepicks you will see “How to manage your bankroll” link in the left column. This method has served me well.

Chris answers:

The aim whether your playing poker, stocks, sports betting or whatever is to try to get the best return on risk for your bankroll. Diversification is one way to reduce overall risk to your bankroll.

I got trained in dry finance lectures so I’m not sure how to put this clearly but heres a wiki link that had the best explanation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diversification_(finance)

With your $5, its best to spread them but it should depend on the odds. Spreading $5 on all long shots is still overall quite risky and I might rather spread $4 on favourites and $1 on a high risk long shot if I really think theres a chance. Venture capitalists basically work on making alot high risk bets but it works because they have huge amounts of money to spread over many bets.