In a money management system what parameters should be enforced as far as middles go? Seeing tons of opportunities just wanting to maximize profit!! Any opinions appreciated:0008
MIDDLES
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Its an excellent Q but the answers vary from sport to sport and have much to do with risk avoidance.
Hoping my answer inspires some non juvenile discussion.
Hoping my answer inspires some non juvenile discussion.
at -110, you only need to hit 1/19 to show a profit, provided all games are bet =$
Thus, the bigger the spread, the better the ROI.
Thus, the bigger the spread, the better the ROI.
Thanks for the info guys, good stuff on the numbers there yyz.
Also wondering if there's a certain percentage of the original bet that is kinda standard, I've been using around 50%. Just seeing if there's any unwritten rules I don't know about. Again any thoughts, comments, discussion about this appreciated!
Also wondering if there's a certain percentage of the original bet that is kinda standard, I've been using around 50%. Just seeing if there's any unwritten rules I don't know about. Again any thoughts, comments, discussion about this appreciated!
If you have 2 half lines available you will find more/better middle opportunities......
I vary anywhere between 40-60% depending on the size of the middle and the degree of confidence I still have in the original wager.
Of course, with the right situation I will go for broke and lay it all
Of course, with the right situation I will go for broke and lay it all
Do have 2H lines available sport, and this is where I had the most ?, have some huge tourney games coming up with some DD spreads, could make for some interesting middle opportunities at the halves, hoping to cash in for the greatest possible profit, thanks for the tips guys :0008 :toast:
Those aren't true middles. A true middle is betting two lines at the same time, having virtually no risk. (Only the juice.)
Waiting for the half to see how the game is going, you still have risked your original wager. In most cases, you are now just "watering down" a good bet, hoping for a middle, and that's bad business, IMO.
