
24th February 2005, 09:27 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Thanks Mr ed and Mr J for your replies.
I think I see the picture now. You guys think that all your betting is one long continous endeavour so predicting good and bad runs is counter productive to producing profit. You must be racing guys. I now see your point. Thank you.
I do look on it as a sesonal thing. In NFL, I try and get my 5% objective for the season and treat the next season as a completely new endeavour. Thus I am willing to sacrifice profit for the overall 5% and maybe missing out on greater return.
Ok, I will monitor this further.
By the way, if I would have quit for the year in NFL after the 3rd week when I hit 70%, I would have been further in front than I would if I bet the same for the whole year.
Karla
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