Submitted by rsteel on
The sports books we represent on the website are the elite of the industry. They were chosen by me personally. They offer the best lines, the fastest payouts, and are as safe as having your money in the bank. I carry substantial balances at all of the books listed on our site and use all of them on a regular basis.
Regardless of the dollar value of your unit it is sound, logical, smart business sense to have accounts at a number of different sports books. Whether you treat your sports betting as entertainment, a hobby, supplemental income, or a full time occupation you MUST have numerous “outs” places to bet in order to succeed and prosper long term.
DIVERSIFICATION: Regardless of how safe and stable any business is do you really want all of your sports betting bankroll tied in to one place. If for some act of god something were to affect the financial stability of a book you had a balance with; sure it will still hurt but at least you will have had funds spread out at a number of places. Therefore no one book can substantially affect your entire sports betting bankroll. Why take such an unnecessary risk?
SHOPPING: When you make a major personal purchase for example a vehicle do you go to 1 dealership do you only get 1 quote. Of course not and the same should apply to your sports betting. Shopping for the best line consistently throughout the year will turn losses in to pushes, pushes in to wins. Acquiring the best prices/odds for your bets will have you lose less when you do lose and win more when you win. In other words it will dramatically increase your profits at the end of the year without even increasing your win %.
Let me give you a few mathematical examples. These examples are conservative in nature of the impact of shopping and you can adapt them to your unit value to see the impact on you personally of getting the best lines.
Let us use a $1,000 dollar unit for ease of math.
You bet a game at -3.0 -1.10 you could have bet it at -3.0 -1.04 if you had multiple sports book accounts and did your shopping. Your win under our money management system at -1.10 = $ 909.09. Your win at -1.04 $ 961.54 a difference
of $ 52.45 for winning the same game. $52.45 direct to your bottom line and R.O.I. for doing nothing but making sure you acquired the best line possible for your bet. You say no big deal but let us extend this over 1 year. We have over 1,000 plays over the course of a year. Let us be conservative let us say this only happens 10% of the time or 100 times during the year. That would translate to $5,245 extra dollars in profit over 5 units for just effectively shopping your bet not even winning any additional games.
Let us look at 1 more example with a money line dog bet. You bet a game at +1.25 you could have bet it at +1.34. Not uncommon or outrageous example. Using the same parameters as above under our money management system at +1.25 you win $1,250 you could have won $1,340 a difference of $90.00. This will translate to $ 9,000 extra dollars in profit. Add this to the $ 5,245 above add you get the idea how quickly the huge impact shopping has to your bottom line.
In conclusion the sports books have enough money and they have many customers just giving money away to them. Starting today make sure you are not one of them.