[TPowell]

What advice would you guys give for a seasoned college basketball bettor who never bets the NBA? It seems like injuries and rest are two big keys to the NBA from what I've seen.


First card was

OKC (-3)
PHI (+6.5)
CHA (+8.5)
POR (-8.5)

[lakerboy]

What are you trying to do powell? Are you a flat bettor? Give me some hints and i might be able to help you.

[lakerboy]

why do you make a thread like this and not respond? mods delete this thread

[TPowell]

I'm a flat bettor. Just wondering what the differences are in capping for most people

[lakerboy]

I'm a flat bettor. Just wondering what the differences are in capping for most people

if you are a flat bettor forget it you will never make it.

[lakerboy]

you need to pick your spots. fade teams off long road trips/ take teams on b2b when no one else is taking them/take home dogs on fridays on big spreads/ cap the refs etc

[bygspenda]

if you are a flat bettor forget it you will never make it.

What are you saying Lakerboy? I'm in my first year doing this, and that sounds pretty grim.

[TPowell]

are ATS trends on days off a good thing to look at?

[lakerboy]

What are you saying Lakerboy? I'm in my first year doing this, and that sounds pretty grim.

if you look at my record and i bet flat all year i would be up around 20 units- does that make you happy - $2000 for 6 months

[lakerboy]

are ATS trends on days off a good thing to look at?

i dont look at that stuff

[TPowell]

just wondered, are injuries as critical as everyone says? Seems like this stuff would be factored in already?