[jumpsquat]

Hello everyone
Can anyone suggest some books about money management in sports betting? In my opinion, it is the only thing that is difference between a good tipster and bad one. Anyone can hit 50-55 percent of his picks, but with good MM it can be very profitable, with a bad one, which we see at lots of recreative gamblers, you dont make profit at all

Regards

[ODDmaster]

Yup lot people could make profit ,but bad bankroll managment and betting style can make it nearly imposable. As i think biggest thing in sport betting is PRICE. For egz , If player would be playing whole year on "bad price" bookie such as TopSport(Lithuania) and end up year with 0$Profit/loss (same as started) ,and other player would be played same picks too, but on Multiple Top Bookies , Shoped lines , Beated closing lines - he end up year with incredible profit.

Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.
Warren Buffett

[Reload]

Some good books out there to check out - even from years ago. Stanford Wong's "Sharp Sports Betting", Wayne Root's "The Zen of Gambling", and our own Justin's book "Conquering Risk".

Good luck!