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OK, so this is a thread on how my betting came across @DailyStatCards for the better.
Like many people who bet, I initially followed the usual sh*t tipsters, I won& #39;t name names but we all know who they are. I was successful at first, winning well, but then the fall. 1/9
Like many people who bet, I initially followed the usual sh*t tipsters, I won& #39;t name names but we all know who they are. I was successful at first, winning well, but then the fall. 1/9
I started to lose, in hindsight that& #39;s to be expected as dodgy tipsters feed off short winning streaks, so I stopped betting and decided I best do some research. I didn& #39;t fo too deep, but I did learn about tracking bets and why good tipsters will always be open. 2/9
Luckily my working background is process science which involves looking at process trends, so I used my experience to approach betting more methodically. I watch the tipsters on Twitter and logged all their bets, using 3rd party websites like Scorebing to track all their bets 3/9
That period allowed me to really filter out the chaff, it became clear that in general most tipsters don& #39;t actually turn a profit. Of course there are good guys out there, but they are really outnumbered. During this period a name kept cropping up a lot, @DailyStatCards 4/9
@DailyStatCards kept popping up as several other people had found their service valuable. So I started watching. Monitoring what the guys posted, as well as the responses by those that followed them. It became obvious that is been somewhat naive in my approach 5/9
So I decided to sign up. I liked the idea of stats and trends, sort of like a busman& #39;s holiday. I listened to what they said and immediately I knew where I was going wrong. It was so simple, yet so easily overlooked, it was all about probability. 6/9
Suddenly I realised that to be successful it was about value. In the end even successful Tipsters only end up with an average win rate of around 60%. The secret was the value. If that& #39;s the average then you need to be betting at around evens or better to turn a profit. 7/9
And that was the moment that things clicked, and were things changed. Of course I& #39;m living the life of Riley off betting. I& #39;ve had bad months (October was really shit) but I always had a back up in @DailyStatCards I could always go back to their league stats and refine 8/9
And in the end that is the lesson. Be informed, don& #39;t be lemming, absorb stats, quit when you& #39;re in profit, walk away when it& #39;s just one of those days. But always remember that there are good guys like @DailyStatCards who will offer advice to newbies #TeamDSC
9/9 The End
9/9 The End
