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by: John Patrick. Sportsbooks, Money Management.


Now I got your attention. Now you perk up and exclaim: "Yeah man, this is what I wanna hear. How much am I gonna win? Tell me how to line my walls with gold! Tell me how to put millions in the bank and have houses in 18 parts of the country.


"Speak to me, my man; give me your expert words of wisdom! Make me rich!!"

These words were shouted by my friend, I. M. Madork, who is echoing what a lot of you would like to hear. The way to get the Keys to the Kingdom of riches.

OK, I'm gonna give you my best shot. I'm gonna raise the level of expectation to unheard of peaks. I'm gonna pull out all of the stops, forget my ultra super form of conservativeness and give you an upbeat scoop.

I’m gonna make your head spin with the dizzying amount of ultra high percentage of money you can expect to win consistently with your Bankroll.

I'm gonna give you a Win Goal, higher than even professionals dare to dream. I'm gonna make your day.

Assuming you have a $1000 Bankroll for the upcoming week, use impeccable Money Management and Discipline, are a perfect picker of games, allow for the losses that will occur (but make up for it with 4 5 hours of study per day), you should be able to easily bang out a profit reserved only for a genius: you should end up with a colossal win of $67. But that’s on a good week, and with a Bankroll of $1000.

Funny, I don't hear any standing ovations. Where's the parade in my honor? How come I'm not being carried across the field like a superhero? Didn't I just give you a 6.7% return on your money in one week? That's $3484 a year, based against the 4% that your local banking institution gives for holding $1000 for a year ($40 in case you're counting).

Then Uncle Sam tops into that $40 with a 20% bite before the bank grabs their service charge.

So why the long faces? Because you didn't read the chapter on Reality!! You didn't grasp the message that was stressed about you being a genius if you picked 60% winners every week.

And in case you think I'm joking, it's a bonanza. Naturally, the $67 was inflated to make you feel good, but I see if I told you winning 5% or $50 on that $1000 was more realistic, you'd have another reason to close the book.

You just don't get it, do you? You just can't grasp the power of accepting Logical, realistic returns in sports betting.

You MUST set Win Goals, just like you must set Loss Limits. But these goals can't be out of the prospect of being attainable.

Of course there are gonna be days and weeks when you'll get hot and rack up 4, 5, 6 wins in a row.

I'll show you how to increase your bets when that time comes. But this chapter is about setting Win Goals that you have a shot at getting to. Will they satisfy you? Maybe not, but they'll surely give you more sleep-filled, peaceful nights when you don't bemoan the fact you owe half your belongings and your next born Generous George, your local tabulator of incoming requests.

You will set Win Goals based on your starting week's Bankroll and you will adhere to the rules of making that goal come through.

It will come by adhering to Money Management, Discipline, and cutting losses.

The Win Goal does not mean you will stop betting that week when you reach it. That will be explained in the Money Management section under Guarantee and Excess.

Right now, how about a big hand for a super goal of $67 for a $1000 investment.

Drat!! The silence is deafening.

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