Comments on: Week #4 NFL Games http://www.thegamblingcoach.com/2009/10/02/week-4-nfl-games/ Everything You Need To Know To Become A Successful Gambler Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:11:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: admin http://www.thegamblingcoach.com/2009/10/02/week-4-nfl-games/#comment-53 admin Sat, 10 Oct 2009 15:35:45 +0000 http://www.thegamblingcoach.com/?p=20#comment-53 There are actually more and more offering this all the time, John. Just keep checking and maybe yours will add this as well. The thing is, they see these LPT's as a marketing gimmick. They understand that many (probably even MOST) gamblers will start out using these, but then not be content or disciplined enough to stick with it. Or maybe they will even lose one or two of these--yeah it does happen from time to time (I usually lose 1 or 2 each year)--and then discipline starts unraveling. So, it is used as basically a way to just draw in money and accounts. This type of football wagering, like gambling in general, is definitely not for everyone. In fact, I think betting this way requires the MOST discipline of anything else a sports bettor will ever do. Most will not be able to do it correctly. Players who need to be 'in action' every day should not even think about these. Nor should players who absolutely need to watch every game they have. There are many times when I will just turn off the tv and shut down the computer on a Sunday and spend some time doing something more personally fulfilling. Since you are wagering hoping to make a 30-50% return, there is not really much you can do in terms of hedging. So you pretty much need to let these LPT's run their course. Your presence by your computer or tv will not influence the contest in any way!! There are actually more and more offering this all the time, John. Just keep checking and maybe yours will add this as well. The thing is, they see these LPT’s as a marketing gimmick. They understand that many (probably even MOST) gamblers will start out using these, but then not be content or disciplined enough to stick with it. Or maybe they will even lose one or two of these–yeah it does happen from time to time (I usually lose 1 or 2 each year)–and then discipline starts unraveling. So, it is used as basically a way to just draw in money and accounts.

This type of football wagering, like gambling in general, is definitely not for everyone. In fact, I think betting this way requires the MOST discipline of anything else a sports bettor will ever do. Most will not be able to do it correctly. Players who need to be ‘in action’ every day should not even think about these. Nor should players who absolutely need to watch every game they have. There are many times when I will just turn off the tv and shut down the computer on a Sunday and spend some time doing something more personally fulfilling. Since you are wagering hoping to make a 30-50% return, there is not really much you can do in terms of hedging. So you pretty much need to let these LPT’s run their course. Your presence by your computer or tv will not influence the contest in any way!!

]]> By: John http://www.thegamblingcoach.com/2009/10/02/week-4-nfl-games/#comment-52 John Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:25:23 +0000 http://www.thegamblingcoach.com/?p=20#comment-52 Which books offer LPTs? Which books offer LPTs?

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