As trademate don't got the question, I can tell you from experience, that there are no "best strategy". It's a math game. As long as you have an edge and win for minimum 51% you will make money in the long term. It's relatively simple. It's not about picking the winner. It's about picking the right price and let the variance do the hard work for you. Just be always over 2.1 odds and if we flipping 100 times and you win even just 50 (%) in this case, you will make money. No secret. No super excited strategy. Nothing. Pure math and stone cold discipline. And yeah, time.... You need time... It's not ideal to make money. It's going well when you already have money and want invest it in long term. But don't expect millions.
1. Just means how quick you can learn a topic if that answers your question? 2. To make 5k from sports betting a month. It would just depend on your ROI and turnover. If you have a 5% edge you need to turnover $100,000 to make $5,000 (not taking into account randomness/variance).
@@TrademateSports And now please read your own comment and imagine how far away is this from the"boring reality" of an average guy, who looking for ways to make, let's say, 5 - 10k per month. Secondly you speak about turnover. Why not about necessary liquidity? How much money I need for 100k turnover?!- For a 10k turnover you need minimum 2k, when running the trademate software in the testversion. And 5% edge is extremely high. Normally between 2-4 percent per bet. In consideration of all, me known factors and your words, it would be about 20k bankroll, right? That means, to play this pure math game, it's nothing else, you already have to have a good bankroll. So it's incomparable with poker. With a 20k bankroll you can play easy 1/2 dollar, which means high stakes. And the potential outcome will probably be a lot higher than 5k
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Which is the best strategy to win bets
As Jonas said, easier to win at betting if you're a beginner with a software like Trademate but harder to become a pro than it is with poker
As trademate don't got the question, I can tell you from experience, that there are no "best strategy". It's a math game. As long as you have an edge and win for minimum 51% you will make money in the long term.
It's relatively simple. It's not about picking the winner. It's about picking the right price and let the variance do the hard work for you. Just be always over 2.1 odds and if we flipping 100 times and you win even just 50 (%) in this case, you will make money.
No secret. No super excited strategy. Nothing. Pure math and stone cold discipline. And yeah, time.... You need time...
It's not ideal to make money. It's going well when you already have money and want invest it in long term.
But don't expect millions.
@@luludergroe5239funny enough you’re also wrong. You can build a strategy with a hitrate of 30% or 70%. Just depends on odds range.
thanks for this video, i was very curious about your answere,... for me now is forex vs poker,decision
Can I contact you directly? @Jonas
You can message him on @jonasgjel on Twitter :)
Let me ask you 2 necessary questions.
1. What means quick in your understanding?
2. How big you have to invest to make those 5k per month?
Thanks
1. Just means how quick you can learn a topic if that answers your question?
2. To make 5k from sports betting a month. It would just depend on your ROI and turnover. If you have a 5% edge you need to turnover $100,000 to make $5,000 (not taking into account randomness/variance).
@@TrademateSports And now please read your own comment and imagine how far away is this from the"boring reality" of an average guy, who looking for ways to make, let's say, 5 - 10k per month.
Secondly you speak about turnover. Why not about necessary liquidity? How much money I need for 100k turnover?!- For a 10k turnover you need minimum 2k, when running the trademate software in the testversion. And 5% edge is extremely high. Normally between 2-4 percent per bet.
In consideration of all, me known factors and your words, it would be about 20k bankroll, right?
That means, to play this pure math game, it's nothing else, you already have to have a good bankroll.
So it's incomparable with poker. With a 20k bankroll you can play easy 1/2 dollar, which means high stakes. And the potential outcome will probably be a lot higher than 5k
To make 5k a month (assuming you run in line with your EV) yes would need a 20k + bankroll and get in a lot of trades.