FYI, on the Apple Podcast of this the volume seems low, had to turn it all the way up and still had a hard time hearing it. Noticed something similar on your last podcast as well.
Interesting - that's right when i switched to Spotify hosting b/c I wanted to be able to release videos on there. I will look into it - thanks for letting me know
Excellent video and great points. Citadel spends Billions just for the *ability* to trade against Robinhood users. Table selection is where all of the money is.
The Citadel point is spot on (throw in Jump Trading as well). People who think anything else is #1 priority are leaving money on the table. It's weird - coming from poker and financial markets I think it's fairly obvious that your counterparty drives your profit. But in sports betting (where it's just as important) a lot of the louder voices in the space say it's all about beating WA lines at sharp books. Certainly helps - but it's not the main thing.
99% of worldwide igaming companies aren't just greedy with their customer base, they are also greedy with their own employees too, paying 30-40k usd/year per trader/ risk analyst is as asinine as their hold on sgp
when i first heard you interview spanky i thought wtf experience in the best teacher and that was one of the best gambling podcast i ever listened to and i have listened to them all good or bad you can tell you are a very smart guy thanks keep them coming
You did - betting parlays (parlays of bets that have a positive ROI) has allowed me to last a lot longer at most shops. There are a few reasons and I am actually putting the finishing touches on an episode called "AP Guide to Parlays" that will be an indepth explanation. But the main point is it's a lot harder to tell if someone is a winning bettor after 50 parlays compared to 50 straight bets
problem is most sports books dont even want to offer wagers if they even think you have an edge. Couldn't bet teasers for 2nd week NFL Preseason @ local sports book. . Not a Dollar.
Hey,am in Kenya Africa I am really good no doubt,i could pick 20 soccer teams with good odds and win about 17 or all of them over the weekends Make a video on how many odds(decimal format) I should play per bet and how often in order to be that successful I don't really know how pros do it How many odds they play per slip wether a single or a parlay Thank you
You don't have to bet long slips if you want to win consistently, the longer the accumulators/games together, the harder to win it. If you are really good at predicting match outcomes, just break down the games into 2 odds each or 3 odds each, which means the games will be lesser, then bet each of them in a flat bet money type. If you truly win 17 out of your 20 picks, then you will be making a lot of money with this strategy. Because imagine you divided the games into 8 places in a flat bet type. You will be wining good number of the bets, and making profits.
So having a FanDuel account with no limits and you’re not a good handicapper and lose a lot of money is better than being a better handicap and winning your bets???
@@johnfontenot7518 You don’t have to be a great handicapper to win against DraftKings. You could use exclusively the most basic top-down strategies to win millions in a year on a DK account that couldn’t be limited.
If you want to find me, this is where I hang out on the internet: discord.gg/goldenpants
This channel is criminally underrated
Thank you - people should go to jail for that level of criminality
Clicked for the thumbnail, and stayed for the value🔥 Keep it up GP!
My man!
The amount of knowledge you give out is amazing. You are the 2024 Spanky
@@danielallaire8984 thank you - my man spanky is still rocking in 2024 as well!
@@TheRiskTakersPodcast true that
@TheRiskTakersPodcast Unabated deserves an honable mention too
And a few others to a lesser degree
Great video bro. Looking forward to more content and seeing you grow your business!
Thank you! Looking forward to this as well, appreciate the support
Awsome stuff I like theses types of vids!
Thank you - will keep making them!
Much appreciated advice
GP tha GOAT!!! 🐐
Just to be clear... would I be better off at challenging a prime Shaq to a rebounding contest? Or a free throw shooting contest?
Rather challenge Charles Barkley to a round of golf
FYI, on the Apple Podcast of this the volume seems low, had to turn it all the way up and still had a hard time hearing it. Noticed something similar on your last podcast as well.
Interesting - that's right when i switched to Spotify hosting b/c I wanted to be able to release videos on there. I will look into it - thanks for letting me know
Excellent video and great points. Citadel spends Billions just for the *ability* to trade against Robinhood users. Table selection is where all of the money is.
The Citadel point is spot on (throw in Jump Trading as well).
People who think anything else is #1 priority are leaving money on the table. It's weird - coming from poker and financial markets I think it's fairly obvious that your counterparty drives your profit.
But in sports betting (where it's just as important) a lot of the louder voices in the space say it's all about beating WA lines at sharp books. Certainly helps - but it's not the main thing.
99% of worldwide igaming companies aren't just greedy with their customer base, they are also greedy with their own employees too, paying 30-40k usd/year per trader/ risk analyst is as asinine as their hold on sgp
The value you get being a trader for one of these places is being able to see a bunch of info/ strategies and bet it yourself lol
when i first heard you interview spanky i thought wtf experience in the best teacher and that was one of the best gambling podcast i ever listened to and i have listened to them all good or bad you can tell you are a very smart guy thanks keep them coming
@@jimdarden4686 thank you!
Don’t bet what you can’t afford to lose is the #1 rule of gambling.
"Sharp bettors bet more parlays."?? At 12:17. Did I hear that right??
You did - betting parlays (parlays of bets that have a positive ROI) has allowed me to last a lot longer at most shops. There are a few reasons and I am actually putting the finishing touches on an episode called "AP Guide to Parlays" that will be an indepth explanation.
But the main point is it's a lot harder to tell if someone is a winning bettor after 50 parlays compared to 50 straight bets
What books allow you to bet with them?
All of the books that don't kick out winners - and then I work with partners to bet at recreational books.
problem is most sports books dont even want to offer wagers if they even think you have an edge. Couldn't bet teasers for 2nd week NFL Preseason @ local sports book.
. Not a Dollar.
But if I’m the best handicapper I can just sell discord sign up and make endless money that way 😅😅😅
Hey,am in Kenya Africa
I am really good no doubt,i could pick 20 soccer teams with good odds and win about 17 or all of them over the weekends
Make a video on how many odds(decimal format) I should play per bet and how often in order to be that successful
I don't really know how pros do it
How many odds they play per slip wether a single or a parlay
Thank you
You don't have to bet long slips if you want to win consistently, the longer the accumulators/games together, the harder to win it.
If you are really good at predicting match outcomes, just break down the games into 2 odds each or 3 odds each, which means the games will be lesser, then bet each of them in a flat bet money type.
If you truly win 17 out of your 20 picks, then you will be making a lot of money with this strategy. Because imagine you divided the games into 8 places in a flat bet type. You will be wining good number of the bets, and making profits.
So having a FanDuel account with no limits and you’re not a good handicapper and lose a lot of money is better than being a better handicap and winning your bets???
@@johnfontenot7518 You don’t have to be a great handicapper to win against DraftKings. You could use exclusively the most basic top-down strategies to win millions in a year on a DK account that couldn’t be limited.
@@TheRiskTakersPodcastTop down strategies?What is that?
and in a couple of years Draftkings might go bust.