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If there's one thing you have to do when betting seriously it's this: Fight hard to win. As in most other endeavours in life, you won't succeed without winning the battle.
And, to be sure, there is no easy way to win. Once you have overcome the psychological battle as I explained in my previous article in this series-you still have to win the selection and staking battle. Being in the right, positive frame of mind will aid you in winning this particular fight, for sure.
This article attempts to show the use of the point to replace the dollar concept in your betting strategy. We consider some very basic but serious reflections on betting technique, then ask why we usually establish our turnover return aims so low.
We suggest ways of identifying and designating 'points', rather than 'dollars', so we can regard our betting progress from a professional, unbiased standpoint.
Do you have an investment plan for your betting? If you're like most punters, then the answer is no. It is something you should think about seriously.
There are a number of avenues you can follow. One vital point is to try to set yourself a target to aim at. Some years back, a punter wrote to my colleagues Damien Whitchurch, Martin Dowling and Jon Hudson and asked them how to set about becoming a professional punter with a bank of $20,000.
Last month I promised to design a year's hypothetical staking plan, an example for you that would restrict your betting on poor days and increase it on the better days, according to your wishes.
The good and bad days are yours to decide on, but you have to end up with one-third of the year good and two-thirds bad. Two-thirds of the year, most of the time, we all lose (if we tell the truth) and we have to win enough in the good third to more than compensate. If you want proof of this, all you have to do is think this way.
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