Clarifying First Half Money Line Plays

Many people, particularly those that have recently started still have a lot of questions about the difference between playing a game on the pointspread vs playing a game on the moneyline.

We only play first half moneylines because you make more money that way. The number of points a team is leading by or is losing by makes no difference. If your team is leading at the half you win the bet. If your team is behind at the half you lose your bet. If the score is tied at the half, you just get your money back as if no bet was made.

The big advantage we have is that when our teams win (we only bet moneyline underdogs), we win more money than if we lose a bet.

Let's look at the last two days of plays to see what happened. Assume that you bet $100 on each game (many people bet less) I am actually referring to Friday and Today as we had no bets on Saturday.

All of these bets were 1st half moneyline bets.

1. Auburn (L) -$100
2. S. Miss (L) -$100 - we were 0W-2L on Friday

3. Buffalo (L) - $100
4. Tennessee (L) -$100
5. Chicago (W) +$135
6. St Louis (W) +$150
7. Jacksonville (W) +$205 We were 3W-2L on Sunday

Some of the above teams ended up winning their games and others ended up losing.
We only care about the first half which involves a completely different set of handicapping guidelines.



Combined for the seven plays we won 3 plays- lost 4 plays and $100 bettors were up $90. That is the beauty of money line betting. We will have great streaks, average performances and losing streaks , however, our goal of averaging at least plus 10 units(a unit is the amount you bet) per month is very achievable if you stick with all of the plays.

I am doing a December special and will gladly send you a free e-book if you so request.

Regards,

George K.
703-217-0805
gak555@yahoo.com