The most crucial aspect of managing a consistent bankroll when investing on any sport is fighting the urge to with-drawl from your account. Whether your dealing with a bookie, playing at a casino, or at an online sportsbook, keeping your funds locked up in your investment is critical so your bankroll is ever increasing.
This article will assess the aspects of maintaining your bankroll while investing in sports. Since we invest in Basketball and Football, there are 2 different times per year you should withdrawl from your account, if ANY at all.
The Predicament - There is nothing more tempting than withdrawing some of your bankroll from your funds at your sportsbook, from your bankroll that you made off your bookie, or money that you won every week at your casino sports book. Let's say at the beginning of football season you start with a bankroll of $2,000. You have a football investment package with the experts at NFL Choice and they have consistently grown your bankroll to $15,000 and you are close to mid-way through the season. You are currently betting $500 per game and you feel that withdrawing a percentage from your bankroll won't hurt anything. Actually, on the contrary withdrawing a percentage from your bankroll now can seriously derail your progress. That $500 per game allocation is yielding higher return and if you withdraw even the slightest percentage, you must decrease your per game allocation. The worst thing is, your only halfway through the season!
The Solution - Like any investment or mutual fund, sports investing involves patience and tact. Wait until the end of the season to withdraw your funds, and even then don't withdraw your entire bankroll. Sure, you need to celebrate and no better time to do it after the Super Bowl is over and you have profited on another winning football season with NFL Choice. But, let's only take out 10% of the overall winnings, so we will have plenty of room and can double up next season. At this rate, your bankroll is somewhere around $35,000 - $50,000 most likely. 10% of $50,000 is still $5,000. So, take your girlfriend or wife on a nice Sandals vacation and celebrate knowing that next season your bankroll is going to be off the charts!
Summary - The bottom line is, the larger your bankroll, the larger your per game allocation, therefore your bankroll is naturally larger the more you have in your portfolio. The key is patience. Here at NFL Choice, for over 11 consecutive years we have been building our bankroll using our Football Investing Packages. Our average return on investment now is over 6 figures every year for each member of our staff as we play between $2K-$4K per game average.
If you follow the simple rules that go with sports investing, you can be up to this margins in no time. In the beginning, many of us started with a very small per game allocation at $50 per game wagers and look where we are now. Many of our clients start out small and then over time build up, and thats perfectly fine. Our services are catered to anyone who wants to make money on football, from the $50 per game players to the $5,000 per game players.
Stop by and see us today for a Football Investing Package that will put you on the right path to ultimate profitability!
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