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In the realm of sports betting, there are two pitfalls: placing bets on unprofitable ventures, and over-risking on potentially profitable ones. Determining the appropriate risk for each wager is the crux of successful betting, and this book provides the solution. The strategies outlined herein delve into complex mathematics to demonstrate the most effective bet sizing methods, even in scenarios where you have pending bets.
Applying advanced sports betting theories can be challenging, but the content of this book is not only intriguing but also easily applicable each time you place a bet. The book will guide you on how to use your advantages effectively to maximize your bankroll growth. Losses are frustrating – this book equips you to win more by losing less.
The author, Dan Abrams, has extensive experience in sports betting and writing. His works have been featured on the Pinnacle Betting Resources blog, the Hammer Betting Network, the Trademate Sports blog, and the now-defunct TwoPlusTwo poker magazine. Prior to his writing career, he was a successful amateur poker player, specializing in the lesser-known game of razz. He has written numerous articles and produced over 75 instructional videos on the subject. By profession, he is an engineer and an alumnus of Pennsylvania State University.
Here’s what readers are saying about “But How Much Did You Lose?”: “I believe this book is potentially a masterpiece of thought… Dan has brought all this work together to create not just some theoretical framework, but a practical real-world roadmap to refocus a bettor’s attention away from expected value and towards minimizing variance and maximizing expected growth by means of the strategy of hedging.” – Joseph Buchdahl, sports betting analyst and author.