Handicappers have gotten a bad rap over the years. We can see why. They give false promises and exaggerated numbers. You won't find any of that on our site. Those types of short-sighted scammers are not tolerated here. We want to establish a good business relationship with you. We want your business long-term. That is why we will always provide you with accurate records and realistic goals. That is why we will help you win more often than not. And that is why we will never allow any false records from any of our handicappers.

This is probably the question I get asked the most by people who are thinking about investing: The answer is simple - because we are professionals. Gambling should be approached as an investment. If you were going to invest your money in the stock market, would you try to go at it yourself or would you employ a broker that has experience, connections, a track record of success, and an in-depth knowledge of the industry? Gambling is what we do. While you are spending time at your job, with your family, or doing whatever it is that you do, we are hard at work doing research and planning for the next opportunity. We're working the phones, scouring the Internet, crunching the numbers, tracking databases, and watching hours upon hours of television to get an inside edge. We do it so that you don't have to. You get to just sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labor! I'm sure you are an avid sports fan. A lot of our clients are. Now just imagine how knowledgeable you would be if you spent 70 or 80 hours a week focusing on every aspect of the games. That is our life. But beyond just knowing sports, we also understand the technical aspects of sports betting. We know what key numbers are. We have access to bizarre and profitable betting systems. We can spot a shady line or a reverse line movement. And we know how to win, and win often. Again, this is what we do. You wouldn't assume that you know more about teaching than a teacher or know more about the law than a cop or a lawyer. As a result, it only makes sense that the odds of consistently winning as a gambler are significantly better for a professional bettor who spends eight or 10 hours a day on his craft as opposed to a recreational bettor that may spend two or three hours a week looking at lines or matchups.

Here at Doc's Sports we have a rating system that includes picks rated between 1-8 Units. Some cappers like to do 10-Star Locks or $10,000 Top Plays, but we don't mess around with gimmicks or silly monikers. Our rating system is simple: 1-2 Units - small play 3-4 Units - average play 5-6 Units - top play of week 7-8 Units - biggest play of month or year A 3- or 4-Unit play is pretty standard. Some handicappers like to play a greater number of games than others, so instead of using a pair of 3-Unit Selections, they may roll out three 2-Unit Selections. A 5- or 6-Unit Selection is generally reserved for a Top Play situation, while a 7- or 8-Unit Selection denotes a top play for the month or season in that sport. As far as grading goes, a 3-Unit Selection that wins is graded as +300, while one that loses is graded as -330, taking into consideration a 10-percent vigorish on all losing plays.

Next to Matthew McConaughey questions, "how much should I bet each Unit" is probably the second most frequently asked question. The answer is that depends on your bankroll. For some of my clients, one Unit is equal to $1,000. For others, one Unit is equal to $15. It all depends on what you are working with. The foundation for gambling success relies on solid money management. And as a general guideline, money management includes only betting around two to three percent of your total bankroll on any single game. If you adhered strictly to that guideline, then a single Unit would be around 0.5 to one percent of your total roll. For example, let's say you are starting with a bankroll of $1,000. That would mean that one percent of your roll would be $10 and that your average play - a 3- or 4-Unit Selection - would be somewhere around $20 to $40 per game. I suggest using that as a baseline for calculating your own personal situation. Now, that may not seem like a lot to bet on a game. But when you consider that on a random Saturday in college basketball a capper may throw out 20 or 25 Units worth of picks, that's nearly a quarter of your stack. Further, and this is critically important, you have to look at gambling as a long-term investment. Success doesn't happen overnight. The winners in this business are the ones who are patient, confident, and consistent. "Go big or go home" and "Let it ride" are the slogans of tourists and amateurs. Finally, you have to consider that as you win more money and your bankroll grows, the value of your plays will also grow. It's all about exponential profit. As you build up your bankroll, two percent of your stack starts to grow and your wagers increase. But the only way to achieve that is by sticking to a system and betting the same percentage for each pick.

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Only bet what you are comfortable with. Pick a sound money management plan and stick with it.

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We calculate profit for picks with negative juice like wagers to win $100. We calculate profit for picks with positive juice like $100 risk wagers.

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