Take the St. Louis Cardinals +106 at home over the Philadelphia Phillies as the Friday play of the day, game time starts at 5:15 PM Pacific. Good luck!
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Money Management: Stu Feiner has been running a handicapping service since 1982. In that time you would of thought he might of learned something about money management. But no, nada. Folks, don't be a loser. Don't be a degenerate. Don't be a Stu Feiner. Listen to this video where he tells his customers to bet it all, on a game he lost. He followed that tragedy up yesterday by telling his customers to double up on his Million Dime Play, which lost as well. He says he is no scamdicapper, but he has studied psychology and plays off peoples greed. He tells people to bet it all so he can sell them his service. No talk about good money management, just how big the game is going to win by. He obviously does not care about his customers or their money or health, in our opinion, he is the worst scamdicapper out there.
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Question asked to Stu Feiner: "Here is the million dollar question. If you are as good as you claim to be with your picks why do you need to sell them?"
Stu Feiners answer: "This is the only way I can make money. When I bet on games I end up losing because I don’t have the discipline to stick to my system and my money management sucks. In fact I don’t bet at all because anytime I start betting I lose control. I bet on my favorite teams, games that are on TV, basically anything. I bet the board. Back in the early 80’s I was getting killed because I’d chase losses and bookies gave me credit and saw that I was an earner so they gave me unlimited credit. The result is that you chase losses and bet games you wouldn’t ordinarily bet. All gamblers are like this. I’ve never met a gambler who has made money. Everybody loses. Some people say they win but they’re lying. The best way for me to make a living was to quit cold turkey and only give away my cold calculated picks. And rooting for my picks is enough action anyway."
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Lessons we can learn from Stu Feiner: Never bet more money than you can afford to lose. Set aside a separate amount of money for sports gambling and then bet a percentage of that gambling bankroll. If you are winning 60% of your games, bet say 20% of your bankroll on each game. If you win - your bets go up, if you lose - your bets go down. You can never lose 100% of your bankroll. Never make a parlay bet or a money line bet. Never bet heavy favorites in baseball (over -150). Never pay for a pick as that just adds to your cost.If you double your bankroll, take your original fund balance off the table. Now you are working off the casino's money, so to speak. If you get on a big winning streak and are way ahead and you start losing, take some profits off the table. If you get on a losing streak your bets are automatically going down. That is the opposite of Gamblers Ruin. Gamblers Ruin is where you keep upping your bets when you lose, what Stu Feiner did this week or cutting back your bets when you are on a winning streak. Let your profits run is the old adage. The thing about sports gambling is its real streaky. You can take advantage of that with proper money management. Folks, don't be a Feiner (degenerate loser)!
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