Telling randos online how much you made is always pointless.

You should never "need" your next bet to hit.

NRFIs/YRFIs make the world go round.

Do not bet on ideas - instead bet on set ups.

"Traps" don't really exist. More truthfully, the idea of "traps" are just psychological tricks that bad bettors play on themselves by applying incorrect narrative and motivation to how a sportsbook arrives at their line.

You won't see skilled or professional bettors talking very much about "traps" because they know that is not really how books make their lines.

Lines are actually set using a myriad of fluid statistical factors and other elements (such as injuries), as well as balancing money based on the reaction of the market, and many books simply follow the lead of others.

If there is such a thing as a "trap" it would be so rare and indistinguishable from a standard line that it wouldn't matter anyway. After all, a "trap" that everyone can see and easily recognize isn't really a "trap" in the first place, is it?

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Baseball is *more or less* a solved game and it's the easiest to "handicap".

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“Trend is your friend.” No, seriously. If something’s going up, maybe—just maybe—you shouldn’t be trying to wrestle it down with your tiny, wishful bets.

Your true odds need to be higher than the implied odds to make money long term. Figuring out the true odds is the hard part.

This business isn't flashy to the real sharp bettors. it is the opposite, boring even. Why would we bring attention to ourselves? It limits the amount of money we can get down.

If you don't become bored you're doing it wrong. Step away when betting becomes exciting.

Identify the people who are earning on autopilot.

Wise bettors know when to cash out.

Line shopping. It's the easiest "sharp" thing anyone can do. If you aren't getting the best price then you're doing yourself a disservice.

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