Beating the closing line = profit?

m8psuvw2gfkan3 · 03-06-2019 11:37PM #1

The common wisdom shared among bettors is that if you consistently bet at odds that are greater than the closing line (at kickoff) that you will make a profit over a large enough sample in combination with a conservative bankroll management strategy which this article explains well - with a couple of adjustments you need to consider: https://www.pinnacle.com/en/betting-articles/educational/beating-closing-line-profit-expectation/

freak scence · 06-06-2019 07:29PM

Arthur Small Campground wrote: »

The common wisdom shared among bettors is that if you consistently bet at odds that are greater than the closing line (at kickoff) that you will make a profit over a large enough sample in combination with a conservative bankroll management strategy which this article explains well - with a couple of adjustments you need to consider: https://www.pinnacle.com/en/betting-articles/educational/beating-closing-line-profit-expectation/

taking advice off a bookie dosen't really make sense

m8psuvw2gfkan3 · 09-06-2019 01:13PM

Pinnacle articles are highly regarded. This particular author has written a few very respected books and Pinnacle is not like Paddy Power - they actually make their profit by being a bookmaker i.e setting the odds to balance the book so they don't ban players for winning. Shame they pulled out of Ireland over tax issues.

Beating the closing line = profit?

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