I didn't think about it, but since there is no break in the nba, I suppose I'll do my results on mondays (early Tuesday really) since I do it after Monday night football and use that as my week to week in nba.
8-2 this week. Only losses were day 1, both on the lakers. Pretty awesome week, made my first large play in like 2 years and won easy, then made another just a few days later, which if you read above... was not as easy of a time, but it came through. As I've said before, I'm not a big fan of going large on games, I think you should stick to 1-2.5 units per game, but I also think if something pops up, and you have money to buy out, then take a shot at it. I also believe in progressive increments. In nba, I do 100 as a unit. In football (both ncaaf and nfl) I started at 150 this season, and have moved up to 400. I use a formula as my starting point, and a formula for increasing. I never increase in less than a 2 week span regardless of profit margin. Even with the 2 large plays, ill stay at 100 in the nba for another week. That's just my advice to anyone reading this. Not trying to toot my own horn, but I do this for a living for almost 15 years, and 6+ years before that I did it hoping to make a living from it but made every mistake in the book. I was underage at that time, so maybe it was immaturity, but regardless I learned the hard way. Im just trying to stress the point now, because I don't want anyone seeing my record in ncaaf, or nfl, and see me make a large play and they tail me, and lose. Play in your budget, and don't listen to touts. Research in depth and go by what you feel from the information and your own gut. Don't "fade the public" and such.
Again, sorry that was a long babble, I just don't want anyone having a bad run to see a large play being made and think it's going to get them out of the hole because whoever made the play has a good record.