Quote:
Originally Posted by Learned Hand35
Teddy's thread got me thinking.
For you veterans of the game, what was the learning curve for you regarding achieving positive ROI or at least negative ROI you could live with until you got back into the black in the next time frame.
My goal after my first year, a realistic one I hoped, was to cut my negative ROI in half. So far this year I have cut it down by a third. My goal was to show my first positive ROI by year four. Don't know if that is going to happen.
Thoughts, experiences, advice?
|
10,000 hours for handicapping. Handicap every card every day. Watch the replays. Before you know it, you'll look at a card and start to see things you never saw before. You'll see how a race will develop and likely winners. You'll be able to spot bad favorites in an instant and live longshots.
Once you do that, then you need to learn how to gamble. That's twice as hard.