Anyone who tells you they have the sports betting game figured out, don’t buy it for a second. I have been doing this professionally for nearly three decades and I continue to learn every day. One of the most important lessons I have learned is that no matter how skilled you become as a handicapper, you will always have good and bad runs. The key is to put yourself in the best position possible before the game/event starts and then let the chips fall where they may. Last week heading into the NBA Draft was a perfect example of that methodology.
