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Rob Donaldson
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I think either way you choose, it's important to track your winnings/losses to stay in-tune with performance. The tricky thing to remember with my posts is that when I go for a sizable wager on a longshot future bet/moneyline (+500, +1000, +2500, etc.), I'm not trying to win 1 unit back from a small stake, I'm trying to win +5u, +10u, +25u, etc.
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I could see the argument for that. That said, Kentucky's resume is really tricky. No bad losses and they wins: - at Gonzaga - at Miss St - at Tennessee - vs Texas A&M - vs Florida - vs Louisville - vs Duke To your point though, I don't think they've been playing consistently good ball since their loss to Bama at home.
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@ABW1903 More simplistic for tracking, in my opinion. Rather than 1 unit meaning something different when referencing the individual bet versus the total amount profited over time, doing risk units makes it so that all of my references to units are universally the same measurement.
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