Time Equals Money in Proper Sports Investment Methods

The famous saying is that "Time equals money", and it's very true at PickLogic. (Please note that this post is directed at our trial members...our regular members certainly are well aware of the overall concept about to be put forth.)

When PickLogic clients lose a game, sure—money is lost at that moment in time.

But the betting strategies employed by PickLogic usually negate that loss (and any ensuing losses) with the next win (or series of wins).

In other words, going 1-3 is not all that different from going 1-0; often, the bottom line from those two situations is a positive gain of nearly the same amount.

The one difference, of course, is that it takes longer to go 1-3 than it does to go 1-0. (And if you wonder how 1-3 can equal 1-0, just look at our results, and find a streak that begins with three losses and ends with a win, and compare it to another bet that starts at the same level.)

Even when our clients miss a bet that wins...yes, it hurts, but time will heal all wounds (along with your sportsbook balance).

When we had a five-game losing streak at the beginning of January, we had a few clients who wrote in to tell us that they didn't make the large bets after the 4th and 5th losses, choosing instead to "take their losses" and move forward (reducing their wagers), since they were already well ahead overall, and they weren't prepared to follow the PickLogic's sports betting system exactly.

We understand the logic—it can be hard to unemotionally make such large bets when the positive outcome won't feel as positive as the negative outcome will feel, well, negative.

At the PickLogic offices, of course, we follow the system to the letter, but everyone has their own methods; choosing, for example, to NEVER bet more than 20% of your starting balance can be a prudent choice.

You won't finish as far ahead in a given time period, but in the end, you'll still finish ahead—and again, it's only time that you've lost, not money, since you'll make up any losses soon enough.

A client who might have reduced their bet levels after the 4th loss on January 7th, and then again after the loss on January 9th, might have realized a 10% loss in the 1-5 series over those 6 games, while someone who followed the system exactly would have actually gained .2%.

Just six weeks later, all of our clients are up an additional 4%, so even those "prudent" clients are just six to eight weeks away from getting back to where they would have been originally—and, one way to look at it is that they've just lost time.

Time equals money, no question...and if you're patient, PickLogic will help you extract as much money out of your time as possible.

Final note: our members know that there's a pick for tomorrow—UNDER 216 in the Sonics/Lakers game—but there were also two very strong picks on the board that didn't get made.

Last time we only threw out two "almost" picks, they went 0-2...let's see what happens this time: UNDER 216.5 in the Magic/Kings game, and OVER 189.5 in the Timberwolves/Mavericks game.