In the world of investments, strategic risk-taking and calculated decisions often pave the way for significant rewards. Just as seasoned investors carefully allocate capital to optimize returns, our approach to sports wagering mirrors these principles of smart investing. We view each wager as a strategic investment, underpinned by meticulous analysis and a long-term vision for growth.
We wanted to discuss our recent increase in wagers, or what one might consider our “stake” and the risks we are willing to take. Previously, we documented our initial stake of $10,000. It is important to note that this "stake" is somewhat fictitious, unlike entering a poker game where you must put up your stake beforehand. In our case, we started with a fictitious stake of $10,000, however, the most we were ever down was $1,000. Therefore, our real stake or cost to play was $1,000. In traditional sports wagering, it comes down to how much one is willing to risk on an individual bet or wager and the ability to sustain a losing streak, as they do occur.
As previously discussed, we are now increasing our wagers based on our success since publicly launching our company last September. Essentially, we are now willing to risk more per wager in hopes of a higher return. This is like the stock market where we invest more of our capital that may have been on the sidelines and is now actively working. A key point in this scenario is that if we are increasing our wagers by 2 to 3-fold, a couple of losses on these increased wagers will significantly impact the past nest egg. In other words, we are willing to go negative again with our higher wagers because we have proven we can win and will win in the long run. This is similar to investing in the stock market, where you will have ups and downs, invest more, sell some, and have more capital on the sidelines, and at the right time, put that capital to work.
This is why our system is more of an investment vehicle, a hedge fund if you will, than a wagering or gambling system. Our long-term goal is to make money, and we have proven that over time, and we will continue with the same winning results. With that said, we are increasing our wagers and our units per wager. As previously discussed, our “unit” is equal to $100. There are other scam artists out there who claim to be “UP” hundreds or thousands of units, but their unit could be $5 or $10. This is all part of the scamming in sports betting. People talk units, but what truly matters are the dollars made for you and us.
By viewing our approach as an investment tool rather than traditional gambling, we emphasize the importance of strategy, discipline, and long-term vision. Our confidence in our system is based on a track record of success and continuous improvement. As we move forward with higher wagers, we remain committed to transparency and ensuring that our method and algorithm remains a reliable and profitable venture for all involved.
Ultimately, the journey we're on is not just about quick wins but about building a sustainable model that can withstand the tests of time and fluctuations with wins and losses. We invite you to join us on this path, confident that together, we can achieve remarkable results and redefine what it means to be both a sports fan and an investor.
With Positive Intent
Steady Gain Sports
