Quote from: Haunebu on May 27, 2021, 08:01:38 PM

Checked your spreadsheet out and am confused to be honest. I understood the linear, compound and continuum sections along with the wins and losses sections. Did you subtract the losses from the total amounts?

Also, I would like to know whether you actually placed these bets yourself and earned a million bucks from 5 grand or is this just a simulation?

I have a Pinnacle account through which I earned decent profits, but converting 5 grand to a million through sports-betting alone is very, very difficult.

I am not sure what you mean by subtract the losses from the total amounts? Can you elaborate. The spreadsheet is for tracking and it has built in features that encompasses the money management. You simply have to enter your bets in the log sheet and grade it as win loss or push and everything is automatic. Before you begin, you want to set the starting bankroll in the settings sheet so that it will tell you the bet amount. Using the spreadsheet means you don't have to use a calculator everyday.

Yes, I placed all the bets in the log sheet.

Of course it is difficult. If you had given all these bets to everyone, most gamblers would have found ways to lose their money because they don't have patience and discipline to stick to that money management. With $5000 bankroll, the very first day you are only betting $15/unit with this bankroll. Most bettors who start with $5000 bankroll won't have the patience and dedication to to bet $15/unit. They will always bet higher. Hardes part for those who start with small capital is to sticking to the plan in the early stages. If they don't, they will end up losing the bankroll and find themselves reloading again and again and again....this is the story of most gamblers. But if you fight the urge and not break away from the plan, things get easier as the bankroll grows because you will find yourself making bigger bets as the bankroll grows.