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WinWorks
@WinWorksgaming
Helping Sports Betting groups and players earn - Betting and Prediction Market Software Development - Betting Services for groups and partners - Data Solutions
Katılım Temmuz 2024
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in 2026 there's 0 reason to bet anything under 10% ROI
Sharps Research@sharps_research
How is everyone on twitter making 10s of thousands of dollars using LLMs to predict NBA games and floating around 1% ROI after 2 years building custom models & infrastructure.
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We would like to clarify this post in which we were responding to someone that was making a comment about low roi betting.
Our post should say IF you don’t want to, there’s many options to bet higher roi plays out there.
If you do want to, you should do that.
There’s many ways to make money betting, you should do what’s best for you
WinWorks@WinWorksgaming
in 2026 there's 0 reason to bet anything under 10% ROI
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@d_feustel Betting is one segment of our business. There’s more ways to help groups and players earn than just betting.
We are upfront with all partners that for sure we will burn their accounts with the bets we make. There’s no question.
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Your goal is "Helping Sports Betting groups and players earn". How much can you risk on these 10% edge plays? 2k? $200 EV is nice per play and all, but groups need 1. many plays, 2. that won't kill their accounts, and 3. that they can bet a lot. I don't think your approach is realistic for betting groups, unless you are incorporating account gnoming/fraud in your attack.
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@d_feustel For us personally. We would rather have 10% on smaller volume. It fits us better
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@WinWorksgaming Would you like 10% on small volume, or 2% on infinite volume? Your approach corners yourself into the low-tier profit ecosphere.
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@Flupnolide We try to get as little as possible and hold as much as possible. Everyone that works with us knows it. Not sure what you’re getting at.
We hate betting. You caught us
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@wager_monster If you want to you can. But there’s no reason to when there’s us and many other groups routinely holding much higher.
If someone wants to pound away all week and go thru that variance, enjoy.
It helps us because their losing plays camouflage the stuff that really wins.
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I don't want to pick a fight because there are a lot of different ways to be successful in betting. Respect to all the pros grinding.
If profit is the goal, betting $250 props at 15% ROI vs. betting 10k sides/ML at 3% ROI are not the same. Especially if bet frequency is similar.
WinWorks@WinWorksgaming
in 2026 there's 0 reason to bet anything under 10% ROI
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Why has anyone ever made a big deal out of Westgate?
Besides having nice screens they limit just as fast as anyone, both online and the counter.
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They’re right.
Best way to avoid variance is never bet anything less than 15% roi.
You can do this by partnering with us,
our DM’s are open
Picks Office@PicksOffice
Variance is why good bettors quit. A +3% ROI bettor can lose money over 1,000 bets. Not bad. Just math. Losing streaks of 10 in a row are statistical certainty, not bad luck. This is why record chasing is a trap. 58% over 200 picks tells you nothing. What actually matters: - Bet size discipline - 2,000+ bet samples - CLV tracking Results lie for months. CLV does not. Variance is not the enemy. Mistaking it for skill or failure is.
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