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• Dr. Bud Labitan
• 8 Survival Tips for Collectors Returning to the World of Sports Cards
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Your email address will not be published. Profit or loss over time This is substantiated from the handicappers publicly available starting bankroll as a starting point to measure. Deeper analysis should include the bankroll profit or loss over time and by sport.

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There are many handicappers who will simply offer picks outside their expertise to run their revenue over the months until their core sport season kicks off. Simply put, the ratio of the amount you earned or lost from your initial investment. Well, it is simple, but to accurately reflect your true ROI, This should also take into account and costs factored on sports investment services ex.

Think about it, if you buy stocks, do you factor in your brokerage costs in your ROI? You should be! Yield The total amount your risked on your investment or sports bet, divided by your profit or loss. This metric gives you a ratio gauge of how your sports investment portfolio is performing. Units The units or rating is value applied that many view as the confidence or risk gauge to place on a sports bet.

An expert handicapper may feel a team selection or bet type will win, the margin or confidence of success can be dictated by the units the handicapper applies to the pick. Generally a low unit of 1 would indicate to the investor to place a lower bet on the game, vs. The total unit value however will vary across every investor or sports investor. Some bettors and investors will have a specific dollar value they can afford per unit vs. Sports investors and bettors can have different ways of giving a value per unit.

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The approach I prefer is taking a 0. This is like an investor sticking with just an equity buy. Win Performance The count and ratio of win, loss and draw performance. While its a good gauge of the handicapper picking the winners, it does not provide deep enough insight into actual profitable performance.

After all, the handicapper may simply be picking the easy wins, which come with lower odds where profit is not sustainable over time.

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Terry McLaurin has been a revelation for Washington this season, and if you were able to act fast and add him in your league, congratulations on grabbing a league-changing waiver-wire steal. Still, McLaurin is averaging a touchdown every game, and with how few touchdowns Washington is scoring this year they're averaging just 15 points per game, ahead of only the Jets and Dolphins , it feels like the right time to sell on him if you can. Between a favorable schedule and an offense that inevitably has to turn things around, Beckham's eventual ascendence feels like it's coming soon.

Keenan Allen got off to a blistering start to the year, averaging 29 points per game through the first three weeks of the season. Since then, Allen has failed to hit double-digit fantasy points in three straight weeks. The reality of Allen's season exists somewhere between those two extremes, but I'm not especially high on the Chargers offense moving forward.

Alshon Jeffery's season was put on pause with injury for a few weeks, and his production was somewhat stunted in his return thanks to minimal usage and the fact that he was one of only two real targets that opposing defenses had to eye. But with DeSean Jackson set to come back and terrorize opposing safeties, Jeffery should have plenty of room to do what he does best. Julian Edelman has the benefit of being Tom Brady's most trusted target — a truth that is plain in the number of targets he receives every week.

But the Patriots depth chart is still working itself out, and it feels like the team will make a move for another star receiver at some point between now and the trade deadline. Edelman is the Patriots no. Thanks to some stellar play from tight ends around the league, Travis Kelce is just outside of the top-five players at his position through six weeks. But a look at the numbers underneath that truth, and Kelce will be back near the top in no time.

Kelce has scored just one touchdown this year and is averaging more than eight targets and 82 yards per game. He's as consistent a player as you can find at tight end, and he's bound to find the end zone sometime soon as soon as the Chiefs offense finds its feet again. Hunter Henry made his return to action in Week 6 and announced his arrival with a bang, going off for eight catches, yards, and two touchdowns.

Henry has a ton of talent, but it feels safe to say he's already had his best game of the year, and the Chargers offense does not look like one to trust moving forward. If you picked him up recently of waivers and have another player in your league chomping at the bit to get him, it's worth hearing the offer. Like his teammate Alshon Jeffery, Zach Ertz should benefit significantly from the Eagles offense being back at full strength. Ertz has faced double-teams in the red zone regularly as the team's most dangerous weapon in the absence of Jeffery and DeSean Jackson. His production should jump in the coming weeks.

Austin Hooper has been an absolute machine, to a point where it's difficult to imagine keeping up such an impressive pace. If you have Hooper on your roster, likely, you aren't interested in getting rid of him at any point soon, but if there's another tight end around the league you think is set to make the leap in the second half of the year, don't dismiss moving Hooper for value at another position.

Chris Herndon hasn't even played a snap yet this season, but his expected return to the Jets has quarterback Sam Darnold excited. Darnold recently said that once Herndon is back, he believes the team can be "unstoppable as an offense. The Patriots defense has been one of the biggest advantages a team can have in fantasy this season, averaging five more points a week than the second-best defense in fantasy, and nearly 10 points more than the third- and fourth-best defenses in the league.

That dominance has been driven by a mind-blowing five touchdowns and 14 interceptions — numbers that are much easier to accomplish facing teams like the Dolphins, Jets, Redskins, and Giants. With a tougher schedule and better quarterbacks on the horizon, there's little chance the Patriots can keep scoring at the rate they have thus far. Conversely, the Cleveland Browns have a bright defensive future in the coming weeks, facing a cake-walk schedule with a fearsome front four that feels like it's ready to come into its own.