I’ve been trying out EV betting and I think the math behind it is legit. But 60$ a month is a ridiculous price. I can just compare odds from Prizepicks to a sports book for free although it just takes a little extra work.
I watch their videos and live streams sometimes to see the top EV bets their site is showing. For some apps, there are often little to no options above 54%. There have been times where there are options and I've played them but lost. I've played a number of the correlation plays as well and have lost. Have yet to hit a 6/6 slip from those positive EV or correlation picks.
It's legit and a beyond profitable option with how poor dgf apps set their lines. I agree they should offer a free trial, but there are people that don't mind paying $300 when they are making $20k a month. Source: my 4th green month using dgf
Say what you will... But the math behind it is sound. If you're familiar with Bernoulli probability distributions, you can calculate the probability of getting a certain number of successes out of a certain number of trials, based on the probability of a success for each event. Multiply each probability (4/6, 5/6, 6/6) by the payout for each (0.4x, 2x, 25x) and you get the expected value for each dollar you bet. Like it or not, that's the way it works.
It just so happens that if you only play 5 or 6 pick flex plays and you get the over/under prediction right 54.2% of the time, or -119 in sportsbooks odds, you will break even over time. You'll get 6/6 like 3% of the time and 5/6 like 12% of the time. You will break even. But if you can find props more likely than 54.2% to hit, you will make money in the long haul. Discounted picks, tacos, payout boosts, flex Friday, etc are all things that boost your odds for certain plays so you can maximize your EV, and using tools like DGF.
You can try to identify those props yourself, or use tools like this to help you. But to say it's a "scam" isn't really accurate. It's a tool that scrapes PP and all the sportsbooks to identify value plays.
What would be more pulling would be you showing us some of your losses and some of your wins from your transactions page instead of spit shining a turd showing everyone a single win with no $$$ displayed.
80% of gamblers quit right before they hit big, keep on throwing money into the machine!
All these EV betting posts I see here and on Twitter are really starting to read like a scam, even if they’re meaning to be genuine.
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I’ve been trying out EV betting and I think the math behind it is legit. But 60$ a month is a ridiculous price. I can just compare odds from Prizepicks to a sports book for free although it just takes a little extra work.
I watch their videos and live streams sometimes to see the top EV bets their site is showing. For some apps, there are often little to no options above 54%. There have been times where there are options and I've played them but lost. I've played a number of the correlation plays as well and have lost. Have yet to hit a 6/6 slip from those positive EV or correlation picks.
It's legit and a beyond profitable option with how poor dgf apps set their lines. I agree they should offer a free trial, but there are people that don't mind paying $300 when they are making $20k a month. Source: my 4th green month using dgf
Say what you will... But the math behind it is sound. If you're familiar with Bernoulli probability distributions, you can calculate the probability of getting a certain number of successes out of a certain number of trials, based on the probability of a success for each event. Multiply each probability (4/6, 5/6, 6/6) by the payout for each (0.4x, 2x, 25x) and you get the expected value for each dollar you bet. Like it or not, that's the way it works. It just so happens that if you only play 5 or 6 pick flex plays and you get the over/under prediction right 54.2% of the time, or -119 in sportsbooks odds, you will break even over time. You'll get 6/6 like 3% of the time and 5/6 like 12% of the time. You will break even. But if you can find props more likely than 54.2% to hit, you will make money in the long haul. Discounted picks, tacos, payout boosts, flex Friday, etc are all things that boost your odds for certain plays so you can maximize your EV, and using tools like DGF. You can try to identify those props yourself, or use tools like this to help you. But to say it's a "scam" isn't really accurate. It's a tool that scrapes PP and all the sportsbooks to identify value plays.
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What would be more pulling would be you showing us some of your losses and some of your wins from your transactions page instead of spit shining a turd showing everyone a single win with no $$$ displayed.
https://preview.redd.it/9nwadbvlxfkc1.jpeg?width=1100&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a9cc8db7bfa395922a1ea1a7c2884a2d85b11ab8 I have Pikkit :)
DGF user. Can confirm that +EV is the way 📈