What is Yield and How to Use it Correctly?

Bets in bookmakers have become very popular among different sectors of society. Most men love sports and excitement. Betting in the bookmaker office perfectly combines these two “weaknesses” of the stronger sex. However, players must treat sports betting with great responsibility. Often excessive passion for excitement ends with serious financial and family problems.

How to make betting a source of income or at least reduce costs? It’s important to constantly analyze your game in the bookmaker office. Everyone knows that there are no win-win systems. However, a small percentage of cappers still manage to earn money on bets. Naturally, for a positive balance it’s necessary to have a good understanding of sport, work with statistics, analyze matches, have willpower, etc. However, even with all these qualities, it’s difficult to achieve a stable and rapid growth of the bank.

Professional cappers assess the profitability of the game by the Yield parameter. It shows the growth of the bank in relation to all invested money in percent. Thus, a tipster calculates the effectiveness of his or her forecasts for all bets made.

Mathematical notation of Yield is the following:

• [(sw – sb)/sb] x 100%
• [(sum of wins – sum of bets)/sum of bets] x 100%

Beginners strive to achieve quick and easy winnings. However, such tactics are almost always doomed to failure in the long term. Experienced tipsters know that Yield of 5-15% is an excellent result. Each player should strive for this kind of effectiveness. The more bets are made by a capper, the more difficult it’s to keep the index of Yield at a high level. However, qualitative analytics, the proper selection of sporting events and a bit of luck will keep a good level of profitability.

Everyone chooses for themselves, which of two indicators – Yield or ROI – will evaluate your game. The choice depends on the specific opportunities, the objectives and plans pursued, as well as on the appended betting-model. If you want to be restricted within a certain amount and observe what happens to it, you should choose ROI. If the term “bank” for you is relative, and you can afford to “pour” money from one campaign to another, from one activity to another, then you better follow up the Yield indicator in the long term.