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What is a Profit Target?

Overview of what a Profit Target is in the context of sports betting and how it guides betting strategies.

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Written by Justin Jarvinen
Updated over 5 months ago

A Profit Target is a predetermined amount of profit that a bettor aims to achieve within a specific time frame or through a series of bets. It serves as a financial goal that guides your betting decisions, helping you to stay disciplined and focused on your objectives.

  • For example, if your Profit Target is to make $500 over the course of a week, you would plan your bets accordingly, taking into consideration the odds, stake size, and risk involved in each wager.

  • Once the Profit Target is reached, some bettors may choose to stop betting, withdraw their earnings, or reassess their strategies to set a new target.

Setting a Profit Target can be an effective way to manage your bankroll and maintain a controlled approach to sports betting. It encourages you to think strategically about your bets and avoid the common pitfall of chasing losses or making impulsive wagers without a clear financial goal in mind.

The Profit Target for each Combine is:

1K Combine = $300

2K Combine = $600

3K Combine = $900

To view your Profit Target progress, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your Bankroll U account
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  2. Click the arrows at the top left side of the screen to choose your Combine. If you only have one Combine, you can skip this step and move to Step 3.

  3. Scroll down to Profit Target

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