Nabeel Bhatti

Although this week, I saw a lot of people who couldn't sweep stuff under the rug because their free content was so bad.

It was so clearly obvious that any play that they attached themselves to, anything that they decided to make a 4% or 5% play, it would have lost.

So we actually did see some transparency this week.

And then we suddenly saw people coming out and explaining bankroll management,

how it was more important to win most of the time, how you need to manage your bankroll, how it was more important to win long term.

It's funny.

These things are true, but you'll only hear these frauds talking about it after they lose.

So that isn't terrible advice overall.

However, it comes off the back of being absolutely annihilated during NFL wildcard weekend, like lots of these guys were.

And they came out with all of their excuses.

Suddenly, we're getting all of these lessons in bankroll management and how losing is a part of it.

And don't question your process and how he's going to win long term.

Maybe he will.

But then he's talking about how you can't win every single month and you're going to have bad months and bad years.

I don't have bad months and bad years.

I have bad days and I have bad weeks.

But my process means that I win every single month, which is foreign to these guys because these guys don't win at all.

I don't even think they win long term.

So it's all good and well giving these lectures out when you were whoring out five and four percent plays last week.

And the only reason you were backed into the corner where you had to do this recap, like others last week, is because it was so obvious that you lost.