ProComputerGambler FAQ
This FAQ answers the main questions about ProComputerGambler, Raw Numbers, official picks, subscriptions, documented results, cancellations, and long-term betting discipline.
Current documented record
Review the complete record on the Historical Performance page, learn how daily market data works on the Raw Numbers page, or compare membership options on the Pricing page.
What is ProComputerGambler?
ProComputerGambler is a data-driven sports betting research platform built around Raw Numbers, official selections, market analysis, historical system research, documented results, and long-term process discipline.
What are Raw Numbers?
Raw Numbers are daily market reference numbers used to compare ProComputerGambler projections against sportsbook lines. They help identify where the projected margin, projected total, or market view differs from the available betting price.
Are Raw Numbers the same as official picks?
No. Raw Numbers are broader market reference numbers. Official picks are the narrower daily selections released through the email process. A Raw Numbers edge does not automatically become an official pick, but it can help identify where a potential pick has support from the underlying market framework.
What is included with Raw Numbers Only?
Raw Numbers Only gives members access to daily projections and market reference data for their own analysis. It is designed for users who want to study the board directly without receiving the full daily official selections package.
What is included with Full Access?
Full Access includes Raw Numbers plus daily official selections by email and system-based research. It is the broader membership option for users who want both the underlying market data and the official selections process.
Where can I compare subscription options?
Current membership options are listed on the Pricing page. That page shows the available Raw Numbers Only, Full Access, monthly, yearly, and free newsletter options.
How are official results tracked?
Official results are tracked by wins, losses, pushes, units, and ROI. The purpose of the record is to evaluate the process over a large sample, not to highlight only short-term winning streaks. Start with Historical Performance for the long-term record.
Does ProComputerGambler guarantee winners?
No. ProComputerGambler does not guarantee winners, risk-free betting, guaranteed profit, or a way around variance. The platform emphasizes documentation, market process, price discipline, and long-term evaluation.
How much bankroll do I need?
There is no universal minimum bankroll. A common disciplined approach is to think in units rather than dollars. For example, if a sportsbook has a $5 minimum bet and a bettor uses 1% unit sizing, a $500 bankroll would correspond to a $5 unit. Smaller bankrolls can be difficult to manage because minimum bet sizes may force oversized unit exposure.
What win percentage is needed to make money?
Break-even win percentage depends on price. A bettor laying -110 needs a higher win rate than a bettor consistently taking plus-money prices. Use the Sports Betting Break-Even Calculator and Sports Betting ROI Calculator to understand how odds, unit size, and results affect profitability.
How should a new member evaluate the service?
Evaluate the service by process, documentation, price discipline, and long-term results. One day, one week, or one short streak is not enough to judge a betting process. Review the legitimacy and transparency page, the About page, and the Historical Performance page before subscribing.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Subscription and account questions should be handled through the Contact page or through the subscription management process connected to your payment method. The goal is to keep the membership path clear and avoid keeping anyone subscribed who does not want access.
Where should I start?
Start with the documented record, then review Raw Numbers, and finally compare membership options. The recommended path is: