All selections are rated in star value. The larger the number the bigger the selection. It would be considered a unit-based system using asterisk in place of U or units. 1-3* are his most common selections. 5* would be considered an Elite Selection and 10* would be his All-in max. He does add or subtract * on certain selections for a variety of reasons. Inflated lines, line movements and situational play being most common. 1-3* plays are by no means considered small plays. In fact, the success rate on 1-3* plays continue to trend strong

J.A. Cavalier has always believed it is up to the individual i.e. the client to dictate his/her own level of involvement. The most common use of * or Units has been a general rule of 1% for conservative and 2-3% for the more aggressive. The main thing to remember in this space is bankroll management and understanding your situation. This is in no means a get rich quick scheme. Bad runs are as much a part of this space as good ones. Though bad runs are not all that common for J.A. and the good far outlast the bad, they can happen. On your own or with a sports handicapper know your limits and set boundaries.

Truly is no wrong answer to this question. I have always stated the client dictates his/her own level of involvement. The aggressive play to win units while the conservative play risk. Only the client truly knows their capabilities, as always it is suggested to stay within means and know your limits

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