I realize most only care about the results during the length of their purchase.
But Greg's last 100 paid plays at $100/unit break down as follows:
2 unit plays - 40 wins, 26 losses for +2280
3 unit plays - 12 wins, 14 losses (1 loss @-315 instead of -330) for -1005
2 pushes
Total net: +1275
And he was 4-1 on free plays
So if you only care about the short term, then maybe you feel pissed.
But for those that care about long term success, well that ain't too shabby.
And if you cared to go back further it gets even better.
Those that either can't or don't want to invest in the long term need to understand BEFORE purchasing that there are fluctuations. Nobody wins at a torrid pace all the time. All I can suggest is to invest in long term packages. The price per pick will be cheaper and the chance of success over said term will be greater. Professional handicappers care about the long run. They don't know, nor do they care, who is purchasing looking to catch a hot streak. Bettors who do this and lose money should blame themselves as much as, if not more than the handicapper.
All the best moving forward