Understanding the TSP Portfolio & ROR/ROI Metrics

TSP Portfolio Overview

📅 Launched: January 1, 2023
📊 Breakdown of Wagers:

  • 90% of wagers are included in the TSP Live Sports Subscription (Details: TSP.Live/register)
  • 10% are either separate paid purchases (e.g., TSP Insiders) or posted free/publicly
  • Free/Public wagers are posted on:

📝 Every wager is logged in the content logs on the “Records & Logs” page:
➡️ Performance Log: TheSharpPlays.com/tsp-performance-log


What is “ROR” or “Return on Risk” & Why It Matters?

Professional gamblers assess performance using Return on Risk:
🔹 Return on Risk or ROR = Return achieved per unit of measure risked (i.e. every $1 wagered)
🔹 Applies to all forms of gambling (sports, poker, blackjack, etc.)

A strong ROR is a clear indicator of betting quality, strategy, and skill.


What is a Good ROR for Sports Betting?

💬 According to ChatGPT (Read Full Response):
1️⃣ A professional sports bettor typically has an ROR between 2% and 5%.
2️⃣ Anything above 5% is extremely rare and signals an exceptional edge (via advanced modeling, statistical analysis, or insider knowledge).

📈 Expected ROR Based on Win Percentage (-110 Odds):

  • 52.38% = Break-even
  • 53% = +1.18% ROR
  • 54% = +3.09% ROR
  • 55% = +5.00% ROR (Elite level)
  • 56% = +6.91% ROR
  • 57% = +8.82% ROR

Understanding ROR Metrics in the TSP Portfolio

1️⃣ “Return on Risk” or “ROR” (Return per $1 Wagered)

  • Measures profitability per dollar risked.
  • Example: A 5% ROR means you earn $0.05 per $1 wagered.

2️⃣ “Bankroll ROI” (Overall Bankroll Growth)

  • Measures return on total bankroll over a period.
  • Example: A +50% Bankroll ROI means a $10,000 bankroll has grown to $15,000.

For more details on the TSP Portfolio, visit:
➡️ TSP.Live/portfolios

🔽 Below, you’ll find data based on the most recent wager logged in the TSP Performance Log.
📊 Performance tracking: TheSharpPlays.com/tsp-performance-log