Nobody needs to read a detailed boring book to figure out what is written here. This is not Medical School or prep work for you Law Review. But if you don't bet correctly, you may have to go back to Grad School to become a doctor or lawyer to "pay the man."
I am going to make a MUST READ CHECKLIST for YOU to review. Something short and to the point. There is nothing hidden here. Just a few paragraphs for you to review your betting habits. Let's see if you"re a PRO or a JOE.
1) There's a HUGE difference in "sports betting" and "sports investing".
Many players guess and throw a $100 bill into the wind; hoping. Few look at the over-all picture and see that investing on football picks is a process that goes week to week. Like many songs, they become a "one hit wonder". I’ve seen customers win over and over, then move on and never get another “hit”.
2) Money Management.
Now that the $100 bill is on your favorite team, it will lose about 60% of the time. Now is NOT the time to continue to guess and chase to get even. But most do. Do you?? Probably as it's an ego thing for many. I know that Confucius didn’t handicap sports but he would have said this:
‘To Guess is Cheap.
To Guess Wrong is Very Expensive’.
3) Sports Bettors definition centers on "Pros vs Joe's".
The "Joe" is a recreational average unsophisticated person that basically guesses at picking a winner. They bet hunches, their favorite team, picks thru media manipulation and the famous "system" play. He typically becomes a professional handicapper around his third Budweiser.
The "Pro" is data driven. He wants to study point spreads and current line changes. He analyzes why the lines change. He uses team data, statistics, win-loss percentages, player injuries and he "follows the money". He takes the guesswork out of the equations. More importantly, if he’s running bad, he’ll let a Vegas Handicapping Professional pinch hit for him.
4) The View from the Oddsmakers. What they see.
They already know what you watched on TV the prior week and will adjust their point spreads accordingly so they already have you. They know what the sports radio and TV hosts are discussing. They move the lines based on those games and ESPN sportscenter.. We used to call it the "Sports Illustrated" affect. The Las Vegas Oddsmakers know the public will not bet favorites and will over value those lines. They also know the players will most likely stay away from betting underdogs.
5) The Professional Sports Handicapper
He knows this is NOT a luck-based business. He knows that sports investing is a profitable business of which he takes serious. He understands that math is an ingredient in his analysis of the betting number. He will never have you on a progressive betting system chasing. His biggest strength is "money management." He will shop and have you shop for the best numbers.
6) What a great Sports Service will Not do.
A. Our service will Not tell you a game is a lock!!!
B. We will Not double up to catch up.
C. We will Not bet parlays or teasers
D. We will Not hit 75% winners or tell you we do. We might have a run winning 70% but that is Not a "forever percentage".
7) Professional Handicapper vs TV Football pregame panel.
A. The TV hosts can name the players on the team. They know all the coaches. They know how to talk about schemes and passing routes. They know absolutely zero about sports gambling...or winning...or the negative impact they have on the viewers. They rarely have sources to follow the money.
B. The Professional Football Handicapper knows about the "Vegas Line". He knows the average person will win 40% of the time and tracks polls of gamblers, parlay tickets, counter bets at sportsbooks. He is concerned if an injury will impact the betting line or if it is used by the media for manipulation purposes. The pro is in it to win!! His entire life is his investment in his craft. The TV guys have a salary, sharp suits and plenty of bling.
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