Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Does Sports Betting Actually Work?

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Sports Betting DOES actually work but you have to know how to find the best bets. This is something that most sports bettors will NEVER know.
Sports Betting Secret #4: Bet Only the Games Where You Have The Biggest Advantage.
One of the biggest mistakes that I have seen guys make is that they bet the board. They obsessively bet every single NFL (and every other sport) game every Sunday just because they like the action. If you are doing this, please raise your dominant hand and pimp slap yourself crisply across the face.
The more games you bet the lower your chances of winning are. You will not be able to have an advantage in every game and the more games you bet, the closer your winning percentage will be to 50%. And of course, you need to win at least 52% to break even.
You will need to focus only on the games in which you know you have a significant advantage. This is the way the pros do it. They do not take the sucker bets or the games they don't know anything about.
Also, it really is very easy to bet on the games in which you have a big advantage. This is precisely why I recommend using the the sports betting system that I do. It tells you to only take very specific types of bets, the bets that have been statistically proven to win over a very long period of time.
I recommend this system because there is very little risk in taking those bets. You do not even have to think, you just have to follow the directions and make only the bets that the system tells you to make. It is so simple that I cannot believe more people don't do it.


That said, many people do successfully implement their own handicapping system. This means that they come up with their own system of finding the best games to bet on. But their goal is the same as the other system: find ONLY the games in which you have the biggest advantage, and bet ONLY on those games.
I recommend the system that I do rather than developing your own system because it has worked better than anything else I have tried and it is very easy to use. No experience, thinking, or hard work required.
It really is that simple.

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