Buying Sports Gambling Systems

Buying Sports Gambling Systems

How much would you be willing to pay for a sports gambling system that had a record of 42-1? $100? $200? $500?

Hopefully you answered "nothing," because that's essentially what these systems are worth.

Anytime a sports gambler sees an unrealistic winning percentage claim they should be skeptical, especially when purchasing sports betting systems. If a person owns a betting system that picks winners at a 97.7 percent winning ratio, they sure don't need your money. They could simply make their wagers from whatever island they own and not have to worry about anything other than how to spend their money. Why deal with trivial things, such as advertising, the time of putting up a website, or dealing with customers?

The Premise Behind Sports Gambling Systems

The one common factor in all these sports gambling systems is that they employ some sort of "double-up" factor and treat each sequence as a win or loss. For example, say the Milwaukee Bucks fall into the system requirements. You make a wager on the Bucks and they lose. You bet Milwaukee again the next game, but double-up your wager, so that if they win, you've made enough to cover the previous loss, plus show a profit. If Milwaukee loses the second time you bet them, simply bet on them a third time, while wagering enough to cover your previous two losses, plus show a profit. If Milwaukee loses the third time you bet on them? Simply bet them again while doubling up your wager for a fourth time. You could lose seven straight bets on the Bucks, but if you win the eighth, the system sellers will consider that 1-0 for the system, even though you were actually 1-7 on your bets.

One problem bettors will encounter when using a Martingale, or double-up type of betting method, is that eventually they wager more than the sportsbook limit on a particular game or total. Try asking any sportsbook if they will accept a $5,500 wager on the total in a game played between Eastern Washington University and Montana, and get ready for the laughter to begin.

The Current System Flavor of the Day

If you've seen systems advertised for sale lately, one of the more popular ones is a combination baseball/basketball package that claims an outrageous winning percentage.

The baseball portion of the system is nearly identical to the Baseball Long-Term Revenge System I posted several months ago in the article Baseball Revenge Systems.There are several key differences, however, in that the system sellers ask you to always buy the +1.5 runs if the team you are wagering on is the underdog and to bet them on the money line as the favorite. As I mentioned in the original article, some bettors add stipulations, such as buying the 1.5 runs or doubling up after a loss in order to show a profit, which is what the system sellers require.

I will post the basketball portion of the system in the Sports Gambling Forum under the Handicapping section, if anyone is really interested in seeing what that is.

The 360-0 System Absolutely Free!

(Yes, I'm being factious, although I can just imagine seeing this "system" for sale in the near future.)

If you are going to be doubling-up on your wagers, why settle for a meager 42-1 or 57-0 when you can go 360-0?

My 360-0 system is easy to use and works for the NBA, NHL, and Major League Baseball. (The NFL is excluded because there are just 16 games.)

There are 30 teams in each of the three leagues the 360-0 system uses and each team will have four desired outcomes - a win, a loss, an over, and under. Once the team gives the desired outcome, you simply cross the outcome off the team's list and move on.

What you are looking for is a team to have two consecutive outcomes (wins or losses, overs or unders) and then bet the other way, while doubling-up your wager on losses and continue betting until you have a profit. For example, say the Dodgers lose two games in a row. You start betting them after the two losses and continue to increase your wagers until you show a profit. Then simply cross the Dodgers "win" outcome off your list and move on.

If the Dodgers play two consecutive games under the total, simply start betting them to go over the total in the third game and continue to play the Dodgers over until you show a profit and then cross the Dodgers "over" off your outcome list.

It's so simple anyone can do it!

Summary

Now that you've seen how easy it is to create a "winning" system, hopefully you'll know the best thing to do when seeing a 42-1 system offered for sale is to run the other way. Or better yet, offer to sell them your 360-0 system for the same price.

Source: http://sportsgambling.about.com/od/experiencedbettorsonly/a/buyingsystems.htm

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