Sports Betting Champ - A Personal Experience
February 10th, 2008 by 
Michael Constantinos
I decided to write this post, as my blog is not a sports betting blog, but I’ve been getting so many questions about this from a previous Sports Betting Champ post, I wanted to update you all about Sports Betting Champ and welcome you to please leave a comment or feedback, either positive or negative. I don’t censor.
First of all, since posting this post, I’ve won 16 17 19 too many to count more bets including 2 over the last 2 nights with the LA Clippers and Washington Denver Nuggets and the San Antonio Spurs both making me some easy money, and understandably, I have really got into it. Read about my game-by-game commentary and bet analysis in my sports betting blog that I’ve dedicated to sports betting and Sports Betting Champ. [Feb 12 Update - All future blog posts on this topic will be made on the official, unofficial Sports Betting Champ Blog that has just been launched to blog about and verify all Sports Betting Champ betting activities.] I am not a gambler, but as an entrepreneur, I am always looking for opportunities to generate Multiple Streams of Income. I also happen to like sports and competition in general, so why not? And hey, it’s been really fun and profitable.
So, the answer to the question that a lot of you asked. It kind of went like this. Michael, is this for real?
Yes. The system, Sports Betting Champ works. John Morrison is a nice guy and actually knows what he’s doing. The service is excellent. The bet alerts come in with plenty of time to place a bet (usually at least 10-12 hours prior to the game). It’s really simple to use. You don’t have to be chained to your computer. You don’t need to know anything aobut NBA, MLB or whatever. You don’t need a lot of cash, but a couple of hundred at the very least to get started in a small way. Obviously, the more capital to start with, the higher your potential earnings. You get the alerts for life so enjoy the game and don’t bet the farm on 1 game. Play responsibly and take responsibility for your actions. The opportunity that Sports Betting Champ provides is awesome and it’s all about the alerts. It’s pretty easy to get started and the manuals are short and simple. Like I said, I’m grateful that I’m part of his subscription as I get my alerts continually without any effort.
Consider giving Sports Betting Champ a go and start enjoying being a winner with your sports betting. If you want to start just Paper Trading, you can follow the action as it comes in without requiring any risk until you feel you are ready to jump in. At the end of it, like I always say - Enjoy the game and keep it fun with Sports Betting Champ.
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February 10th, 2008 at 2:14 am
I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Tom Humes
February 18th, 2008 at 7:31 pm
Hi, Michael. I’m interested in the system. Can you let us know if it is a chase system or if there is point buying involved? Anything else you can add would be helpful. Thanks!
Jeremy
February 18th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
Tom, thanks for the compliment.
Jeremy, SportsBettingChamp is not a Chase system although I am not exactly sure what you mean by that (I’m not a big gambler so I am not up to date with different system names) however I do know the system has done extremely well since I’ve been following it as of last year and looking at the stats for the last 3 years shows wins of hundreds compared to a handful of losses. This season so far, his results are actually slightly better than his claims. Read this post - SportsBettingChamp Percentage Wins
Points buying is recommended and I actually am documenting all games and always make a point of specifying the points purchased (pardon the pun). I documented a heap of games on this blog http://sportsbettingchamps.blogspot.com where I specified the points purchased which is recommended as 3 but I am now buying 2-2.5 points, however points is really not what SportsBettingChamp is about. Unfortunately, I can’t specify exactly how the system works because that would be breaching my promise to John Morrison however I can say that specific events are looked for. When they are found, you are alerted. If you can act on them, you will do well. Why? Because they are based on statistics that overwhelmingly prove from track record that these events are worthy of consideration. The events could be based on just 1 bet, or possibly 2, and on rare occasions, a 3rd bet although your thinking needs to be open in understanding what a bet constitutes and 86% of events require only 1 or 2 bets. The system works but I suggest you track the action by paper trading or at least keep your bets small because it’s easy to get carried away after a series of wins and caution is always best. The picks are sent to you so all you have to do is act upon them along with everyone else in the inner circle which I’ve also found comforting knowing that everyone is doing the same thing. Why comforting? Because if this were a scam, there would be so many people hunting John Morrison down, plus it is on Clickbank which is the biggest digital products marketplace on the net and would not let this site to continue if it were not legit plus they give you a 8 weeks full refund if you’re not completely happy. But if you’re going to join, actually give it a go. If after 8 weeks, your account has not increased, get a refund, and I’ll even pop $50 into your paypal account (provided you joined through my link in this post) just to put my money where my mouth is. I look forward to getting your feedback after you make your 1st wins.
March 11th, 2008 at 8:38 pm
Hello Michael,
Just wanted to leave a comment to tell everyone out there that hasn’t got the sportsbettingchamp system to get it. Just have control of yourself and your bets and you will always come out a winner.
March 13th, 2008 at 1:05 am
Hey Michael,
Just wonder after the initial amount of $297 paid for the membership, how much money do you need at least to get started betting, including a safety net. I’m kind of in a debt situation myself.
March 13th, 2008 at 1:57 am
Hey William,
Thanks for the positive comment - I really appreciate it
I’m glad to see you have a “steady consistent growth” attitude
Hey Sasson,
To start with SportsBettingChamp currently is $197 (I just checked) It is going up sometime, supposedly, but as its the 1st year of release to the public, he’s offered it at the lower amount to build his subscribers although I’m sure he’ll be putting up the price sometime in the near future.
Sasson, regarding how much does a person need to get started… Before I answer that, I want to let you know that their are 3 things that can potentially sabotage your best intentions of improving your financial situation; (1) Impatience, (2) Desperation, (3) Alcohol or other mind-altering substances.
OK, to answer you, theoretically you can easily start with as little as $100. It’s all about risk management. I actually discussed this matter in this comment answering another person about sports betting betting
If you were to take $100, you could find that you double that within a couple of weeks, then increase your bets/speculative investments proportionally to your account balance. Double it again within a couple of weeks again and away you. It’s all about consistently growing your account in a steady manner. So, in regards to your debt situation, if you look at this system as another “stream of income” that you allow to grow, you then take advantage of compounded investments bringing bigger returns. If you let it grow then you can build your bank balance. If you are continually going to withdraw for cash-flow purposes in your personal life, then you will not see as significant an impact on your financial circumstances.
March 13th, 2008 at 3:47 pm
Thanks for answer my previous question. I’m definantly a patient person. Another concern I had is that John Morrison refers to signing up with BetUs.com. In terms of withdrawal with that site, how do they send you your winning. Is it by mail? Will the US banks allow me to deposit winnings from an online gambling site?
Thanks,
Sasson
March 13th, 2008 at 10:56 pm
Hey Sasson,
All the Sportsbooks have had to enhance their service including options for depositing and withdrawing, particularly since the current administration started it’s War on Everything including all things evil such as (in their minds) online sports betting and online casinos. You will find several ways to get your cash including debited to your credit card, deposited into your bank account, receiving cheques, transfers into your Neteller account (Neteller.com if you don’t have one already) or even your PayPal account.
I can’t speak for US issues as I’m an Aussie living in Australia, however I can say that most of the customers of SportsBettingChamp are Americans.
Finally, due to overwhelming requests, I have now launched a new site that will be reviewing over 100 Sportsbooks in the coming weeks. All listings are from personal experience and come with my full recommendations. You can check it out here - Sportsbooks2008.com
It’s a good decision to have multiple sportsbooks going which improves your options including getting best spreads, plus additional bonuses and exclusive promos. For example, Linesmaker which I have just reviewed gives $10-$20 “risk free” bets every week as part of their loyalty program.
April 11th, 2008 at 10:31 pm
I sincerely hope someone can help me. I purchased John’s betting system a few days
back.
I have a total of $1400.00 in my BetUS account. I am so confused about how to
use the betting system as well as the odds for the MLB games, etc.
1. Where do I click within BetUS before placing a bet for the MLB system? What
option do I select for bet type?
2. If I have $1400.00 what should be my profit goal?
3. What if John has more than one set of teams in an email on any given day?
4. Is there a clear bet schedule that I can follow for bets A, B & C depending
on the profit I would like? In other words, would the same bets work every time
or do the odds at the bookmaker change and/or make a difference.
I really hope someone can help me. Please help me as I will be so grateful!
Brent
April 12th, 2008 at 6:33 pm
Hi Brent,
Congratulations on joining SportsBettingChamp. It’s a great service with a great record.
Before I answer your questions, do 4 things; (1) Read the guides again - everyone was once a newbie, so chill, and read it again, (2)Get to know your Sportsbook better, in this case; BetUS - revisit the site and click around, (3) Visit ESPN or Yahoo Sports and take a look around the MLB section for now as baseball season has just started with the 1st win to the roaring Detroit Tigers on Friday night over the Chicago White Sox. Check out the NBA section as well cause it will be start of season again before we blink.
(4) You’ve just started and if anyone ever makes a mistake, it’s when they start so if you do anything, do this; Bet small for the 1st month.
OK, now for the answers to your questions…
(1)
(a) If you’re not in the “Sportsbook” tab, click on Sportsbook.
(b) Click on “Straight Bets”.
(c) If the team is the underdog (+1.5), bet on the “run line”. If it is the favorite (-1.5) bet on the “money line”. Bet in the Listed Pitchers box to avoid negative issues arising from injuries. Study this page from the guide;
(2) If you have $1,400 in the account, aim to double it within 90 days.
(3)Play them all. The good bets come when they come.
(4) The odds are going to change the net earnings, but a simple system to follow could be $10 on the A, $50 on the B, $150 on the C. On this basis, the total potential bet is $210 but you may only be risking $10 or $50 depending if the team wins on the A or B. However, as stated above, always start small as the Bs and Cs can come in when least expected and if you have numerous games in play, you want to ensure you have adequate funding to finalize all bets if required right to C bets. Believe me; you don’t want to get caught out 2 or 3 C bets floating around unless you got the funds to handle the action.
Start small and Enjoy the Game.
April 12th, 2008 at 8:33 pm
Michael,
Thanks for the detailed answers to my questions on your website! I really
appreciate it.
Just one or two other things and I think I am good to go.
1) Someone told me that they only bet on C bets as they are very low risk/high
reward. I know you could lose out on many winning bets by following that advice,
but the question is if I ever miss a bet/email, would it not be wise to jump in
and start betting with a B or C pick?
2) The $1000 available is cash balance and $400 is the free play money from the
bonus. When do I check the ‘use free play’ portion when betting? Or perhaps it
does not matter?
3) Just to sum it all up with betting techniques, there doesn’t really seem to
be any set in stone rules here. Basically, as long as your B & C bets are set to
regain the previous loss, then you should be ok. My immediate reaction when I
got the system was that you could not possibly come out ahead at the end of the
season, but maybe I wasn’t seeing the big picture? It is possible to sustain a
few losses and still not lose all the profit you’ve gained?
4) The selection under sportsbook on BetUS.com is “Buy Points/Pick Pitchers” for
NBA and “Straight Bet” for the MLB. Is that correct? I ask because the MLB pdf
guide does not specify what selection.
Thank you again for your help and after I hear back from you I will be ready to
place my first bet! I been looking at your website and it is very informative.
Keep up the good work! Thanks Michael.
All the best,
Brent
April 12th, 2008 at 10:56 pm
Hi Brent,
(1) Yes, you’re missing out on most of the bets if you just bet Cs and you’re recovering your losses on the As & Bs anyway, plus a lot more as your bets are higher. If you miss an alert/email, only continue if the team lost the preceding game.
(2) Play the Bonus money 1st. Your winnings from the Bonus money will then be transferred into your Real Money balance.
(3)If you look back at the NBA season as an example, only 1 bet (A,B & C) was conceded. All 79 other bets were won on either an A, B or C. Your B & C bets make a lot more in winnings too and should not just recover the preceding bet, but also its potential winnings, plus winnings from the bet itself which is why $10, $50, $150 is a good system. As you said, the bigger bets have higher probability of winning so you will find that over a course of a season your winnings will be mixed up of amounts resulting from all 3 types of bets therefore its always going to be a lot higher than just a small amount of losses over the season. Check out this old post Sports Betting Champ Betting
(4) In BetUS, use “Straight Bets”
April 13th, 2008 at 11:01 am
Hello Michael. I’ve recently joined SportsBettingChamp. I’m starting with $700. What percentage of my bank should I risk for my A , B, and C bets?
If I risk 5% of my bank which is $35 and I win the bet by making $14. Would my next bet be to risk $35.70 since my bank would now be $714? Thanks.
April 13th, 2008 at 6:09 pm
Hi Sheila,
5% is a nice number. A person can always recover from a 5% fall. And Yes, bets/speculative investments increase as your bank increases.
Only problem with starting at $35 on an A is what if it doesn’t come thru? Then, to continue, you’re up for around $100 on your B, and if that doesn’t come thru, around another $400 so you’ve suddenly put $535. That’s all fine on 97%+ probabilities (and you’re making bigger earnings on the Bs & Cs) which is genuinely what the system is pulling… but what if your particular scenario falls in the 3% bracket - then your account is decimated to $165.
A better solution is this;
Put aside 20% of your account potentially for the bet (A, B, C) which is $150 - From that $150, you then reverse-engineer what your A, B & C will be. So it may end up like this;
A $7, B $33, C $110
This way you have control, you’ll grow gradually, and you’re prepared for the horrendous ever-present certainty of a 3% coming in. Everything is great when you’re winning but its those that handle the losses well that are the true professionals and the ones that will succeed in the longterm.
Don’t get too hung up on the exact percentage. As long as your account is moving in the right direction (UP) you’re doing OK
April 14th, 2008 at 4:07 am
Thanks Michael. Just to clarify, is my $7 A bet what I’m risking or is it what I’m staking to win? Also is it better to raise my stakes after each win bet? In other words to compound?
What kind of money could I make over a year starting with $700 using the SportsBettingChamp putting aside 20% of the bank for each bet? Thanks again.
April 14th, 2008 at 5:07 am
Hi Sheila,
Good question. It’s easy to mess this up which is what the sportsbooks want you to do.. lose control. Personally, I always focus on the risk amounts as this is controllable and your winnings are variable depending on the odds. It is much easier to stick to your plan as if you were to base it on $7 winnings, that could amount to say, $17.50 if it was on -250 odds.
I’d need to do some calculations on this but their is a good answer on a blog post referred to in a comment above. Looking at the last 4 seasons to date there have been 508 wins and only 15 losses. Last MLB season, there were 67 wins and 3 losses. So, we have around 70 wins to go in this season plus say another 40 NBA games before end-of-year once the NBA season starts up again, so say 110 wins with ? losses by New Years. Lets hope for a great year with continuing minimal losses and big winnings.
April 15th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
Here are the results from the last NBA season that I thought everyone would want to go over. Obviously, if you added the last MLB season, earnings are even more attractive.
Betting $100 As, $500 Bs & $1,500 Cs at -170 lines (based on 3 point purchases)…
Out of 79 Wins and 1 Loss last season;
24 A bet wins at $60 profit each = $1,440
44 B bet wins at $300 profit each = $13,200 (less 44 x $100 As = $4,400) = $8,800
11 C bet wins at $900 profit each = $9,900 (less 11 x $600 As & Bs = $6,600) = $3,300
So, that’s a NBA season profit of $1,440 + $8,800 + $3,300 = $13,540
Less the 1 out-right loss of $100 A + $500 B + $1,500 C = $2,100
So, $13,540 - $2,100 = $11,440 Profit from just the NBA season. Obviously, this amount would be less or more depending on your budget. For example, if you had a large bank to handle $1,000, $5,000, $15,000 A,B,C bets, than your profit would be $114,400 in 1 NBA season.
Whatever level you start at, the good news is that you can rise to higher levels which will generate high earnings.
April 18th, 2008 at 10:05 am
Is it just coincidence that there are so many more B wins than A wins? Because if it is not, you could have won more by not doing the A bets and increasing the B bets by a 100 dollar, that would be 1200 extra.
April 18th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
Michael,
I’m confused again! Today was my first day betting. I followed your advice and started my A bet with a $7.80 wager. It says that I would win $3 if the team selected wins. The odds on this game are -260. Why would I only be winning $3? Please help me to understand the math here. I take $7.80 X 2.6% and get a total win of $20.28.
April 18th, 2008 at 4:58 pm
Hi Stefan, I get asked this a lot, however you’re still missing the winnings from the As that do come good and your Bs cover the As if they don’t. Also if the A wins, their is no B bet.
Hi Brent, It’s $7.80 divided by 2.6 = $3. The line is -260 because they are big favorites to win. The higher the probability of winning, the higher the line is and the lower the payout is relative to your bet. The lower the probability of winning, the lower the line. Having said that though, sportsbooks will adjust their lines depending on the bets their taking. I jumped it immediately after getting the email alert and got -240 which means my payout/winnings will be higher than yours so. Obviously the sportsbook got a rush of bets for the same team and decided to lift the odds. This is something to keep in mind as not only will the payout be different depending on the line, but if you’re playing on the spread with Underdogs and the spread changes, it can make the difference between winning and losing. For example, their might be an NBA team on +3.5 which means you’ll win even if the team loses by 3 points. However, if you bet late and the spread has changed to +2.5 then you’ll lose if the team loses by 3 however everyone that got in early and got the better spread will win. Spreads can go up as well but in my experience, it’s best to get in early.
I hope this helps you both. Enjoy the game tonight.
April 18th, 2008 at 5:23 pm
Thanks for that info. Having found this out, the question is what does John base a win on? Is he basing the win on the assumption you got in early prior to the odds changing or that the team actually won, points aside?
April 18th, 2008 at 5:31 pm
One more thing, Michael. Do the sportsbooks ever cap the betting limit on these picks from John. If they do, that could wipe one’s bankroll out if they can’t recover from an A/B bet with their C wager. Just curious.
April 18th, 2008 at 6:22 pm
I accually ment 1200 dollar extra in total.Bs at 600 and Cs at 150044 B bets won 360 each = 1584011 C bets won 900 each = 9900 (less 11×600 Bs = 6600) = 3300thats 191401 loss, so 19140-2100= 17040It’s even more than 1200, since you dont lose the 100 at the B bets and win an extra 60, so thats an extra 100×44 + 60×44 = 7040.
Or am i doing someting wrong? I hope I’m not
April 18th, 2008 at 6:26 pm
sorry, i didnt count the A bets you’d get if you DID bet on them, so thats 7040-1440=5600 extra
April 18th, 2008 at 7:50 pm
Brent, Don’t panic about points. Their more relevant for the NBA and as I said, they can go the other way in your favor. From my experience over the last few months, even if points changed, the bet was still won which is testament of this anomaly/system, but yes, get in as early as you can and yes, the win is based on the generally available lines available which all subscribers have access to so if you get in at the last minute with not-as-good odds and the game is super-close, you may not win. In betting, it sometimes does not matter whether the team actually wins the game (particularly in NBA where a team can lose by say, 15 points and still win the bet - perhaps go back to the guide - it took me a while to understand - we were all newbies once). Regarding amount of bets, different sportsbooks have different rules and you should be aware of these however with John’s primary sportsbook, BetUS, I think they have a $5,000 limit per bet placed. The other thing you can do is use more than one sportsbook so this would make your betting unlimited. It’s for this reason and also to benefit shopping around for best lines, that I have created http://www.sportsbooks2020.com which I am adding over 100 sportsbooks to, that I have personally used or that has a very good reputation…. plus you get 1st-deposit bonuses at these which will further increase your balance.
Stefan, an extra $60 win on the B x 44 = 2,640
22 A wins of $60 each = $1,320
If you forgo the As, on this past example, yeah, you would have come out around $1,000 better, however what if the As come in a lot more this season?
I guess at the end of the day, you can tweak the money management to your own preference but 1 things certain, and that’s the system works… the anomaly is real… you will be a consistent winner by following John’s picks which are solidly based on years of statistical data that unearthed this anomaly in the 1st place.
April 22nd, 2008 at 1:04 am
Michael,
On March 13th, you suggested to Sasson that he could double his bankroll within a couple of weeks and then repeat, doubling again within subsequent two-week interval(s) … and actually also “take advantage of compounded investments bringing (even) bigger returns.â€
However, two days earlier (March 11, 2008) at one of your other SportsBettingChamp blog sites …
http://sportsbettingchamps.blogspot.com/2008/03/71-nba-winning-picks-for.html
… you also indicated that “this is obviously not a Get-Rich-Quick scheme so slow and steady always wins …â€
and you also indicated …
“… if you started too high in the A bet, you may find yourself either needing to additionally fund your account to make the play or you “chicken out” because the bets have suddenly got bigger than what you’re used to and you lose your money only because you didn’t see the series to its completion.â€
Now the regular system-playable NBA season is perhaps what? . . . perhaps approximately 25 weeks long? (I’m not exactly sure but am thinking that is close. I only recently joined Sports Betting Champ at the start of this current MLB season), and the number of wins for this recent 25-week season from Sports Betting Champ is 79 (with only 1 loss) … which translates into approximately 6 wins per every two-week interval.
Further, you provided what I agree to be good advisement when you suggested that “… if you’re playing $10 A bets (for example), you really are basing it on a $150 potential bet so you should have at least $750 in your account to buffer yourself.†(Since one can be “involved in 2, 3 or 4 series that go to Bs and/or Csâ€) As such, “A†bets are implied by you to be approximately 1.333% of one’s total bankroll . . .
[($10) X (100%)] divided by ($750) = 1.333%
However, such good-sense money management certainly seems to preclude any possibility of doubling one’s bankroll over the course of approximately 6 wagers per a two-week interval when performing “A†wagers using 1.333% of one’s total bankroll … even when taking compounding into consideration gradually bringing in bigger returns. After all … even if one who is placing $10 “A†bets succeeds in successfully completing an A-B-C series of bets, she or he is still going to come out $10 ahead in profit for the series … after making up all the successive progressive wager losses necessary to complete the series. As such, one would end up making $60 dollars profit if one successfully completed the average 6 wagers for that particular, given two-week period. $60 translates into an 8% increase in bankroll (still good) for the two-week period … not a doubling of the bankroll.
At least that’s my perspective.
Other than that, THANX !!! … for your many insightful posts that have been very informative and helpful.
Dean
April 22nd, 2008 at 3:01 am
Hi Dean,
Thanks for the comment. You’re absolutely right of course. It would take an aggressive staking strategy to double your account within a very short period however it is possible although I don’t recommend it as it technically passes the line between a disciplined money-making system to gambling. I try to help everyone that asks my help and looking back at the comment, I can see my reasons for being a bit more casual about the subject which hopefully inspires a person that they can achieve, as trying is better than doing nothing, and I did specifically outline that patience is very important, however I totally respect your perspective and thank you again for pointing this out because the last thing I want to do is give a person the wrong opinion. Quite frankly, I got into SBC by accident and I’ve been trying to focus on other products but the popularity and positive feedback of the system has kept me involved (watch out for the forum).
I am pleased to hear that you’re going well with the system and that’s one of the really nice things about this is that all the subscribers have been all going exactly the same because we all make the same plays.
The MLB has been going great with 4 games up already - I still can hardly believe the Pittsburgh game especially considering their dismal prior performance but just goes to show that statistics are statistics.
Listen to this guy folks, stay disciplined with the system. Allow the accountant in you to take control and keep the emotional-you out
May 7th, 2008 at 11:16 pm
Hey everybody. I hope all is going well. Got a question here. The money/betting system is really stumping me. I have $1400 to work with and John told me I could make $100 per game series with this? It just doesn’t make sense to me at all.
The other night an A bet was placed and I bet to win $100. That game was a loss and with the odds of -200 for the B bet today, I would have had to risk half my bankroll to recover last night’s loss and still make $100 profit. I chickened out and only bet to win $50 and am cutting my losses from the night before. I just don’t see how John can say I can make $100 per series because if the B bet would have failed tonight (which it didn’t) I wouldn’t have had enough to place a C bet!
Michael, you have spoke of focuses on the risk amount versus the to-win amount. I don’t see how that is logical, because you don’t know what to odds for the games will be, so how do you know that what you are willing to risk will cover your losses and profit? I sure wish this was easier. If anybody can help a person that knows NOTHING about math, I am open to suggestions.
May 13th, 2008 at 6:00 am
Hi Brent, I am really sorry it’s taken me this long to respond however, I do have a reason. You see, although answering your response would take a blog post in itself, I can say that a possible solution is a system that was just launched today - http://www.bettingsystemmaximizer.com
It was actually developed by Craig Portner, a fellow subscriber of Sports Betting Champ who found the need for a money management tool that could help with this particular style of sports betting.
With the capital you have available, $100 could certainly be possible, but I would need to answer this more fully than allowable here. However, I would personally be aiming for somewhere between $25 and $50. But without going further, I want to finish on the facts that very small gains of say 2% of your account actually represents an incredible comparable annual growth rate. Think of 2% multiplied by an average of 3 events per week = 6% increase on your account in a week. Over a year, that’s 312%. Even without compounding, and after allowing for predictable losses, it still represents fantastic growth and return on your investment. This is really the way to look at this system. Starting on $25 as the goal, you can always increase this goal throughout the series - if it goes to a C Bet, the probability of winning is at its highest. This is another little thing you can do with Betting System Maximizer. I’ve played around with it and its quite basic, but Craig is promising free updates and I’ve already given him a heap of ideas of what I want to personally see in a system to help with the exact thing you’re having issues with. I think that once the money management is mastered, the chances of success are significantly increased. Without it, it’s like driving without a license - hence so many people failing or quitting.. not because of the system, but rather the money management.
Think long-term, keep the win goal to around 2% of your bank. Eventually, the win goals will be at the amounts you are wanting, and even higher - imagine 3 years from now on this basis, how big your bank could be… For the math win/risk & 3 bet series calculations, use a specially designed calculator like Craig’s system
October 13th, 2008 at 4:23 pm
Hi there.
I am from Ireland and have seen this system. I am aware that betting is on nba mbl both american sports that i have no idea of. However john says that no one needs past experince.
Anyway what i was wondering is this the same a Sport Arbitrage, where you bet on all 3 possible outcome to gurantee risk free profit?
I haven’t yet subscribe to the Sports Betting Champ but am seriously considering it.
Thanks for your time,
Kieran
October 13th, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Hi Kieran,
No, it is not sports arbitrage. The season is just about to start up again with the NBA season so now is actually a good time.
Good luck and have fun.
October 13th, 2008 at 4:52 pm
Thanks for your reply.
I think i will purchases teh system in the next few weeks.
Before i begin is there any tips as a regular user of the system you could give me.
Thanks again