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By Allen Moody, About.com Guide to Sports Gambling since 2007

The 360-0 Sports Betting System!

Saturday March 1, 2008
As you may have guessed, I'm not being entirely serious with that headline, but in this article there is actually a sports betting "system" that I could honestly claim has gone 360-0.

The idea for the article came when I was cleaning out the spam in the forum, and happened to see an ad for somebody selling a 42-1 sports betting system for the bargain price of $179. (If you want to save $179 but still learn what the system is, read the article. It will tell you.)

Naturally, there is a moral to this story, which is beware of system sellers. To find out why, read Buying Sports Gambling Systems in the Experienced Bettors Only section of the site.

Comments

February 4, 2009 at 3:07 pm
(1) Henry says:

Moody,

Ya most systems are crap and these systems should not be purchased. What matters is the picks for the system. Martingale is dangerous but If you cap the number of games and play it safe it can show profit. The key is to protect your bankroll. I was always against martingale style betting but then I saw a controlled progression system with underdogs at http://www.mrmartingale.com and decided to try it with $25/unit bets with a bankroll of about $2000. I have been following it for the last six months…and yes it did fail once but the way he picks underdog games, he doubles the bankroll with in 4 to 5 weeks with average profit of 20 units each week. The only time you lose is when you lose six in a row, and when this happens they advice you to start over instead of going to the 7th progression because the rate of doubling the bankroll is much higher just by repeating the procedure. You just have to be lucky not to lose that 6 in a row on your first month! The key to that system is underdog odds and the way the units are set in the table. You can read it at the mrmartingale.com website for free. He charges only for the picks, but you can use your own picks.

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