Since I'm running short on time, I'll try to keep this rant to a minimum. I'm the guy that's had the system for 5 5 years. You're intelligence is whats in question. The system is real. To0 much of my time and energy spentfinding out what went into the system over the last 11 years. RegardsJeff Smith
dont waste your time jeff on someone that dont believe...out of 100 players I'm sure some feel like him.Factor is we use it!!
we came in 3rd in the hilton $39k plus
I beat Ken (eog contest) for $10k
and won over $17k in bets
all by using the 99 system
its ok...he dont like money.. the time will come for some to get on the mail list..sorry to say he will not be one
best to you my friend and let's do it again this year...we were only 1.5 points out of 1st and $200k
Ace
Ace
Do sports betting systems work?
http://www.bettingresource.com/articles.html
Sports betting systems refers to a set of events that when combined for a particular game for a particular sport represents a profitable betting scenario. Since sports betting involves humans, there is no deterministic edge to the house or the gambler. Systems supposedly allow the gambler to have an edge.
Sportsbooks use systems in their analysis to set more accurate odds. Therefore the novice gambler may believe that using a system will always work, it is the general consensus that at some point (usually very quickly), the oddsmakers will have adjusted for the system to make it no longer profitable. Very short-lived systems are called trends. Any single event that estimates a selection to have a higher likelihood of winning is called an angle as they are meant to be used in conjunction with other angles and trends to produce systems. Often scammers will use a short-lived hot streak or profitable results from a small sample sizes to promote the systems. If you blindly bet games based on these systems, you will eventually lose your bankroll.
Systems can be deceiving. Any sample space can be constrained enough with meaningless criteria to create the illusion of a profitable betting system. For example, a coin can be flipped with heads being home teams and tails being road teams. Heads and tails each have a 50% probability of landing but if the amount of flips is limited to a small number, it is conceivable to create the illusion of predicting heads will come up 75% of the time. That, in conjunction with the fact that sportsbooks quickly adjust their odds according to the systems makes it impossible to follow systems indefinitely.
If you're reading this article, chances are you're one of those players that is looking for more than just luck. You want to know if there's a betting system to make you win money at sports betting, poker and casino games. In another article, we mentioned that there are only 4 games in which you can have positive expected value (EV), and none of those games involve a betting system. In short, the answer is that no betting system whatsoever can make you a long time winner. Any books or websites promoting betting systems are merely scams.
http://www.bettingresource.com/articles.html
Sports betting systems refers to a set of events that when combined for a particular game for a particular sport represents a profitable betting scenario. Since sports betting involves humans, there is no deterministic edge to the house or the gambler. Systems supposedly allow the gambler to have an edge.
Sportsbooks use systems in their analysis to set more accurate odds. Therefore the novice gambler may believe that using a system will always work, it is the general consensus that at some point (usually very quickly), the oddsmakers will have adjusted for the system to make it no longer profitable. Very short-lived systems are called trends. Any single event that estimates a selection to have a higher likelihood of winning is called an angle as they are meant to be used in conjunction with other angles and trends to produce systems. Often scammers will use a short-lived hot streak or profitable results from a small sample sizes to promote the systems. If you blindly bet games based on these systems, you will eventually lose your bankroll.
Systems can be deceiving. Any sample space can be constrained enough with meaningless criteria to create the illusion of a profitable betting system. For example, a coin can be flipped with heads being home teams and tails being road teams. Heads and tails each have a 50% probability of landing but if the amount of flips is limited to a small number, it is conceivable to create the illusion of predicting heads will come up 75% of the time. That, in conjunction with the fact that sportsbooks quickly adjust their odds according to the systems makes it impossible to follow systems indefinitely.
If you're reading this article, chances are you're one of those players that is looking for more than just luck. You want to know if there's a betting system to make you win money at sports betting, poker and casino games. In another article, we mentioned that there are only 4 games in which you can have positive expected value (EV), and none of those games involve a betting system. In short, the answer is that no betting system whatsoever can make you a long time winner. Any books or websites promoting betting systems are merely scams.
Any books or websites promoting betting systems are merely scams. ...
the fact is I'm only using it as a "tool"...myline is also a "tool" and its a big part of my capping....any tool that break down all parts of the game...I want to use...I have not won 13 out of 16 years..just base on luck
but
I'm glad you share your point of view
thanks
Ace
the fact is I'm only using it as a "tool"...myline is also a "tool" and its a big part of my capping....any tool that break down all parts of the game...I want to use...I have not won 13 out of 16 years..just base on luck
but
I'm glad you share your point of view
thanks
Ace
I am not saying you are a bad capper or a lucky capper. You are a good capper based on the picks we have seen.
But that story you posted about the system in the opening of this thread is complete bullshit....it is a scam if you are going to use that story to sell your picks. It is ok to sell picks but come up with something rather than a story like that. You will only attract clueless novice bettors as clients with such bullshit story....but again maybe that is what you want.
Hi Fred,
you say , "to hell with sharing".
your in the wrong house to be talking like that. Ace is 100% about sharing. Always has been. When you give , you will recieve 10 times more. what good does it do to keep everything to yourself? I think that you will have a change of heart before winter gets here. stick around and watch.
