The Kids From M.I.T. Beat Blackjack, This Kid From Cornell Is Going To Beat Sports Betting.

Bryce keep up the good work
You do not have to prove anything to anybody esp on this forum
except to yourself.
If you have come upon a formula (system) that you are experimenting on and have found success by all means share.
This is really what these kind of forums are all about. Sure its about picking plays as well, but if a capper most of the time picks below the 50% mark anyway.
What is the point of a forum where you post your plays...
In my opinion a forum is more valuable as such information as this.
Seeing a certain insight, or getting introduced to another system another way of capping that gives it another perspective.
And all you morons out there, if you do not like what you read
THEN JUST STAY OUT OF THE FORUM
Let the man post freely without you DOUCHEBAGS saying this and that...
LOSERS
This is what a forum community is all about
A bunch of cappers getting together and sharing tips and strategies and different systems that you may not have heard of...
i mean lets face it one capper could be hot one day on picks, and cold the very next day.
i have been capping way too long, and i have noticed that at times it can be very unpredictable capping winners wise...
BUT LIKE ALL THE VETERANS HERE SAID
DISCIPLINE
MONEY MANAGEMENT
ANGLES (GREAT SPOTS FOR TEAMS)

This system is so affective because the book knows that generally speaking the public bettors love playing overs. I won’t lie

 

An affective start for a new Covers Saviour 

VegasFlyer, I think what you missed in the explanation is the increasing of the flat bet to always keep it at 4% of bankroll. So, while you start out betting $50, by year two, you would have to increase the flat bet to 4% of whatever your new bankroll is. So, theoretically, your profit will be higher b/c each year you will increase the flat bet. In your example you stayed at $50 for every bet over the 5 years.

Hope that helps.

Bryce, like the work you put in, be it copyright or your own- thats pretty god for a free post. Quick note- stats over footballs history shows MOST games go under- in the beginning of the season, the defense is fresh and the offense is not in sync throwing the ball-which leads most teams to run (again, rb's are fresh) so the scoring is low.

Like your Thursday pick- Brett wasnt in training camp leaving him and the receivers timing off- hell Brees missed a few himself.

Stat Fox has a lot of info and %....  

It's called Sports Gambling NOT sports investing... just like a trashman is NOT an enviornmental engineer.

Heck... I was an Insurance Adjuster... just a fancy title for a repo man.

Place yer bets folks and have some fun... but if you are a piss poor gambler then quit.

It is what it is no matter what the heck you wanna call it. A pig with a diamond necklace on is still a pig.

Lift up your skirt pick up your balls and lets make some $$$$$.

Forget anout the critics.

 

 

Gamble, Gamble

hey bryce-

Love the post and nailed the under with ya! Nice Pick!

Bro- this is a tough, tough place to do this and only the very strong survive. Have a thick skin and GL.

Look, I think you are trying to become a tout and that may or may not be the case. That said, if you are going to place picks for public consumption and this thread is going to be as  big as it looks in all fairness I think all picks should be in here and your record should be posted with each pick.

Your first pick on the under was dead on. The game played out just like predicted with two great O's looking kind of lost. That said the Minny first Q play was a bust and if you have college football plays, why not put them here?

GL Bro- I will be tailing for fun, always looking for a new idea.

Crash

Thought it sounded familiar.  Good spot.

Dude go to Pregame.com, they are assholes there like here.  Plus way better cappers

Pregame.com, they aren't assholes there like here.  Plus way better cappers

Only been betting on sports for about a year and this just seems ridiculous.  First of all his numbers are based on profiting from 40 games over the course of the year.  Certainly not based on 55% of 730 games.  The other issue I have is with is this $1000 bankroll. If you are betting 4% of your bankroll then wouldn't your bet amount vary day by day based on winning and losing.  You're basically just flat betting $40 a game for 730 games.  Not to mention $1000 doesn't even guarantee you'll get to bet the entire season to reach your 55%.  Thats only 25 bets when you break it down and if you start the year going 0-25 (unlikely but possible) then I guess you're pretty much out $1000 unless you put more money into your bankroll. 

Seems to me there is only one way to guarantee profit when it comes to sports betting and that is a chase.  Only problem for the casual gambler is that we don't have the funds necessary to carry out a chase deeper than maybe 5-8 games depending on your starting wager. 

Those with about 50k just laying around collecting dust could make a decent ROI just chasing underdogs during the season.  Take a team like the Pirates for example.  Worst team in baseball but playing a chase on them whenever they were a dog starting with a $10 bet this season would have netted you close to $9000.  Of course you would have had to chase them to 13 games hence the reason for the large bankroll.

I know a chase isn't the fun way to bet sports but certainly the closest thing to a guarantee that I've found.  Not to mention it requires no thought or knowledge about the sports you're betting. 

chase.....uh not brother

I almost chased the Padres at games 5-10 on that streak

that would have been beyond brutal

Martindale 

Bryce, you have given me the best gameplan for betting i've ever seen on any thread. The reason I've been losing is going after the rush of unloading on games, so I am going to use your strict diet of low flat betting straight wagers and I know that even if I don't pick a good enough % to win, I won't lose close to as much as I have been as long as I stick to betting about the same low amount. By the way, you shouldn't mention that you went to Cornell and then not spell check because i saw you had some typos in your write-ups there. I don't care where you went to school, but I sincerely thank you for pointing out my obvious mistake I was making of betting too much, this is bound to help me out no matter what and hopefully i can slowly build up my account like i should have been doing b4.

There also doesn't seem to be anywhere near as many members that post there either, so yeah, there are not near as many assholes there due to the ratio of Assholes vs. Good People.

Hey Z... Where did you find a Barnes and Noble? I thought they went belly up. Just curious... the one near us is closed and I saw online that they were finished.

Keep up the good work Bryce. Will be following and agree with majority of your work. GL this season!!!

Beyond belief some challenge this guy's credibility based on grammer..........friggen incredible.  Some need to get a life.

The man claims he went to an ivy league school.

When you start off with a lie you are nothing but a liar in my book.

It's the going tout 101 handbook - create bullshit backstory, copy & paste some half-assed nonsense to make it look like you know what you are talking about, reference people you've talked to in Vegas, locker rooms, etc. Post as few plays as possible, taking care to lift winners from other reliable sources if necessary. Create multiple aliases to bump the thread, either with praise for the original poster or taking potshots at anyone who dare doubt the credibility of said original poster. Then you just hope you have a good enough strectch to get suckers to pay for your picks, if not, well, keep trying until one sticks.

I hope the guy wins every play he makes. But I also hope nobody is stupid enough to pay when he starts asking for money, and he will.

There's a sucker born every minute.

 

 

have any actual plays been posted?
didn't think so.

what a waste of time.

read the book that i published. it is called "the pied piped of Cover.com" it's about a person who played his flute and lead the rats of the town to the sea to die.

read between the lines