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Fellas I just keep searching and the last two seasons it reached in a total profit of 43 units. As you win you can flunchuate how much you wager per unit which increases your profit. But this system is based on going against all public bets. Our job is too pick the best one. Your picking an over/under every bet. One bet a day. Both seasons never lost more than 3 in a row! let me break the results down for you.
2005-2006: This means how many loses it took to get your win....
18 bets where lost 0
7 bets where lost 1
0 bets where lost 2
2 bets where lost 3
2006-2007: Same thing, this season there was a lot of pushes so the units were 17. Heres the results
11 bets where lost 0
2 bets where lost 1
4 bets where lost 2
0 bets where lost 3
These results are amazing... with the streaks you have where you have 0 loses to win 1 bet a good statagy would be this: lets say you have 1,000 for bankroll. wager 100 on your first bet. if you lose wager 200 on your next bet. if you lose wager 100 on your third bet. Then back to 200 on your forth bet which would bring your balance from $1000 to $800 not adding juice for the win. So you'll lose very little if you get to that 4th bet. Look at all your wins on your first and second bet. Thats why its best to play like that in my opinion.
This seems very much more profitable than the A.P. SYSTEM for Baseball. I would honestly hop on it right now. So far this season only 1 unit has won.
4/9 Pitt/Ottowa Under - Won
4/10 Dal/Ana Over- loss
So this means so far we've won 1 bet with 0 loss stk.
on our next bet that we started yesterday we lost the over, so now we would tech. wager 200 on tonights bet. But since we're just now starting its safe to start it at your 1st bet.
Remember, the house ALWAYS win. Thats this systems mentality! we're the house :) GL
Tonights Wager: Ott/Pitt Under 5
Wager: 1 unit
Units Profit: 0
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