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Im interested in purchasing a book on sports capping/betting. Im looking for a book that is highly recommended and is viewed as the best. Any suggestions.
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Betting Baseball 09
you can check out the blog at thetuttleway.com
I've done fairly well with it so far. Probably one of the better handicapping books I've read. However, if you are not willing to put in the time to handicapp games, then you should save your money. This book is not for lazy gamblers.
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You can read lots of valuable articles on few good sports betting blogs.
Not everything is in placing a bet but in mentality of what to bet, where to bet and sticking to smart rules and money management.
If you want you can take few minutes and read few of my betting articles on my blog at edited by bobbyd
Not everything is in placing a bet but in mentality of what to bet, where to bet and sticking to smart rules and money management.
If you want you can take few minutes and read few of my betting articles on my blog at edited by bobbyd
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Quote Originally Posted by bobville:
Im interested in purchasing a book on sports capping/betting. Im looking for a book that is highly recommended and is viewed as the best. Any suggestions.
Im interested in purchasing a book on sports capping/betting. Im looking for a book that is highly recommended and is viewed as the best. Any suggestions.
BETTING BASEBALL '09: The Secrets That Professionals Won't Talk About,Until Now! ....by J. Frederick O' Leary
This publication goes deep into the "Progression/Regression Theorem" of MLB handicapping..highly recommended, successfully rewarding material.....
amazon.com $24.99
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Does anybody know how I can get that book or where if Im from Canada...I tried Amazon.com and I cant switch to ship in Canada so I went to Amazon.ca and of course they dont have that book.
I also tried searching on Ebay and no luck. Any suggestion cause I am really interested in getting it.
Thanks
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I just wanted to add one thing here about the book, "Betting on Baseball 09".
I have never bought a book, read it, have a question about someting in the book and be able to communicate with the author to clear up the question I had.
I have had this luxory with this book. It is clear to me that the author stands by his work and backs it up 100% and even to the point that if you go to his website he offers his cell phone number for you to speak to him over the phone. I am not an advocate for this guy but I believe this guy stands by his work 100%.
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Thanks for posting the Betting on Baseball 09 guys. I'm going to look into that one today.
I would recommend King Yao's "Weighing the Odds in Sports Betting" also. It is a very good read and covers NFL, NBA, and MLB. Most importantly it teaches the concept of calculating EV in making your wagers.
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Quote Originally Posted by thedegenerate:
don't buy anything from Tuttle, Fredrickson or any others with 3 named authors from amazon. this guy is a fraud. all the books are 70% the same material just a different title and covers. i have chewed him out personally and reported it to Amazon.
But he possesses a 152 IQ. Where can you go wrong with this guy?
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Quote Originally Posted by bobville:
Im interested in purchasing a book on sports capping/betting. Im looking for a book that is highly recommended and is viewed as the best. Any suggestions.
Im interested in purchasing a book on sports capping/betting. Im looking for a book that is highly recommended and is viewed as the best. Any suggestions.
Do not buy, John morrison daily picks. its a looseing system
Last day he lost 3games out of 3games.
If you let say bet 1unit a game, after 2weeks the system is, -3units. and an other 500$$ the system
SCAMMMM
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Tuttle is a super aggressive, hyper active guy. I have dealt with him in the past. More than once he called me up, demanding that I do something right now, or he was going terminate my service and forfeit my money. You had better be high energy and have big $$ bankroll to do what he recommends. Right now he's busy pimping his new $30 play of the day service, and of all the odd things to do he posted a link to this thread, which hardly seems complimentary. I found it safer and easier to do my own work and in the end I'm doing better than I would with him just because of the drag created by the $$ I had to send to him (or anyone else).
And yea, if you buy any of his self published unedited books, he desperately needs an editor, and yea, much of the material is a rehash of previously published stuff. I had gotten myself off his email list for a while, but now I'm back on. Business must be bad.
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Whatever you do, DON'T BUY Harry J. Misner's GA is for Bitches ($ 29.99 Amazon.com). It is rife with grammatical and spelling errors, and is stuffed with useless nonsense, like teaching you how to become an online tout in order to make surefire money in sports betting (by selling both sides of a game, for example, so that there's always gonna be winners/suckers who keep coming back to you).
It has size 16 font throughout, is double-spaced, stuffed with next-to-useless pages like the glossary that an experienced bettor won't need (really now: who needs someone to explain to them what a "vig" or "ATS" means?), but somehow still can't get past the 50-page count. That's how lightweight it is, literally and figuratively. I bought this based on the glowing reviews in Amazon, but hell, I'm gonna return it.
It has size 16 font throughout, is double-spaced, stuffed with next-to-useless pages like the glossary that an experienced bettor won't need (really now: who needs someone to explain to them what a "vig" or "ATS" means?), but somehow still can't get past the 50-page count. That's how lightweight it is, literally and figuratively. I bought this based on the glowing reviews in Amazon, but hell, I'm gonna return it.
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