What should I do?

Ok guys I am having a personal dilemma.  Do you know the old saying that if anyone found a system that consistently wins every year that they wouldn't share it?  Well I have found a database that has selected picks, that have hit 58-64% the last 4 years.  There were a minimum of 120-150 plays every year too. No chasing, no progression, just straight ATS plays. 

So where do I go from here?  Do I simply just bet them under the radar and keep the secret to myself, or do I sell the picks?  Obviously a system that wins at that rate is worth possible hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars. 

If I bet the picks myself, I have no risk of people finding out my source, and somehow ruining my money train.  The problem is that I have limited funds to wager with at this point in my life.  Between living expenses and other various bills, I just don't have the capital to make the money I could be making with a larger bankroll.

What I do know is this.  It isn't about how many units a system won in a particular season.  A capper could go out of his mind and win 50 base units, or even more.  It is all about consistency.  There is a very small group of individuals in this country that can turn a profit every year.  I think that 98% of those people do not sell their picks.  They do not want any added heat on themselves, or become linked to their consistent winning.  I could bet these picks (with a large bankroll) for MAYBE $3,000-$5000 each, and win $75,000+ per season.  On the other hand, I could probably sell the picks to individuals or groups that bet $10,000 or more in Vegas.  I would be able to basically name my price to those people. 

I am sick of seeing all these touts try to sell 100 dime locks of the year.  Most of us know that most of these people simply come and go.  If a person came by with documented proof of an average 60%+ over 4 seasons, well let's just say that people would be lining up to buy those picks.

What would you do if you were me?  Please, serious responses only.  This is truly a crossroads in my sports betting life, and I want to hear what some of you guys have to say. 

Regardless if you share your system or not, I would bet on my own rather than try and sell to the big bettors. If you have to start with a smaller bankroll, so be it. If you are profitable the bankroll will grow each year and you can increase your bets.

150 bets at 60% wins is a 90-60 record. At $1000 a game that's a profit of $24,000 (assuming a -110 line for ATS).

If you don't have that kind of bankroll, maybe bring in a partner to help finance. Plenty of ways to be creative. Trying to sell a system to $10k bettors is not going to be easy. Guys that can afford that much tend to do their own handicapping and it will be difficult to convince enough of them that your system is superior, especially if your just some guy with a system (no offense).

I say share it....that's just me though.  I like to share

Dan I agree that getting high rollers to buy the system would be a bit tricky, but not impossible.  If you look at the data as a prospective buyer, you would be skeptical because those are just numbers.  On the other hand if it goes 60% again this year, that is 5 years in a row of 59%+.  That should be enough to peak the interest of some friends with large bankrolls.  So I mean, this year it may be hard to sell to high rollers, but next year it would sell itself.  All I know is if Brandon Lang can sell a year of his crap for $500, someone with statistical data averaging 60% over 5 years can sell it for AT LEAST that much.  I suppose it all starts with how it goes this year. 

I want to make it clear that I am not trying to sell anything in this forum.  I do not want PMs regarding its sale, or anything related to it.  I definitely do not want to get banned.  I just wanted to hear some feedback.