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#26
You bring up a few questions that have been sent to me by PM so I just want to get a few things off my chest for anyone who happens to click on this topic.
If you think these Touts (on covers, radio, tv, etc) are actually winning - why do they need your money? Why not just give the picks away for free after they've placed their bets? Out of all the handicappers out there, we have the most reason to charge anyone because it takes us 4-5 hours per day to get the system ready to make it picks. Why don't we you ask??? Because we use Veripicks for our own bets (with a very high winning percentage) and share it with others for free.
Think about it - if these touts really gave out great picks - why can't they wager $1,100 per day on one single game. If they win daily - they make $360k per year (if they win 70% of the time they still make great money). Isn't that enough to live comfortably? Just like every other person who gambles on sports - they pick using emotion, statistics and "knowledge of the game" - don't you think the sportsbooks know the same information AND even more???
As long as we can afford to keep our site at a minimal expense - then our picks will be free. If we get to a point that it's too much work or cutting into our profits then we will begin charging for it. And honestly I don't care if anyone pays a membership fee if we ever have to - because we'll keep making money from playing it's picks either way. Why do I promote the site so much? I'm proud of us coming up with a system that can actually beat the sportsbooks - name ONE other handicapper who can do this for every sport and do it over an extended amount of time that doesn't charge you $100+ for every play????
If you use the system enough you will start to notice games that are VERY good plays - we could go through and identify them for others - but that would bring us (human) into the selection process. If anyone is interested in this feature, let me know. This would just add more time to our process but it is possible.
Good Luck and hopefully this helps with anyone wondering about Veripicks.
https://www.veripicks.com
If you think these Touts (on covers, radio, tv, etc) are actually winning - why do they need your money? Why not just give the picks away for free after they've placed their bets? Out of all the handicappers out there, we have the most reason to charge anyone because it takes us 4-5 hours per day to get the system ready to make it picks. Why don't we you ask??? Because we use Veripicks for our own bets (with a very high winning percentage) and share it with others for free.
Think about it - if these touts really gave out great picks - why can't they wager $1,100 per day on one single game. If they win daily - they make $360k per year (if they win 70% of the time they still make great money). Isn't that enough to live comfortably? Just like every other person who gambles on sports - they pick using emotion, statistics and "knowledge of the game" - don't you think the sportsbooks know the same information AND even more???
As long as we can afford to keep our site at a minimal expense - then our picks will be free. If we get to a point that it's too much work or cutting into our profits then we will begin charging for it. And honestly I don't care if anyone pays a membership fee if we ever have to - because we'll keep making money from playing it's picks either way. Why do I promote the site so much? I'm proud of us coming up with a system that can actually beat the sportsbooks - name ONE other handicapper who can do this for every sport and do it over an extended amount of time that doesn't charge you $100+ for every play????
If you use the system enough you will start to notice games that are VERY good plays - we could go through and identify them for others - but that would bring us (human) into the selection process. If anyone is interested in this feature, let me know. This would just add more time to our process but it is possible.
Good Luck and hopefully this helps with anyone wondering about Veripicks.
https://www.veripicks.com
