Sports Betting Made Easy is a new sports betting system recently introduced. It comes as several PDF files and is downloaded instantly after purchase.
There is short main book that gives general sports betting advice. Quite good advice, I might add. But the real meat is in the systems, which include the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball.
The NFL betting system is a chart based point spread system that claims to win about 60% of the time. Having reviewed the results of the 2010 season through the 11th week, it has done exactly that. Who knows what tomorrow holds, but thus far this season it has met the claims.
The NBA system has charts like the NFL system, but I have not looked at the records. I can only assume it works as well as the football system and it claims no different. There is also a money line betting system designed to pick underdogs in good situations and profit with a single win in three games without significant risk. You always end up betting on a team in a winning situation when playing a team in a losing situation. Ingenious, but I have not tested the system and games may not be as easy to find as with the chart based system. But since you get them both, there will be plenty of games to bet in the NBA.
The Major League Baseball system is based on a similar betting strategy as the NBA system, using the money line. Your bets are on home team underdogs and you win so long as they don't get swept. Again, I have not fully tested this system but can't figure out how I could lose with it.
All in all, Sports Betting Made Easy is one of the most complete systems I have seen available at any price. It doesn't rely on risky betting practices or make any outrageous claims, thus is able to deliver on what it promises.
There is short main book that gives general sports betting advice. Quite good advice, I might add. But the real meat is in the systems, which include the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball.
The NFL betting system is a chart based point spread system that claims to win about 60% of the time. Having reviewed the results of the 2010 season through the 11th week, it has done exactly that. Who knows what tomorrow holds, but thus far this season it has met the claims.
The NBA system has charts like the NFL system, but I have not looked at the records. I can only assume it works as well as the football system and it claims no different. There is also a money line betting system designed to pick underdogs in good situations and profit with a single win in three games without significant risk. You always end up betting on a team in a winning situation when playing a team in a losing situation. Ingenious, but I have not tested the system and games may not be as easy to find as with the chart based system. But since you get them both, there will be plenty of games to bet in the NBA.
The Major League Baseball system is based on a similar betting strategy as the NBA system, using the money line. Your bets are on home team underdogs and you win so long as they don't get swept. Again, I have not fully tested this system but can't figure out how I could lose with it.
All in all, Sports Betting Made Easy is one of the most complete systems I have seen available at any price. It doesn't rely on risky betting practices or make any outrageous claims, thus is able to deliver on what it promises.
