Filling the Sports Betting Knowledge Gap
As sports bettors we’re all guilty of this. We’re all focused on what team to bet, and not what bet to make. In the investment world there is great focus on trading strategy. In sports betting, not so much. Sports bettors make the mistake of not learning how to properly wager to enhance their chances to win.
And those exceptions are the guys who get the money. The guys who, believe it or not, earn an executive level income betting on sports.
I’ve been listening to a fascinating CD set, the recordings of a room full of professional sports bettors who are giving away their best secrets for winning money betting on sports. It was led by a guy named Fezzik, who many consider to be the best sports bettor in the world. And it was facilitated by my friend Kevin O’Neill, who has enjoyed considerable success in the sports handicapping world.
Fezzik and Kevin do a great job in their own instruction, and draw out some fantastic information from the panel of guys who are not touts, just private players who earn a very solid living in the sports betting game.
I can’t tell you how much I’ve learned from listening to these CD’s. The concept of “derivative wagering” is worth the price of admission alone. How many of us restrict ourselves to betting sides and totals and totally ignore quarters, halves, and propositions that may be a much better opportunity to profit from your opinion.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in, I assure you, it is. Information on the seminar recordings is available at www.LifetimeSportsWinner.com For someone who bets on sports, it is a gold mine of information and I can’t imagine that the tools that you learn won’t earn any bettor many times more than the cost of the CD set. Watch the video and check out what it is all about at www.LifetimeSportsWinner.com.