Friday, December 17, 2010

Sports Betting Systems - Are They All Scams?

Ah yes, the ultimate betting system. Kind of like finding the Holy Grail or a Unicorn. You run across so many on the Internet promising the moon and stars. Can they be for real? Are these guys kidding? How can anyone not lose a bet over the course of an entire season? All very good questions. I for one have fallen for these sales letters, pre and post Internet, and I'm here to tell ya, not all of them are scams. Some are, but some aren't. In this article I'm going to explain why as well as arm you with some information that will help you to pick one that's right.

Now, the first thing to keep in mind is there are no Holy Grails or Unicorns, sorry. And as such, there are no ultimate betting systems either. Nothing is going to be perfect, I mean let's be realistic. The best professional gamblers who make a living betting on sports have rough spots and draw downs. The difference is how they manage those rough spots that separate them from the amateurs. These guys and gals have a plan, are careful to follow that plan, incorporate money management and check emotions at the door. The discipline they apply toward their craft is nothing short of amazing. It's on par with the level of discipline the people they are betting on have, elite athletes. Many of us will never know this kind of mindset because we won't put the time into doing something well and become students of the game, whatever that game may be. We live in a microwave world and want everything now!

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Here's the deal. If you can follow directions, be patient, work hard and not try to reinvent the wheel with sports betting, or any endeavor for that matter, you can be successful. Copying what other successful people do is how you become successful. That's a fact. So, choosing a sports betting system from someone that has developed and used it successfully can work, but only if it's applied correctly. That too is a fact because I've done it. I've also tried to deviate from the plan and lost as a result.

So that said, how do you find a decent system? Use the most powerful information gathering tool on the planet, the Internet. Sign up with sports betting forums and post questions. Seek out system review sites that contain useful information. When reading the sales pitches of these systems, try to look past the marketing hype and use some common sense as it relates to what the meat of the method is all about. If it passes your reasonability test, seriously consider buying it. Have it secure in your mind that the author honestly wants to see you succeed and will be there to help if you have questions. Make certain to look over the money back guarantee as most of the legit systems offer one. Once you purchase follow the instructions, paper trade with a play account so you can learn with no risk. In short, give it a chance to work.

Finally, I always run across people who say "Well, if that system works so well why are they selling it?" Um, to make money comes to mind. They've hit on a good thing and want to capitalize on it, they really enjoy helping people succeed, they've been fortunate and they want to give some back! Search Amazon's self help category. Are all of these people hucksters because they want to help others better themselves? Don't think so.

Go forth and research! Use common sense and don't be in a hurry. I have faith that you'll make a good decision!

Sports Betting Systems - Are They All Scams?

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