PRICE PER HEAD BOOKMAKERS ARE DEAD WITH THE MLB/NBA SPORTS BETTING SYSTEM
I like a gamble. Poker amongst other things. I also love sports. So I was intrigued when I came across a betting system at try this at home [http://www.trythisathome.info/] when I was looking for another revenue stream. John Morrison claims to have a 97% success rate with ALL his sports bets.
My first question (more to myself than anyone else) before I even thought about parting with my money was does it work. Yes I checked out his video at try this at home [http://www.trythisathome.info/] and was impressed with the testimonials and the claims as well as the money back guarantee but they mean nothing if the product doesn't work.
I'd been burned in the past you see.
But sucker that I am when I came into a windfall of extra money from a job I did I decided to sign up for John's newsletter out of curiosity.
John sends tips to my email address. All I do is put the bet on using either my local bookmaker or my online account.
One reason I like products such as these is because you know right away if they're going to work because John gives you straight win bets. It's not like a stock where you're on tenterhooks checking the price daily to see fluctuations. I knew the tip-off time and could even watch the games, but I choose not to. I like the system because you either win or lose.
If I'm honest the first time I placed a bet it lost and I was upset enough to consider asking for my money back.
As I'd wagered a small amount (miniscule compared to my many losses over the years) I gave it a chance. I didn't want to bet on his NFL picks so I chose only basketball where he has a (near) perfect record. As I write I am 17-1 with his picks and though I only put on small bets I have made thousands, enough for my wife to turn a blind eye to my gambling.
I don't know how John does it but I'll tell you something he wont be offering this system for much longer according to his website [http://www.trythisathome.info/].
You don't need to like or even understand sports, just follow John's tips, place the bets and win. He has (so his website says) just as impressive a record with baseball. When the season starts I'll let you know! Or maybe you'll let me know!
My first question (more to myself than anyone else) before I even thought about parting with my money was does it work. Yes I checked out his video at try this at home [http://www.trythisathome.info/] and was impressed with the testimonials and the claims as well as the money back guarantee but they mean nothing if the product doesn't work.
I'd been burned in the past you see.
But sucker that I am when I came into a windfall of extra money from a job I did I decided to sign up for John's newsletter out of curiosity.
John sends tips to my email address. All I do is put the bet on using either my local bookmaker or my online account.
One reason I like products such as these is because you know right away if they're going to work because John gives you straight win bets. It's not like a stock where you're on tenterhooks checking the price daily to see fluctuations. I knew the tip-off time and could even watch the games, but I choose not to. I like the system because you either win or lose.
If I'm honest the first time I placed a bet it lost and I was upset enough to consider asking for my money back.
As I'd wagered a small amount (miniscule compared to my many losses over the years) I gave it a chance. I didn't want to bet on his NFL picks so I chose only basketball where he has a (near) perfect record. As I write I am 17-1 with his picks and though I only put on small bets I have made thousands, enough for my wife to turn a blind eye to my gambling.
I don't know how John does it but I'll tell you something he wont be offering this system for much longer according to his website [http://www.trythisathome.info/].
You don't need to like or even understand sports, just follow John's tips, place the bets and win. He has (so his website says) just as impressive a record with baseball. When the season starts I'll let you know! Or maybe you'll let me know!
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