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I am sure you are aware of what the Sports Betting Champ is, and who John Morrison is. Otherwise I doubt you would be reading this research article. So I will not be redundant. Instead, I will tell you what nobody else seems to be saying.

Let’s start by discussing the contents of the product.

First there is Johns Major League Baseball betting system. It is delivered to you in an 11 page PDF file. And no, it does not tell you how to pick the winner in 97% of MLB games. John doesn’t promise that.

What he does is tell you how to pick and bet on specific three game series. The end result is that you will win at least one bet in the series the vast majority of the time. That is the root of the 97% claim. In back testing, there has been only one instance where a series would have been lost in the last five years ending in 2008. That’s an incredible anomaly to exploit.

Next, you get the NBA System. Just like the MLB system, it is delivered to you in a PDF ebook. This one is even shorter at only 7 pages. Again, he doesn’t tell you how to pick the winner in 97% of all NBA games. Nor does he promise to. He uses different criteria to meet the same objective as the baseball system. He tells you how to identify and bet a specific series of three games and under what circumstances they must occur..

With both systems, if you win the first bet in the series, you stop and move on to the next series. If not, you place a bet on the second game in the series. Statistically, you have a 90% chance of winning the second bet. If you win, move on to the next series. In the event of a second loss, you place a bet on the third game that is statistically a near certainty.

Still, you can lose a series if the third bet fails. And some money. It just happens very, very, very rarely. But because it does happen from time to time, don’t bet what you can’t afford to lose.

Also included is Johns NFL system. It wins 60% + and has for many years. That’s a big advantage to exploit, but there is also more risk. The system is based on playing surfaces and whether or not the team is playing at home. There’s a bit more to it, but that’s the nutshell version.

When I downloaded the books, I immediately opened and read them. As short as they are, it didn’t take long to get an understanding of the general idea of each system. I studied the baseball system because it was baseball season.

Once I had a good understanding of the system, I started looking for a series of games that would fit the system requirements. That is where the biggest drawback of the systems showed itself. You have to look for the right situation by looking at the team schedules and the like. Not being a big baseball fan, or a fan of statistics, it quickly became drudgery.

I think John is aware of the tedious nature of the work so he gives you a subscription upon purchase where he tells you his picks in regular emails. They all match his betting system criteria, and therefore they almost always win.

Still I have continued working on locating them myself, and the more I use the sites and schedules, the easier it is to find what I am looking for. You need to learn to do it yourself so you don’t have to depend on anyone else.

But what you really care about is results, right? There are two ways to test such a system for results. You can use the system and apply it to past years, or you can use it to place bets. I have actually done both, and it passes both with flying colors.

As I mentioned earlier, tracing the system back for five years of baseball you would have lost only one series. Biff, the Back to the Future character who ended up with an almanac from the future, is the only one who could produce comparable results.

As for the field test, my bets have all been small, but I have won on every series. I have not had to place a third bet in any of them. But I have only bet a few series’ with it. I am embarrassed to mention the small amounts I won. The bets will grow as the seed money does, but big time gambling is not really my nature.

Still, I have doubled, then doubled again what I initially deposited. Maybe I should have added some zeros to the bets, but I am a gambling chicken.

Another potential problem with the system is the cost, at $197 USD. Let’s face it, a lot of people just can’t afford to spend that much money just to try something. Even if they know it will pay for itself relatively quickly, if the money is not there it is not there. It does come with a money back guarantee, so there is no risk involved if the system is not for you. But it is still a lot out of pocket initially.

It would be money well invested to stop placing losing bets for as long as it takes to save the money needed to get the system. If you lose $100 a week, why not just stop betting for two weeks and invest it in winning?

In researching the Sports Betting Champ system, I took great pains because of the promises made on the sales page. Initially, like many others I would think, I assumed he was talking about single game betting and getting a 97% winning percentage.

When I got the product and saw what it really was, the 97% figure actually made sense and has proven to be more than accurate.

It is not a team picking system. It is a series betting system. The teams are irrelevant, so you may have to bet against your favorite team to win. Maybe you should skip those series

The bottom line is that John has discovered a way to exploit a couple of statistical near certainties that occur (almost) every single time given the proper criteria. He shows you what the criteria is, and how you can use it to the advantage of your bank account.

What makes the system different is that it teaches you to bet on a situation rather than a team. The specific situation you need does not come every day. But when it does, you will know it and profit from the knowledge. And it does happen enough to make for a great baseball and basketball season every year.

By: John Labelman

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