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Sports Betting Champ Review On Costs

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When The Sports Betting Champ System is reviewed on the basis of cost, you will see that it is a sports betting system that is very cost effective. When you review its’ cost compared to the costs of getting the same type of information elsewhere the difference will stand out. To get the same type of reliable information elsewhere you only have a few options and they are all quite expensive. The only truly reliable options are going to a professional sports handicapper or purchasing statistics sheets and using that information to determine picks. Both of these have downsides, the first of which is the cost and with the statistic sheets time also becomes a major downside. There are of course the same old unreliable sources, such as free picks on the Internet or out of the local paper, by trying a “free” system , or using your old system that has never really worked.

First, lets start with The Sports Betting Champ System. It has a one time cost of just under $200 at the time of this article. Now that may seem like a lot of money, especially to the occasional sports bettor, but it is actually a small amount. For that cost, you get the sports betting system developed by John Morrison, who has a PhD in Statistics and has developed this system over many years. You can then use the system and its parameters to make picks that have won at a great percentage over years, not months. You also get picks emailed to you by John Morrison, so if you choose not to run the system yourself, you can just use the picks that are emailed to you. So, basically you get a winning sports betting system and emailed picks, both for only one payment and both with no expiration and almost no time required if desired.

Now lets move to the services of a professional sports handicappers. There are a lot of these types of services available, so the first thing you need to do is to spend a lot if time determining which handicapper is the one to go with. This could be easy, as they all seem to have great records and make tons of money, but you should follow up on some of the claims. So, after you determine who seems the most accurate about their claims you can then look at the costs.

Do you remember when I said that just under $200 for The Sports Betting Champ System was a small amount? Well now you will understand why. Most of these services charge at least $300 and some over $500 for one season of picks for one sport. Or, they will offer you one day of picks for $20 to $30 so you can try out their service. For this cost you usually will get anywhere from 1 to 5 picks per day on the sport that you paid for. From the research that I have done, most of these services claim to win anywhere from 60% to 70% of their picks, with some claiming higher. For the cost of the service, you will need high winning percentages to cover the added cost of the service. Then, you will have to pay again for the next season and again if you want to bet on another sport.

The other method is to purchase statistics services and use their sheets to find picks. There are actually 2 downsides to following this method. The first downside is the same one as using the sports handicappers. To get the detailed information from a reliable source will cost you about the same as using a handicapper. Although you do get information for more then one sport, you are still going to pay at least $300 for one year and up to $500 or more for premium services. Now for the 2nd downside. Time and a lot of it is needed to go through and analyze the information on the sheets. It is often overwhelming, as these are the same types of sheets the pros are using. Unless you are doing sports betting full time or if have been a sports bettor for a long time already, this is going to take some time. It will probably take you at least 4-5 hours to get a few picks. This is now something you will have to do every day and pay for every year.

I am not going to spend much time on free tips or using a personal system as most of these methods do not end well. If you want to win consistently and have sports betting make you the type of money it is capable of, then you need to follow a consistent winning system. All three of the methods mentioned above have that potential, but you have to look at what you are getting compared to the costs needed to get results and also the amount of time you will have to put in to get those results.

As you can see, when the costs of The Sports Betting Champ System are compared to the costs of other comparable services there is a clear winner. On cost alone, the sports betting system will save you money in just one season and these savings will continue season after season without any additional costs. This is in comparison to the handicappers and statistic services which will cost you more initially and then have on going costs season per season and sport per sport.
So, do not let the skeptics hold you back from using this system or any other type of sports betting system. When you find one that wins consistently, you need to make it part of your overall betting strategy. I use a low risk sports betting strategy and the picks made by this system are low risk picks.

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6 Comments so far

  1. Travis on January 23, 2008 1:14 pm

    I have used this system for about 4 months now and have won all of the bets. I keep waiting to lose as I am a big skeptic. Anyhow, so far so good. Later,

    Trav

  2. Erik on February 10, 2008 9:37 pm

    I purchased sports betting champs system recently and tell you the truth I’m bit dissapointed. Truth is - it is a beautiful illusion, nothing more. Yes wins 65-2 or 71-3
    seem very good but there is a hook. You are not betting on single games but every bet is actually series of 3 games.

    Now when your first bet of a 3 game series is $100 ,second has to be $250 and third $650
    or $1000, 2500 and 6500…your choice

    so you bets are 1A, 2A and 6.5A… your bankroll has to be 10A minimum, even more than that cause he is running most of the time 2 seires or even 3 at once.

    After you buy 3 ponts from the sports book like he says , your odds will be so down that your winning is average 0.65A

    Your loss is always 10A if you lose series.
    In other worlds if you lose one bet , you need 15 winning bets in a row to break even.

    So eventually …Let’s do the math…

    If you starting with $100 bet you need bankroll of $2000 minumum

    in a season 65-3.. 3 losing games will be covered by 45 wins…so you have 20 wins left
    to bring you a profit!
    if your first bet A=$100, your win will be 0.65A then your total winnings for whole NBA season will be

    20*65= $1300 per 8 month season

    So it is barely worth the effort you see..even though 65-3 sound awsome and if you would have that kind of record on straight bets, you’d be a millionare by the end of a season :)

    So remember this…your bets by his model are

    1A 2.5 A and 6.5 A in one series that he consideres as one bet!

    your average winning is 0.65 A

    your loss is 10A
    one loss = 15 wins

    and bankroll you need to start with is min 20A

    Rest depends what is A worth for you…it all depends how much money do you have…

    Truth is - this guy makes most of his money by selling the e-book…That’s the truth.

    Now if you have $200 000 to start with and you do it with 10 sportsbooks at the same time..you can probably make 120-130 k annually.

    So it works but we are talking about pennies on dollar return..

    Good luck

    Erik

  3. Erik on February 10, 2008 9:42 pm

    One more thing I wanted to mention. Despite my pessimism regarding the system,John himself is very good with his cusomers. He provides you a good service and always returns your e-mails. To be objective, I have to give him credit for that.

    Erik

  4. harukocagney02 on March 18, 2008 8:11 am

    When you review its’ cost compared to the costs of getting the same type of information elsewhere the difference will stand out. To get the same type of reliable information elsewhere you only have a few options and they are all quite expensive. The only truly reliable options are going to a professional sports handicapper or purchasing statistics sheets and using that information to determine picks.

  5. Diego Maltos on May 30, 2008 10:21 pm

    I am thinking of buying the SBC but Iam not really sure….I know it is not expensive comrpared to other methods of winning, but that only makes me doubt more about it, I would be really grateful if you hepled me out…

  6. Darren on August 9, 2008 7:22 am

    The system is flawed. I happened to get involved around 2 months ago. John Morrison advised me to put as much money into this as I could and claim the bonus offered by Bet US. Now before I go into my results, I will say this. Within 5 minutes of registering, Bet US were on the telephoned constantly. I had about 3 or 4 agents pestering me on the phone to deposit my funds. I was offered all sorts of bonuses. Now I was told that because I was a John Morrison customer I was entitled to “special privileges”. This started the alarm bells running. I wondered why Bet US were prepared to offer untold bonuses to members of a profitable system. Why would any business actively encourage customers who are going to wipe them out. I put this question to John Morrison and he failed to respond. Now what you need to know is that if you take up the bonuses, you may get up to 55% of what you deposit. However, you cannot withdraw you initial deposit until you have wagered a certain number of bets. It works out at around $25,000 based on a $1000 deposit.

    John also insists on your betting account details before he actually gives you anything. In other words, you pay $200 for his system and get absolutely nothing until you have desposited money into the betus account. You therefore have little choice.

    I was somewhat naive and put in $1000. John told me to bet $100 bets. I made a conscious decision to bet $50 to be safe.

    The first bet of my experience was a loss. You place an A bet on his selection winning. If it loses, you place a B bet (considerably more than your previous bet). If it loses you then place a final C bet. John states that the chance of losing a C bet is pretty much 0. Well, on my first bet, I lost my A B and C bet. Despite the selection being swept in a previous series and losing 2 games of the current series, the odds were still odds on and somewhere around 200. The C bet was therefore $400. The total loss for the series was over $600. These bets took place on the 18.7.08 to 20.7.08

    My next 10 bets won but due to a depleted bank, the wins were negligible. The next series loss was on the 29.7.08. Again, significant losses of $220 after placing a low stake of only $16.

    Had I followed John’s advice and bet at $100 stakes I would have been out of the game by the first 3 bets.

    I have emailed John on numerous occasions asking for his comments. I asked him for a refund. No response. As part of his general emails to his members he also said that Bet Us were offering his customers another huge bonus if we redeposited. Again I ask, why would anyone want tot deposit more of their own money if the system was so profitable.

    The “No questions guarantee” is absolute rubbish. John fails to respond. Don’t get me wrong, he will respond when you make enquiries but once you have enrolled on his system, nothing. Stay clear.

    My final comment is the maths. Assume each loss is around $1000 at $50 stakes. The current record as of the 9.8.08 is 46 wins (46 x 50 = 2300). 4 losses at 1000 = $4000. This amounts to an overall loss of $1700