Rating: 0 / 5

This one pretty much reviews itself. A “win 97% of your bets” system of course is too good to be true. Not that clickbank never lets shady products slip through for promotion, but I’m amazed that even they won’t stop things like this. It’s amusing though that lines like ” Locking eyes and wave at all the fine ladies along the way before arriving to the sportsbook!” have a place in the sales pitch. Oh well.

The Sportsbettingchamp system claims to make the author over $70,000 a week. That is pretty amazing since the system is nothing more than a good old martingale. If you’ve been anything into betting chances are you’ve either heared some excited friend tell you about this or you’ve come up with it yourself in a stroke of genious. Anyway how it works is say you bet $10 on a 50% outcome and if you lose you will double your bet for every loss which guarantees that as soon as you win you will be up $10.

I probably don’t need to say that while this in theory does work, it assumes infinite deep pockets and so even if you have all the money in the world eventually you will lose it all as the bets grow exponentially larger.

I’m amazed though that if the author of Sportsbettingchamp claims to win $10k a day with his system, he better not start his bets with $10.. Of course he doesn’t follow the system but it is such an obviously false statement for anyone purchasing the product and realising what it is about.

The claim to “win 97% of the time”, it turns out is to be interpreted as “winning 97% of the group of bets that will end with a win”. In other words a LOSS-LOSS-WIN in this universe will count as a win. Interestingly he admits to lose 3% of the time, and by his group-win reasoning to lose means he couldnt afford betting higher, which of course means that any loss means he then lost it all.

I guess I can go on more about this product but you probably see what it’s about. Just don’t buy it. It’s beyond crap.

Another Martingale variation scamming people through clickbank is “Underdog Wealth System”. Stay far away from that one as well.

http://www.sportsbettingchamp.com

Tags: Avoid, Clickbank Review, Scam, Sportsbettingchamp

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