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Bet Against the Public / Fading the Public

Written by on June 10, 2015

Betting against the public, also known as fading the public, is one of most popular and simplest Sportsbetting strategies used by modern day bettors, especially in American Football (NCAAF and NFL) and MLB games. The grand idea behind this strategy is that the public is often wronger than right, so betting against the side that the public is supporting should … click title for full article.

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What is the Vendetta Betting System

Written by on May 23, 2015

The revenge or vendetta betting system is designed to leverage a team’s desire to gain revenge for a result in the prior game in order to improve their performance in their upcoming game. Different leagues produce different winning percentage spectrums. For example, the spectrum is fairly wide in such online sportsbetting as professional football. The best record for a team … click title for full article.

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What is the Fibonacci Betting System

Written by on May 23, 2015

A Fibonacci online betting system relies on numbers in the Fibonacci sequence. If you don’t know what this is, it’s a series of numbers in which you add the prior two numbers to get the next one. So it starts 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 and 13. It then starts to grow at a faster rate as the added … click title for full article.

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Underdog Betting System

Written by on May 21, 2015

This online sportsbetting guide is going to be about the underdog betting system which takes into account two trends in baseball: the relatively low differential in winning percentages between the league’s top and bottom teams, and the tendency that the online sportsbetting odds tend to produce both winning and losing streaks for teams at all spots in the quality spectrum. … click title for full article.

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What is the Martingale Betting System?

Written by on May 14, 2015

The martingale betting system dates all the way back to France in the 1700s; in fact, any of a number of different systems that originated at that time can be called a martingale. The easiest strategy involved a gambler continually doubling his bet after every loss, because the eventual win would recoup all prior losses and win a profit that … click title for full article.