You want to incorporate a searchable database into your handicapping routine? Would you like to search through opinions on a game based upon the handicapper's win % in the sport? How about the specific game situation? Would you like to use tools that actually extract information for you from a pool of data? Would you like to consider as many opinions as possible on a game as long as the opinions were properly weighted?
At communitycapper you can do all that and more. As Individuals you may have found out by now that you can't win, not in the long run. Maybe you haven't been convinced yet, but you will. Let's face it, you can count on both hands the number of 'professional' sports bettors that are actually out there doing it.
I'm not moving to Vegas and I'm not one of those dozen people that can beat sports as an individual. But I'd sure like a way to use sports betting as a secondary income, chop out fractions of units per day on average and at the end of the year be up +100 units or more. I know I can't do that using an analytical strategy sitting at my laptop looking up recycled stats that are found in abundance online.
What if there was a way for us to keep track of the best and the worst that every handicapper's process had to offer and used those demographics as our determining factor about who to bet on? Would that produce a better result then just going at it by yourself. I know it will. There's no way it won't. As a trial this NFL season, I used nothing but the demographics of 60 - 70 people on each game and went 57.5%. My personal win % of the picks I entered into the system was 52.7%.
It'll work in the other sports too, we just need to get more people involved. We have nothing to lose by trying it this way. If you don't know by now the old way does not work, you will, trust me you will.
At communitycapper you can do all that and more. As Individuals you may have found out by now that you can't win, not in the long run. Maybe you haven't been convinced yet, but you will. Let's face it, you can count on both hands the number of 'professional' sports bettors that are actually out there doing it.
I'm not moving to Vegas and I'm not one of those dozen people that can beat sports as an individual. But I'd sure like a way to use sports betting as a secondary income, chop out fractions of units per day on average and at the end of the year be up +100 units or more. I know I can't do that using an analytical strategy sitting at my laptop looking up recycled stats that are found in abundance online.
What if there was a way for us to keep track of the best and the worst that every handicapper's process had to offer and used those demographics as our determining factor about who to bet on? Would that produce a better result then just going at it by yourself. I know it will. There's no way it won't. As a trial this NFL season, I used nothing but the demographics of 60 - 70 people on each game and went 57.5%. My personal win % of the picks I entered into the system was 52.7%.
It'll work in the other sports too, we just need to get more people involved. We have nothing to lose by trying it this way. If you don't know by now the old way does not work, you will, trust me you will.
