Hi Folks,
Special note on NBA Plays:
In the NBA we will buy 2 points on a Tier 3 play IF they would not have covered the spread with the additional 2 points in either of the previous 2 Tiers. Any questions you have, you need to be sure and ask now.
November NBA Set #104 Brooklyn +1 @5Dimes over Oklahoma City 8:00 pm EST Start
Tier 1 of 3
Profit = $50
November NHL Set #97 New Jersey +100 @5Dimes over Edmonton 9:30 pm EST Start
Tier 2 of 3
Profit = $50
(Always wait for the email before going to next Tier as we recalculate each Set's chances after a loss. This is to protect you and your bankroll.)
The 2 and 3 Tiered Progression Play.
Profit of $100 means you should risk the amount that is needed to Win $100 on Tier 1.
Tier 2, if we lose Tier 1 will be losses from Tier 1 plus your Profit......That will be your Win amount for Tier 2.
Tier 3, if we lose Tier 2 will be losses from Tier 1 and Tier 2 plus your Profit......That will be your Win amount for Tier 3.
Our new year starts in June and ends with the conclusion of the NHL and NBA seasons each year.
As for the new members that sign up during the month, your amount will be calculated from sign up date. Afterwards all our members will be on the same page that way.
Here is current year's record....
November is 23-2 +$427 (+8.54% ROI)
October is 4-3-1 -$304 (-6.08% ROI)
September is 15-1 +$472 (+9.44% ROI)
August was 23-3 +$1390 (+27.8% ROI)
July was 13-2 +$650 (+13% ROI)
June was 9-1 +$625 (+12.5% ROI)
Good Luck and Remember Money Management
World Wide Sports
Twitter @ww_sports
Special note on NBA Plays:
In the NBA we will buy 2 points on a Tier 3 play IF they would not have covered the spread with the additional 2 points in either of the previous 2 Tiers. Any questions you have, you need to be sure and ask now.
November NBA Set #104 Brooklyn +1 @5Dimes over Oklahoma City 8:00 pm EST Start
Tier 1 of 3
Profit = $50
November NHL Set #97 New Jersey +100 @5Dimes over Edmonton 9:30 pm EST Start
Tier 2 of 3
Profit = $50
(Always wait for the email before going to next Tier as we recalculate each Set's chances after a loss. This is to protect you and your bankroll.)
The 2 and 3 Tiered Progression Play.
Profit of $100 means you should risk the amount that is needed to Win $100 on Tier 1.
Tier 2, if we lose Tier 1 will be losses from Tier 1 plus your Profit......That will be your Win amount for Tier 2.
Tier 3, if we lose Tier 2 will be losses from Tier 1 and Tier 2 plus your Profit......That will be your Win amount for Tier 3.
Our new year starts in June and ends with the conclusion of the NHL and NBA seasons each year.
As for the new members that sign up during the month, your amount will be calculated from sign up date. Afterwards all our members will be on the same page that way.
Here is current year's record....
November is 23-2 +$427 (+8.54% ROI)
October is 4-3-1 -$304 (-6.08% ROI)
September is 15-1 +$472 (+9.44% ROI)
August was 23-3 +$1390 (+27.8% ROI)
July was 13-2 +$650 (+13% ROI)
June was 9-1 +$625 (+12.5% ROI)
Good Luck and Remember Money Management
World Wide Sports
Twitter @ww_sports
LineCatchers - NBA 14-7 Run - Cavs
Cleveland hits the road following consecutive home losses to Denver and San Antonio, as the Cavs fell in the final seconds to the Spurs on Wednesday in a potential NBA Finals match up, 92-90. LeBron James turned the ball over on the final possession.
Washington saw its three-game winning streak come to a halt in Wednesday’s 105-102 home defeat to Dallas as 2½-point underdogs. Bradley Beal returned after missing the first nine games with a wrist injury, scoring a team-high 21 points on 9-of-17 shooting off the bench. The Wizards have struggled to cover numbers of late, going 1-5 ATS the last six games, including four straight non-covers at Verizon Center.
A key difference between the two sides in the box score is offensive rebounds. The Cavs average about five more offensive boards than the Wizards. Considering how close this game is projected to be, a few extra opportunities can be the difference in the final result. So far this season the Cavs are averaging 10.8 offensive rebounds per game, while the Wizards have been giving up 10.4 per contest.
Cleveland hits the road following consecutive home losses to Denver and San Antonio, as the Cavs fell in the final seconds to the Spurs on Wednesday in a potential NBA Finals match up, 92-90. LeBron James turned the ball over on the final possession.
Washington saw its three-game winning streak come to a halt in Wednesday’s 105-102 home defeat to Dallas as 2½-point underdogs. Bradley Beal returned after missing the first nine games with a wrist injury, scoring a team-high 21 points on 9-of-17 shooting off the bench. The Wizards have struggled to cover numbers of late, going 1-5 ATS the last six games, including four straight non-covers at Verizon Center.
A key difference between the two sides in the box score is offensive rebounds. The Cavs average about five more offensive boards than the Wizards. Considering how close this game is projected to be, a few extra opportunities can be the difference in the final result. So far this season the Cavs are averaging 10.8 offensive rebounds per game, while the Wizards have been giving up 10.4 per contest.
