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What do they do?
In 2009 they averaged 8.72 units of profit per month based on betting one unit per game. Many of their users requested a small change for 2010, so they listened! Now, instead of betting strictly one unit per bet, they will be wagering different amounts based on their perceived strength of the pick. These bet sizes will fall between one and five units per bet. They currently make picks for baseball, basketball, football and hockey. Compare their profit to any other sports handicapping service that can provide proof, and you'll see that they are the best, most well-rounded service on the Internet. They offer a bigger return than most companies for a fraction of the price. To prove their picks, they post them on their results page 10 minutes after the start of each game (this means that you can track their games WITHOUT being subscribed). Never trust a sports betting service that doesn't post its bets when the games start, because anybody can post winning picks after the results are in.
How do they do it?
The world of sports betting is all about analyzing numbers. It's about looking at past trends to determine if those trends do or don't predict future trends. It's about looking at batting averages and earned run averages, yes. But sports betting is about a lot more than the amature handicapper takes into consideration. Professional handicapping is about looking at very specific details.
They have different algorithms for every sport. I know that baseball is in the offseason, but it is perhaps the easiest sport to explain our methodology for. Here is a breif glimpse into what their computers consider for baseball games...
When betting on baseball games, it's great to know that Alex Rodriguez is batting .257 (or whatever he happens to be batting), but it's more important to know how successful he is against left handed pitchers who use a slider as their goto pitch (well, this is only important if he is playing one of these pitchers, but you get the idea).
Another example: it's about knowing that a game between any two teams played in Colorado (the most hitter-friendly ballpark) will, on average, have 60% more runs scored than the same game played in San Diego (the most pitcher-friendly ballpark).
To make the best decision, they need to know the starting lineups of each team. They need to know the likelihood of each bench player coming in during the game. They need to know, with as much certainty as possible, how long the starting pitcher will last and who the relievers will be. This is all done by our computers with a unique Playing Time;analyzer.
Humans are good at making rational, subjective desicions, but are very poor at making large calculations to determine the statistical likelihood of an event. Computers have their flaws as well, such as trying to gauge the motivation of a player or team. That is why their picks are based on BOTH human rationalization and computer analysis. For more info follow the link below.
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