Sports Profit System?

gggasman333 · 10-23-14, 05:56 PM

if no one has an opinion then that must be bad for the service...

ThreeRsports · 10-23-14, 06:48 PM

Good service and 100% transparent, and very affordable. Currently on an 11-5 run, but I'm utterly shocked that this post has lasted this long as they have an ad deal with the forum and can't be posted, and even spoken about it seems. But I would buy if I were you. Record is completely true from site. Not a get rich quick system but a month to month basis not gonna have to pay your bookie. Good luck.

boomerbust · 10-23-14, 08:59 PM

Lee Earnest wont bury you too deep.He does OK but hes really not that sharp on a lot of stuff he plays in CBB. Decent in NBA

Kaepernicking · 10-24-14, 06:12 AM

so no one is actually a current Sub to this service then and can really give you no accurate feedback i am gathering? Looks look Three and Boomer have only had access in the past?

hallandale · 10-24-14, 07:09 AM

No not transparent . They don't tell you at the end of each month units won and lost.They don't keep a record of each sport yr by yr. Like RAS does ?

TheProdigy8199 · 10-24-14, 11:33 AM

I'll give you some honest feedback. I've been following since 2012 and still follow today.

Contrary to what Hallandale says, they are transparent, moreso than most services out there. He's right though that they don't break things down by sport or by month with the units/won loss but I feel that is pretty irrelevant. All the information is there if you want it, all you have to do is look back and figure it out for yourself. What i feel is most important is that their records are accurate and they are. That's what makes them transparent, just because they don't sum everything up for you has no bearing on transparency. It's not like they are attempting to hide anything.

Also comparing them to RAS is a lot like comparing apples and oranges. RAS' service is a completely different model. Just like the jokers at Pick Nation is a completely different model from that. For example, RAS only does 2 sports for approx 5 months out of the year and they are not even full seasons. That's his way of doing business and why he is so successful...his plays are limited and hard to come by. It gives him that illusion of being more selective. That's his place in the market.

Pick Nation also markets their plays completely different. They prefer to do it daily and with a lot of marketing, trying to lure customers in by releasing large 100 dime plays, typically on the most televised or featured game of the day and the ones that they figure most sports bettors will want to put action on. And it works for them, even though they are terrible. But again, it's a completely different model. SPS does all sports all year long and takes more of an "investment" approach focusing on risk management and money management techniques. That's their model. They are not a "get in and get out" service like RAS nor do they try to market above average plays on a daily basis like Pick Nation. They seem to believe that by following their "system", risking what they tell you to that you will be profitable at the end of the year. You follow longterm, you profit and since I've been following it has worked.

From what I have personally experienced, this is what I have learned and what I would say to anyone thinking about signing up.

They are a pretty "niche" service, meaning they are not a service for an avid gambler who likes a lot of action or that are going to come and go throughout the year. They are geared towards long term results and to fully reap the benefits you have to be in it for the long haul. If you're not committed to that or don't have the discipline and you jump from service to service, then have fun going broke. Consistency is key, no matter what service you follow, whether is SPS or anyone else, if you jump from service to service you'll eventually get burned.

They are also not a service that puts out a lot of action, so if you want to bet multiple games a day, then they probably aren't for you either. They typically release 1 play a day, sometimes 2. Maybe 3 on a football weekend, but thats about it. They are a bit on the conservative side in that respect. Their plays also aren't usually on the most popular games on TV, or on TV at all. They seem to preach "value", whether it's on a team like Florida St or NoName University or even on an Under Total. Watching and hoping a game goes Under isn't necessarily fun to watch but they seem to have no issue pulling the trigger on a game that is less than ideal from a fans perspective. If you bet sports just for the pure excitement, then they probably aren't the service for you.

It's ultimately about winning plays and profit, no matter what they are or how fun they are to watch and at the end of the day, these guys do know their stuff. They know what they're doing and don't put out a play just by throwing darts. They definitely do their research on the games and honestly have seen anyone put more effort into explain their reasoning's behind a play than these guys. Whether I agree with their logic or angles or not, at least I feel like I'm getting my money's worth. Do they always win...no....but they are consistent and know how to grind out a profit. They are on an 11-5 run right now, had multiple multi-game winning streaks and back in the Spring even won 28 out of 30 in basketball, so the potential is definitely there. For me, I realize that any service can catch fire and win in the short term but for the long term, I have yet to find another service that is better.

Take it for what it's worth.

Kaepernicking · 10-24-14, 03:56 PM

TheProdigy many thanks for your review mate, very professional indeed!!!! What you have explained is perfect to what systems i am looking for!

tractortrailer · 02-26-15, 01:46 AM

Sports Profit System Review?

Have not tried them. My money has been riding and growing with this guy Gambling911.com did a feature on and it's been superb thus far. A good sign is to see if the capper bets their own money on their games.