You guys too..happy fathers day....GL today...tough week ending with interleague...
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Thanks for the official plays, Wallco!
Absolutely loving the +money on these RL bets and
to a sweet payday.
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Just want to throw in a few numbers:
Average D bets per season: 28
Average D bet losses/season: 13.8
Range: 7-14
2011 season D bets: 14
2011 season losses: 7
We are 2 and 1/2 months into the MLB season and we have already lost half our average season. We have also gone to the D bet 14 times, again, half as much as average. There's 3 and 1/2 months left of the season.
In other words, June has butchered what will otherwise be a great season. If we return to average we should lose about 2 times a month for the rest of the season. Some losses may come more in one month than the other, but that is our average. Keep in mind that although we have lost 5 series in the past 3 weeks, that is very abnormal and hopefully should not happen again. We had 2 losses before the 5 series went down, and we are just about half way through the season. The system was returning to average it seems like, now we are back on track to finish close to the averages.
Just trying to bring some sanity back into this thread. When you look at the averages, where we are in the season, and the fact that we missed out on 15 wins before Wallco's first post, the results are not that surprising.
Happy Father's Day everyone! Here's to a hopeful night!
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Please share (maybe again) where "the Champ Selections" are posted? And what's this years record? THANKSComment -
Happy Day to all those who let one get past the goalie.Comment -
As long as this thread has gone insane let's get this out there. Morrison's latest email:
When I first opened up The Champ Selections, I had planned on
offering the service for the long term. But, ever since I got a
hold of my secret inside sources, I had to quickly shut down the
site for the mere fact that my picks were too good, and I was
banking in too much money betting than to be selling memberships.
I'm opening up the service for you now at an exclusive discount as
a courtesy so that you can afford the actual price of the
membership by the year's end. In fact, $2,000/month won't mean
diddly-squat to you by next year!
How can I be so certain that you can afford such a pricetag
within a year? Look, talk is cheap, so let me PROVE it to you!
Let's say that you are down on your luck. All you have left is a
mere $100 to make something out of and not a penny more! Now, with
The Champ Selections, you can expect to increase your bankroll by
5% each day. Remember, I have inside sources. Bet on my picks, and
you'll make money -- it's that simple! Some days all of my picks
will win and you'll make a lot more, while on other days you may
get unlucky and take a step back. But historically speaking, over
the long term your bankroll will increase by about 5% on average
for every day that you're betting on my picks.
Which means that by the end of your first day, your $100 bankroll
will turn into $105. By the end of the second day, it will grow to
$110.25, and so forth...
Again, this is on average and over the long term the kind of
growth you can expect. You could very well be doubling your
bankroll to $200 by the 2nd day, or take a step back to $90...who
knows, it all depends on the day...but generally speaking, and
historically proven that on average, your bankroll will increase
5% each day by betting on my picks over the long term.
Given this scenario, I want you to take a guess right now what your
$100 bankroll will turn into by the 365th day.
Take a wild guess right now James!
Remember, I'd never offer The Champ Selections (normally
$2,000/month + 5% commission on winnings) to you for $500 unless I
know for absolutely certain that by next year, you can afford the
actual price of the membership.
What did you guess? $50,000? $100,000? $500,000?
Even if you guessed $1 Million, you're still way off James!
Want to know the real answer? If your bankroll increases by 5% each
day after betting on my picks that I obtain through inside info, then
over the course of a year, you would have turned your measly $100
savings into a shiny new bankroll of well over $5.4 BILLION DOLLARS.
That's no typo James. Feel free to check my math and
day-to-day breakdown at: [IMG]chrome://litmus-ff/skin/small/lvl2.png[/IMG]www.sportsbettingchamp.com/tcs-wins.htm
You see James, I would never offer a whole year of The
Champ Selections to you for $500 unless I know for certain that you
can afford to pay for the regular membership of $2,000/month + 5%
of your winnings by next year, regardless of how broke you are now!
And remember, $5.4 Billion is the theoretically estimated fortune
you'd have amassed in 1 year if all that you have to your name is
$100 to play with. Can you imagine just how sickening your wealth
will be if you had started with $500, $1,000, or more?
This is the kind of wealth that The Champ Selections can make for
you James. Do you see why now I'm getting offering you
a year of my picks at such a despicable amount of discounts? It's
because I know for certain after after a year of betting on my
picks, $2,000/month will mean absolutely NOTHING for you any more.
To secure your membership to a full year of my daily picks service,
"The Champ Selections," send a check or money order to:
TT Services
John Morrison
PO Box 30175
Worcester, MA 01603
USA
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Thank you for taking the time to come up with that data. However, for the sake of accuracy, I must make a correction. The average losses per season have been 13.8, not 11. As painful as the 2006 season was, we still need to include that one in our totals. You may have missed this one in your calculation. But even with all these losses, the system has still produced nearly 600 units of profit in the past six years, including that season. There will be losses, and we may have some soon, you never know, but from by backtest results, it appears that the system usually recovers these losses and turns out a good profit by season's end. I tried to state this many many times at the very beginning. We are playing majority +money bets, we will lose more, and when we win, our unit profit per game will be much higher. Standard systems that play mostly favorites wiill win more (A) and (B) bets than this one, and will have less losses by season's end. They have to in order to survive. The important difference is every time the other systems win a series, it is usually only 1 unit profit each time (unless of course you are playing for .000012 units each play, then you never really get anywhere anyway, and waste a lot of time). Majority of our wins return much more than 1 unit. I recall a +230 (D) bet hitting somewhere in my backtest, I will try to find that if I can. The net result of that one play was +11.4 units. It was very common for (C) and (D) to be winning games at +150, happened a lot. So for some people to say the system is a failure only because there are too many (D) bets, or more losses that the average system, those people need to get out a calculator, or brush up on their common sense to realize they are wrong. If this was a 100% (-money) favorite bet system, I would totally agree with them, because an (A) bet and a (D) bet would produce the same return. But in this system, many bets make more money the deeper they go, and yes, many of these underdog bets will lose.Just want to throw in a few numbers:
Average D bets per season: 28
Average D bet losses/season: 11
Range: 7-14
2011 season D bets: 14
2011 season losses: 7
We are 2 and 1/2 months into the MLB season and we have already lost half our average season. We have also gone to the D bet 14 times, again, half as much as average. There's 3 and 1/2 months left of the season.
In other words, June has butchered what will otherwise be a great season. If we return to average we should lose about 2 times a month for the rest of the season. Some losses may come more in one month than the other, but that is our average. Keep in mind that although we have lost 5 series in the past 3 weeks, that is very abnormal and hopefully should not happen again. We had 2 losses before the 5 series went down, and we are just about half way through the season. The system was returning to average it seems like, now we are back on track to finish close to the averages.
Just trying to bring some sanity back into this thread. When you look at the averages, where we are in the season, and the fact that we missed out on 15 wins before Wallco's first post, the results are not that surprising.
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How is JM doing? Do you guys still post his picks in the JM thread here? I see hoodini...wallco...dlunc3 and a few others posting their systems...are you guys still updating the plays that were supposed to actually be in this thread? Just out of interest anyone?
Is it a problem to ask for JM's current record in the JM thread?
Hagball52 maybe...? You seem to get his e-mails...Comment -
imotiv8, it may be time for your monthly statement of your intentions when you created the thread.Comment -
JM MLB System
2011 Official season series record 11-1 (v1)
(A) 8-4
(B) 2-2
(C) 1-1
V2 plays 2-1
V3 system 1-1
Unofficial series 8-0
V3
(6/18/2011) San Francisco (.516) @ Oakland (.483) M/L (A) Loss
Next Plays
V3
(6/19/2011) San Francisco (.513) @ Oakland (.485) M/L (B) (Final bet, no (C) )
Upcoming Plays
(7/01/2011) Cincinnati v Cleveland
(7/01/2011) San Diego @ Seattle
Notes: The V3 play still is in favorable rpi. I personally have not played it because I feel like Oakland was going to go on a little run, and they have. The lines are moving back and forth on this game. First OAK opened as the fav and SFO moved to fav and I think it depends on which book you use, some will differ. What I'm getting at is the Giants might be able to be played runline +1 1/2 but the juice would be through the roof. No thanks. There are 9 possible sweeps today with probably little or no future plays because it's interleague. GL all today and HAPPY FATHER'S DAY.Comment -
Just a quick note on that email I posted from Morrison. I was foolish enough one time to have purchased his "champselections" a couple years ago and he just kept sending them to me for free after my subscription ran out. I have tracked him for that time. His results are terrible and yes I will be firing off an email with my own mathematical formula on why I don't have 5.4 BILLION DOLLARS.Comment -
Wallco, Good luck today, I will be on some of your plays today. Happy Father's Day if your a Dad.Comment -
My work is done here. Have a great day everyone.Comment -
We all know the reason... because Morrison is a weasel who lies about his record.
He may have outdone himself with this lie. I can't imagine anyone believing they can make 5.4 billion in a year. Even if his record was as good as he says, let's say you choose a money management system to bet 2% of your bankroll per pick. Two percent of 5.4 billion is 108 million. Does anyone know a sportsbook that would accept a 108 million dollar bet on one game?Comment -
Thanks for the response Wallco and thanks for the correction, I don't want to preach something inaccurate! Still, the numbers look good. The main point that I hope everyone takes away from my post is that your system was performing above its average until the 5 series losses that took place the past 3 weeks. Every follower is hurting right now, not just 1 person. However this *should* turn around. Now we are back to our average considering we have half our total season losses and D games, and we are about half way through the season. The harder it hurts now, the easier we will have it later on, *if* the averages hold true this season. People seem to forget that this system is expected to lose over 10 times, and we had only 2 losses up until a few weeks ago. There is a statistical reason and a law of mathematics that is at play with this system, up until this month we were outperforming this law.
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The guy running the Johm Morrison website is a guy named Tan Nguyen I believe. The chase system he touts has been around for years. He's got a wonderful scam going. He marketed this chase system so well that we all call it the Johm Morrison system even though we all know there is no such person. BrilliantComment -
Happy Fathers Day to all!Comment -
We all know the reason... because Morrison is a weasel who lies about his record.
He may have outdone himself with this lie. I can't imagine anyone believing they can make 5.4 billion in a year. Even if his record was as good as he says, let's say you choose a money management system to bet 2% of your bankroll per pick. Two percent of 5.4 billion is 108 million. Does anyone know a sportsbook that would accept a 108 million dollar bet on one game?
I think noone've bought his system because you can't find any record about it here. I am sure he doesn't have money back guarantee on it
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He does, but only because his product is purchased through Clickbank. He says he'll refund your money but he never answers emails. The only way to make sure he holds up to his agreement is to forcefully take your money back from him by issuing a refund through Clickbank, otherwise he'll never refund you.Comment -
on to stl d bet.....
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C'mom LAD.....
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Looks like you guys have a few more "D" bets coming...GL guys...not been pretty...
Will pull for the yankees that would be really bad if they do not pull through for you guys...
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The SL set would've been cleared if that moron didn't try streching a single to a double for the 2nd out of the bottom ninth. Then guess what: Home RunComment
