May 24th, 2008
I wrote earlier this week about my third “secret” (and potentially the most powerful one), that I am releasing on a limited basis this weekend.
I case you missed here it is again:
Imagine being able to generate a 20%-30% return on each grand slam, how much would grab? Well, this strategy does just that.
But first let me tell you:
- This is not Arbitrage
- It is not Trading
- It is not some silly staking plan.
No this is a bonafide loophole that we can exploit. Last year at the French Open, I got a return of 28%, the return at Wimbledon was 34%.
What does this mean? It means that for every £1000 I invested, I got back £280 at the French Open and £340 at Wimbledon. All without risk. At any stage, the worse case scenario was that I got my money back.
I offered this to the first 20 buyers earlier this week, and as you can imagine it got snapped up. So I’ve decided to extend the offer to the next 20 people buying my course.
To receive details of this powerful money making machine, just purchase my course at:
http://www.tennisbettingsecretsrevealed.com/go.php?c=08
You will be emailed the download link for the new “secret” on Sunday morning.
Remember you must act now to secure your copy.
All the signs are present, to indicate that this year we should get a 30% return from the French, and Wimbledon might be even better.
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Regards
Will
PS: This new “secret” can be applied hours / a day before each game. It is probably the only legal way to grab free returns on the internet.
Buy at: http://www.tennisbettingsecretsrevealed.com/go.php?c=08
You will be then be emailed the download link for the new “secret” on Sunday morning.
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May 22nd, 2008
Here are some stats that I dug up on last 4 years French Open. Now before I give them to you let me explain what they mean.
I thought we’d have a look at how the favourites fared over the tournament. Now the odds I’ve used are the odds at which the
highest amount of money was matched on Betfair. So if a player had 12000 matched at 1.40, 10000 matched at 1.42 and 8000 matched at 1.38, I’ve used 1.4 in my calculations.
What does this mean? It means that you should have had a very good chance of getting these odds. So here we go:
Here is the table (performance of favourites):
PR Return Winners Losers SR Profit Profit %
<1.1 55 53 4 93% -2 -4%
1.1-1.2 52.82 46 10 82% -3.18 -6%
1.2-1.3 28.9 24 7 77% -2.1 -7%
1.3-1.4 32.92 25 16 61% -8.08 -20%
1.4-1.6 59.4 42 10 81% 7.4 14%
1.6-1.8 17.92 13 17 43% -12.08 -40%
Totals 246.96 203 64 76% -20.04 -8%
PR= Price Range (This is the Bookmakers price range NOT Betfairs)
Return= How much you would have got back if you placed 1 pound on each
Winners = Winners 
Losers = Losers
SR = Strike Rate of for winners
Profit = Profit backing each for 1 pound
Profit% = % Return on the money you invested
I think this emphasizes the need for a good consistent system.
I will be sending out another set of stats on Saturday, looking at favourites from another angle.
Let now have a look at how the main system in my book fared on the first two days of the French Open:
Match Result
Gaudio vs Gicquel Won
Becker vs Montcourt Won
Vicente vs Safin Won
Minar vs Starace Won
Roitman vs Robredo Won
Galvani vs Davydenko Won
A 100% record ! Not bad, I think you must agree. There is still time
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Good Luck at Roland Garros
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May 19th, 2008
Last week I wrote about the huge success we had with my second “secret” system, when Elena Dementieva did us a big favour and stuffed my members pockets full of cash, well today I can confirm that this system had another huge win in the WTA Italian Open Tennis tournament in Rome. This time it was thanks to Jelena Jankovic and Alize Cornet.
Let us recap what this system is about: This tennis sports betting system wins 4 out of 10 bets, and when it wins you win 2000 (approx)and when it loses you lose 500 (approx) . So this means over a series of 10 bets, you would lose 3000, but you would win 8000, giving you a profit of 5000. I would take that every time wouldn’t you?
Incidently this sports betting system has also been successful at the French Open in 4 of the last 5 years. Join us now as we try to make it 5 out of 6: http://www.tennisbettingsecretsrevealed.com
I guess you are wondering how the other “secret” tennis betting system is doing. Well after a stunning April, which saw my members literally blow out their account balances to astronomical proportions with 117 winners from 119 selections (it was a busy month), May has been very kind to us we have had 26 bets and No (that is zero, nada, zilch) losers. I think I don’t need to tell you what that as done to our betting banks, it might be seen as boasting
Stop sitting on the fence, dip your toes into the water, and smell the sweet scent of success today.
Good Luck at Roland Garros
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May 12th, 2008
My members attack the opposition on two fronts, and while the first system generally steals all the headlines because of it’s remarkable winning streaks of 25 wins, 30 wins etc and huge returns, the second one doesn’t do too badly either.
It isn’t as flamboyant as its partner, but it keeps churning out the profit.
If I were to tell you that every time you lost, you would lose 500 and every time you won, you would win 2000, and that you would win 4 times out of 10, you would take it every time wouldn’t you?
It would mean that for every 10 bets, you would lose 3000, but you would also win 8000, giving you a profit of 5000.
Well thats exactly what this second strategy has been doing over the past few years. The German Open is a recent example of it’s success, with Elena landing the spoils for us (hence the headline), and members walking away with pockets stuffed full of cash.
Incidently this sytem has also been successful at the French Open in 4 of the last 5 years. Join us now as we try to make it 5 out of 6 at http://www.tennisbettingsecretsrevealed.com
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May 4th, 2008
When I wrote last week about the absolutely astounding month
we are having, I assured you that this was no flash in the pan, and
that the results would keep coming in.
True to my word, I can report that since my last update, we have
had 27 selections, and not a single loser! This follows on of
course from the results below:
Miami Open = 45 Selections 1 loser
Estoril = 25 Selections 0 losers
Houston = 24 Selections 1 loser
Valencia = 23 Selections 0 losers
But some of you have written to me asking what is the all important
bottom line looking like. Well I am happy to report it is very
healthy.
Lets say you got my book a month ago, and started applying the
principles right away, by risking £100 on each selection.
Today you would be £3417 in profit, not bad I’m
sure you will agree.
The good news is that it still isn’t too late. The French Open and
Wimbledon are just around the corner, and we do really, really well
in these tournaments.
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March 30th, 2008
A nice winner yesterday, lets try for more of the same today.
The first sports bet I am going to selct is in the tennis match
Ferrero vs Berdych. The head to head record favours Berdych, but
Ferrero is in better form, and at 2.72 represents a good sports
betting opportunity.
The second game is Canas vs Gonzalez. Now anyone who follows tennis
knows that Gonzalez can be very good, but he can also be very bad.
The fate of the match will rest on which Gonzalez turns up today.
His form this year however, has been quite good, with one title in
the bag already. At 2.10 he represents another good sports betting
opportunity.
Don’t forget to green up if it makes sense.
Good Luck with your sports Betting.
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March 29th, 2008
Well we ran out of luck in the last bet, with our selection going
down
in two tie breaks. However after the recent run that we had, we
can’t complain.
Today I am looking at two in form plyers, who are up against
experienced opponents, but I expect them to come through.
The first is in the Andreev vs Anderson match. Anderson has of
course been in the headlines recently with his giant killing act,
and at 2.20 he looks value to follow up here.
The other match is Vaerdasco vs Tipsarevic. I was at the Australian
Open the day Tipsarevic almost knokced Federer out, and if he can
play to that standard he should have no problem today. At 2.1 I
think he represents a good sporting bet.
Remember to green up if the odds go silly on us. A small profit in
the bank is better than a loss.
Good Luck with your sports betting
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March 27th, 2008
So the tennis circus moves on, and we find ourselves in Miami.
The match that catches my eye is Melzer vs Llodra. Te head to head
between these two is 2-1 in Melzer’s favour.
However Llodra has been in great form this year (14 wins 5 losses)
and has won 2 titles.
Moreover, last year he was going well until he lost out to Djokovic
in this competition. Melzer is no Djokovic. So at 2.22 I think
Llodra represents a good sports bet.
Good luck with you sports betting!
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March 22nd, 2008
Flushed with the sports betting success that we are having at present, I am going totake on match that i might have stayed away from on another day.
The match is Djokovic vs Nadal. Now we all know that Nadal is No 2 in the world, and Djokovic is No 3, so why is Djokovic the favourite? Well he has risen in the rankings over the past year, like a rocket shooting to the sky, and people feel he is the real challenge to Federer’s dominance of Tennis.
That may be so, but the head to head record is 6-2 in Nadal’s favour, including the final in this very tournament last year. Now before we get carried away I must stress that two of Nadal’s wins were because Djokovic retired injured.
Nadal, is however available at 2.60 as I speak, and to me that is way over. So step in and help yourself to this sports betting treat.
Good luck with your tennis betting!
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March 18th, 2008
I hope you got on Haas at 5.40. I couldn’t believe those other so called pundits were advising Roddick @ 2.00 for -4.5 games. They must have looked at the surface, and not looked at the full stats.
Digging deep is something we always do, and the result has been a splendid record of sports betting over the last two weeks.
Today’s game is Ancic vs Ferrero. Ferrero is ranked 22 and Ancic 72, but looking at the betting Ancic is the favourite and Ferrero can be backed at 2.70. So does this make a good sports betting oportunity? A good Tennis Trading opportunity?
Well the reason Ancic is favourite, is his record this year, and more importantly Ferrero’s bad record this year. However the head to heads show Ferrero leading 3-0.
Will he make it 4-0? At 2.70 I think this a good sports betting opportunity, and advise you to get stuck in. At the very least this should be a close game and we should get the opportunity to green up.
Good luck with your tennis bets!
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