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I'm new to these forums and understand that alot of people on here are on to the series chasing strategy.  Can I be filled in on what the public has been using as far as series chases or the so called 'JM' strategy in the MLB?

 

 
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I'm going to try to give you some realistic advice so you don't end up losing your shirt.  If you are hearing about a 'chasing system' for any sport, especially one that is really popular right now in these forums, it is a sure fire money loser.  There is so much disinformation here it is scary.

I have been at this a long time and I know what works and what does not and chasing systems of any kind will lose you every dollar you commit to sports betting.

Let me ask you, what is your sports betting motivation?  Do you want to make a living at it or are you just doing it to have water cooler fodder with your buddies?  If you want to make serious money in this business get chasing systems out of your head.  I guarantee they lose money in the long run.  I wrote an article on this not too long ago......be careful and good luck.
 
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I've been using the chasing strategy for a couple of seasons now.  I've made money using it and have lost money....i've learned it is all about your money management and knowing when to fold them.  I've actually never followed anybody elses system and developed my own 'system' for baseball after learning about how it is used in the NBA 4 years ago.  This is my first time being accustomed to the sportsbetting world outside of discussing it with a few friends through the years and am amazed by all the insight i am learning.  I am tempted to ride the system again, as I've tweaked it over the last 3 seasons and had my best year p&l wise last season...I just wanted to know what the common systems were in MLB.  However I am debating dropping the system all together and testing my skills on making picks in the MLB thsi season.

My goal is to win money...

 
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your mention of money management is the best 'system' you could implement at any time.  there are lots of systems that exist and will make you a lot of money--the problem is everyone wants this for free and then we turn to the forums for the freebies.  sometimes though in business you have to spend money to make money.  there are great systems around that make people tons of money and will cost you money but if your MLB system is working for you, don't change it...I suggest you keep working it if you profit from it!
 
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any good suggestions for good systems except JM beaches? if any of the systems that you mentioned are successul i'm willing to buy any of the systems. the problem is.. it is so hard to find a good system these days..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by beaches:

your mention of money management is the best 'system' you could implement at any time.  there are lots of systems that exist and will make you a lot of money--the problem is everyone wants this for free and then we turn to the forums for the freebies.  sometimes though in business you have to spend money to make money.  there are great systems around that make people tons of money and will cost you money but if your MLB system is working for you, don't change it...I suggest you keep working it if you profit from it!


Completely disagree. You put yourself at a disadvantage when you pay anybody for picks. Not only do you have to make your money, you also have to make up the coin dropped on buying the picks in the first place.
I have tried many cheap and expensive services in years past and its was always the same thing. They fuckin lost and wouldn't man up and even admit it.
There are plenty of good systems and cappers at this site. You just have to find one that fits your style and bankroll.
 
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smitler....paying for picks and utilizing betting systems are two different things in this discussion.

Start with managing your bankroll correctly and if your willing to invest money try these sports betting systems.  If you start looking at sports betting from purely a historical mathematical perspective and try to remove the emotion from it your results will change drastically.

I don't even pick up the paper anymore to look at the statistics from the night before but I do make money consistently now so not all is lost.
 
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So beaches you are a sports bettor and use bookie buster? You don"t actually use that do you? Seems like a scam to me?
 
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I don't pay for picks, never had, never will.  I will be sticking to a chase system this season and also test my ability to make straight picks.  BOL to all and  to cashing in this season....

 
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mike, I use some of the systems they implement--not all of them, but some of them.  And yes, if you want to see what it is all about, you have to purchase the product.  If you are a winning sports bettor and have done so on your own, don't buy it.  You don't need it.

Good luck.
 
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All You Gotta Do JJsLock Is Bet Against The Public.  Doesn't Get No Simpler Than That.
 
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It's much more than betting against the public.  Sure, that sound great in theory, but how do you do that?

I have had a (bankroll) increase this week of 11%--in ONE WEEK.  Win percentage?  54%.

I don't have to think about it anymore and that is the best part about it.  Every week I look at the funds produced and there is an increase.  Do you know how powerful that is?

I mean do what you think will earn you the most money but when I know a system will help if it is used correctly I am going to  try and pass it along.

It's here if you want it.  If you need more info let me know and I will try and help you out.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by smitler:



Completely disagree. You put yourself at a disadvantage when you pay anybody for picks. Not only do you have to make your money, you also have to make up the coin dropped on buying the picks in the first place.
I have tried many cheap and expensive services in years past and its was always the same thing. They fuckin lost and wouldn't man up and even admit it.

If all of these pick you paid for lost why not just pay for them and go AGAINST them?
There are plenty of good systems and cappers at this site. You just have to find one that fits your style and bankroll.

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