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BET THE HOOK

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Posted: Jun. 4, 2009 - 9:25 AM ET #226

Since the Mets were postponed are they still the pick for today? Detroit got hammered by Boston.

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jv040

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Posted: Jun. 4, 2009 - 10:31 AM ET #227

Quote Originally Posted by BET THE HOOK:

Since the Mets were postponed are they still the pick for today? Detroit got hammered by Boston.

yes the mets are a play today
so is detroit 2nd game

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 4, 2009 - 1:29 PM ET #228

Quote Originally Posted by MarlonB:

jv040,

That Detroit game must be from the e-book because he did not release that game with the PSIC service. He must have filtered that game out for the PSIC service.

GL

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 4, 2009 - 1:30 PM ET #229

PSIC has the Mets again. Just the Mets.

(system play, game 1 of possible 2)

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 6, 2009 - 12:10 PM ET #230

PSIC for the 5th

Seattle (system)

Cards (system)

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 6, 2009 - 12:12 PM ET #231

PSIC for the 6th

Cards to win 2 units

Seattle to win 2 units

Red Sox -1 1/2 runs

Detroit ML

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 9, 2009 - 4:31 AM ET #232

PSIC for the 7th

Cards to win 3 units

Yanks

both system plays

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 9, 2009 - 4:31 AM ET #233

PSIC nothing for the 8th

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 9, 2009 - 4:11 PM ET #234

PSIC has 2 system plays for today.

Texas (2 game)

NYY (3 game, sweep chase)

GL

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chicano1

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Posted: Jun. 10, 2009 - 12:02 AM ET #235

Chalk up 1 more win for ol JM tonight.........................

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chicano1

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Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 12:29 AM ET #236

I have a question for anyone out there who places wagers on MLB

can any one say that their way or scheme or system is foolproof or fullproof and it has only won $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ this season and not LOST any ??????????????????

Cause I will tell you what, I have found a system that has done nothing but win me money !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

its called the JOHN MORRISON SPORTSBETTINGCHAMP SYSTEM

dude is nothing but money in the bank

once again his system prevailed

Yanks +1 1/2 (2nd wager of the series)

thats all series wins and 0 series losses for the 2009 MLB SEASON thus far

GOOD LUCK TO ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 3:06 AM ET #237

PSIC had 3 system plays today

NYY (2 of 3)

Texas (2 of 2)

Brewers (1 of 2)

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Lippsman

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Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 12:40 PM ET #238

Thanks for keeping up the posting Marlon.

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jonnymega

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Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 12:48 PM ET #239

Thanks for the system plays, Marlon. Any idea on the record for the season so far?

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udpert

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Posts: 24

Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 5:55 PM ET #240

This is my first post here. I have no clout, but I subscribe to Morrison's handicapping and use Psic's Labourchere on system plays, so I'm throwing my 2 cents in the hat because I for one have had a poor year with both.

Morrison himself is self-serving (he'll charge you extra if you want his system plays more than 20 minutes before a game, and while he'll claim his $500 handicapping service comes to about $1.37 a day--suggesting a year of picks--in fact, you'll get just the current MLB season, which for him started in June this year); Tod of Psic is sincere and wants to help (which doesn't mean he's a good handicapper--I don't take his handicapping plays yet, so don't know). Morrison's system (whether or not he invented it) seems to work long-term, but you'd better join it at the right time, be very patient, or have a giant bankroll. When I joined I ran into a quick succession of C bets right off the bat, and unless you have a LOT of bankroll you're not going to blindly risk some 12 units to win one. So hope the system is on an A or B streak immediately or be willing to grit your teeth big time on one game, and have another wad ready for the next. If so, you'll win over time (it seems). I just can't stomach the C bets while waiting for enough A and B bets to enlarge my bankroll in preparation for them.

The Labourchere that Tod of Psic recommends, however, has been weak for me this year. You don't buy points with this system (3 for NBA, 1.5 for MLB). Time after time this year, I'm losing because of not buying the points. That's frustration, because these are wins under the much riskier Morrison. So Psic is weak but safer on systems, and Morrison is stronger but much riskier.

As far as Morrison's handicapping, well, he's the king of self-spin and will make it seem like he's hitting right and left, but fact is, he's just above 50% if that. So I am not satisfied with his handicapping, not for $500.

That's where I'm at. I'd love to hear a strict Labourchere user tell me they're succeeding with it, because I waffle weekly between that money management and the point-buying chase, and am just about ready to hang it up on both.

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This is my first post here. I have no clout, but I subscribe to Morrison's handicapping and use Psic's Labourchere on system plays, so I'm throwing my 2 cents in the hat because I for one have had a poor year with both.

Morrison himself is self-serving (he'll charge you extra if you want his system plays more than 20 minutes before a game, and while he'll claim his $500 handicapping service comes to about $1.37 a day--suggesting a year of picks--in fact, you'll get just the current MLB season, which for him started in June this year); Tod of Psic is sincere and wants to help (which doesn't mean he's a good handicapper--I don't take his handicapping plays yet, so don't know). Morrison's system (whether or not he invented it) seems to work long-term, but you'd better join it at the right time, be very patient, or have a giant bankroll. When I joined I ran into a quick succession of C bets right off the bat, and unless you have a LOT of bankroll you're not going to blindly risk some 12 units to win one. So hope the system is on an A or B streak immediately or be willing to grit your teeth big time on one game, and have another wad ready for the next. If so, you'll win over time (it seems). I just can't stomach the C bets while waiting for enough A and B bets to enlarge my bankroll in preparation for them.

The Labourchere that Tod of Psic recommends, however, has been weak for me this year. You don't buy points with this system (3 for NBA, 1.5 for MLB). Time after time this year, I'm losing because of not buying the points. That's frustration, because these are wins under the much riskier Morrison. So Psic is weak but safer on systems, and Morrison is stronger but much riskier.

As far as Morrison's handicapping, well, he's the king of self-spin and will make it seem like he's hitting right and left, but fact is, he's just above 50% if that. So I am not satisfied with his handicapping, not for $500.

That's where I'm at. I'd love to hear a strict Labourchere user tell me they're succeeding with it, because I waffle weekly between that money management and the point-buying chase, and am just about ready to hang it up on both.

udpert

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Posts: 24

Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 9:27 PM ET #241

It actually comes out to risking about 16 units to win 1, with Morrison.

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MarlonB

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Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 10:20 PM ET #242

PSIC has 3 final games for his system plays today.

Brewers

Rangers

Yankees

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MarlonB

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Posts: 483

Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 10:21 PM ET #243

Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Thanks for keeping up the posting Marlon.

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chicano1

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Posts: 435

Posted: Jun. 11, 2009 - 11:53 PM ET #244

Quote Originally Posted by udpert:

This is my first post here. I have no clout, but I subscribe to Morrison's handicapping and use Psic's Labourchere on system plays, so I'm throwing my 2 cents in the hat because I for one have had a poor year with both.

Morrison himself is self-serving (he'll charge you extra if you want his system plays more than 20 minutes before a game, and while he'll claim his $500 handicapping service comes to about $1.37 a day--suggesting a year of picks--in fact, you'll get just the current MLB season, which for him started in June this year); Tod of Psic is sincere and wants to help (which doesn't mean he's a good handicapper--I don't take his handicapping plays yet, so don't know). Morrison's system (whether or not he invented it) seems to work long-term, but you'd better join it at the right time, be very patient, or have a giant bankroll. When I joined I ran into a quick succession of C bets right off the bat, and unless you have a LOT of bankroll you're not going to blindly risk some 12 units to win one. So hope the system is on an A or B streak immediately or be willing to grit your teeth big time on one game, and have another wad ready for the next. If so, you'll win over time (it seems). I just can't stomach the C bets while waiting for enough A and B bets to enlarge my bankroll in preparation for them.

The Labourchere that Tod of Psic recommends, however, has been weak for me this year. You don't buy points with this system (3 for NBA, 1.5 for MLB). Time after time this year, I'm losing because of not buying the points. That's frustration, because these are wins under the much riskier Morrison. So Psic is weak but safer on systems, and Morrison is stronger but much riskier.

As far as Morrison's handicapping, well, he's the king of self-spin and will make it seem like he's hitting right and left, but fact is, he's just above 50% if that. So I am not satisfied with his handicapping, not for $500.

That's where I'm at. I'd love to hear a strict Labourchere user tell me they're succeeding with it, because I waffle weekly between that money management and the point-buying chase, and am just about ready to hang it up on both.

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Quote Originally Posted by udpert:

This is my first post here. I have no clout, but I subscribe to Morrison's handicapping and use Psic's Labourchere on system plays, so I'm throwing my 2 cents in the hat because I for one have had a poor year with both.

Morrison himself is self-serving (he'll charge you extra if you want his system plays more than 20 minutes before a game, and while he'll claim his $500 handicapping service comes to about $1.37 a day--suggesting a year of picks--in fact, you'll get just the current MLB season, which for him started in June this year); Tod of Psic is sincere and wants to help (which doesn't mean he's a good handicapper--I don't take his handicapping plays yet, so don't know). Morrison's system (whether or not he invented it) seems to work long-term, but you'd better join it at the right time, be very patient, or have a giant bankroll. When I joined I ran into a quick succession of C bets right off the bat, and unless you have a LOT of bankroll you're not going to blindly risk some 12 units to win one. So hope the system is on an A or B streak immediately or be willing to grit your teeth big time on one game, and have another wad ready for the next. If so, you'll win over time (it seems). I just can't stomach the C bets while waiting for enough A and B bets to enlarge my bankroll in preparation for them.

The Labourchere that Tod of Psic recommends, however, has been weak for me this year. You don't buy points with this system (3 for NBA, 1.5 for MLB). Time after time this year, I'm losing because of not buying the points. That's frustration, because these are wins under the much riskier Morrison. So Psic is weak but safer on systems, and Morrison is stronger but much riskier.

As far as Morrison's handicapping, well, he's the king of self-spin and will make it seem like he's hitting right and left, but fact is, he's just above 50% if that. So I am not satisfied with his handicapping, not for $500.

That's where I'm at. I'd love to hear a strict Labourchere user tell me they're succeeding with it, because I waffle weekly between that money management and the point-buying chase, and am just about ready to hang it up on both.

chicano1

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Joined: Feb, 2009

Posts: 435

Posted: Jun. 12, 2009 - 12:22 AM ET #245

UDPERT,

There seems to be some confussion on your part lets see if I can help

Im not sure if you realize that JOHN MORRISON Mr. SPORTSBETTTINGCHAMP.COM has now 2 different services

1 service is lets call it his SYSTEM PLAYS and his other service is lets call them his DAILY PICKS...................

now I did not purchase his DAILYS

BUT I did purchase his SYSTEM PLAYS that as of right now are at 6 series wins and 0 series losses for the MLB 2009 SEASON

and to top it off the cost of the system is only $197.............................

and with that 197 you will get his lifetime SYSTEM picks which are right now somewhere around 160 consecutive series wins and 0 yeah ZERO LOSSES.............................

so with that being said I hope that I have helped you out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BEST OF LUCK CAUSE ANYONE OF US IN SPORTS WAGERING ARE IN IT TO WIN IT.......................

AND WITHOUT A DOUBT MR MORRISON SYSTEMS PLAYS ARE NOTHING BUT $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

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chicano1

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Joined: Feb, 2009

Posts: 435

Posted: Jun. 12, 2009 - 12:44 AM ET #246

UDPERT,

There seems to be some confussion on your part lets see if I can help

Im not sure if you realize that JOHN MORRISON Mr. SPORTSBETTTINGCHAMP.COM has now 2 different services

1 service is lets call it his SYSTEM PLAYS and his other service is lets call them his DAILY PICKS...................

now I did not purchase his DAILYS

BUT I did purchase his SYSTEM PLAYS that as of right now are at 6 series wins and 0 series losses for the MLB 2009 SEASON

and to top it off the cost of the system is only $197.............................

and with that 197 you will get his lifetime SYSTEM picks which are right now somewhere around 160 consecutive series wins and 0 yeah ZERO LOSSES.............................

so with that being said I hope that I have helped you out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BEST OF LUCK CAUSE ANYONE OF US IN SPORTS WAGERING ARE IN IT TO WIN IT

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chicano1

Prospect

Joined: Feb, 2009

Posts: 435

Posted: Jun. 12, 2009 - 12:45 AM ET #247

UDPERT,

There seems to be some confussion on your part lets see if I can help

Im not sure if you realize that JOHN MORRISON Mr. SPORTSBETTTINGCHAMP.COM has now 2 different services

1 service is lets call it his SYSTEM PLAYS and his other service is lets call them his DAILY PICKS...................

now I did not purchase his DAILYS

BUT I did purchase his SYSTEM PLAYS that as of right now are at 6 series wins and 0 series losses for the MLB 2009 SEASON

and to top it off the cost of the system is only $197.............................

and with that 197 you will get his lifetime SYSTEM picks which are right now somewhere around 160 consecutive series wins and 0 yeah ZERO LOSSES.............................

so with that being said I hope that I have helped you out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BEST OF LUCK CAUSE ANYONE OF US IN SPORTS WAGERING ARE IN IT TO WIN IT

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chicano1

Prospect

Joined: Feb, 2009

Posts: 435

Posted: Jun. 12, 2009 - 11:48 AM ET #248

OOPS Im not sure why that happened

but just want to end by saying the JM SYSTEM is the 1 to follow

and of course with good & proper moneymanagement you should be sitting pretty after a year of MLB & NBA combined thats approx 120 series bets

lets just say the system losses 1 time in each youre still up 80 units

GOOD LUCK

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MarlonB

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Joined: Jan, 2009

Posts: 483

Posted: Jun. 14, 2009 - 5:27 PM ET #249

PSIC has no plays during inter-league.

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Kazidog

Prospect

Joined: Jun, 2008

Posts: 55

Posted: Jun. 15, 2009 - 11:21 AM ET #250

chicano1

In reading your posts, can we assume we will be seing you in a John Morrison promo video soon? I am sure it was a slight oversight, but in sports betting AND with John system plays, he has his customers taking the Run Line points if the team is a dog.

I am sure you can see that on B and C wagers, putting up a large chunk of change to get a meger return, is a shortcut to the poor house. It would be far more honest and meaningful if touts would post Money wagered vs Money won. Then it would be easy to see if any system were a money maker. Just thought I would add another log of honesty to the fire. Records can paint a prettier picture than a won/loss balance sheet. BOL on future bets.

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