Truths About Sports Betting From Inside A Sharp Sports Handicapper Mind

By Author: Andrea Melendez
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The word TRUSTED is one you will hear numerous times throughout this article; it truly is a lost entity in the Sports Betting world. In an ocean filled with an abundance of bottom feeders, there are very few Sports Advisors that fit the mold of being trusted. Just like buried treasure, digging up a Sports Handicapper can be a grueling mission. Finding one you can trust, know is respected, and gathers the very best information, is a triple-threat combination tougher to locate than getting your girlfriend to agree to eat box on your birthday…IT’S IMPROBABLE!

The Sports Betting industry is jam-packed with touts peddling their “lock of a lifetime,” and it can be yours for only $999! 18 year old forum junkies who know it all, yet they still grace the confines of their mother’s basement. The latest Sports Handicapper type has now blessed us with their presence on Twitter. If you want their “line moving” Sports Prediction they can be found @SharpSyndicateLineMovingWiseGuy. I’ve yet to research if that’s an authentic account, ...
... but Pinnacle Sports opened betting on “REAL” at -265. Similar to the lock of a lifetime you’ll consider purchasing in September when the Orioles head to New York to take on the Yankees.

The issue with the aforementioned Sports Handicapper types is; each one thinks they “move lines,” and portrays influence in the industry. Reality is; the Sports Betting world only has 5-6 ACTUAL syndicate groups that have the potential to influence a line. They are respected by the books, and when they make a wager the books respond. Outside of these groups, there might be 7-10 individuals that garner that same respect. How do I know this? I have contact with 2 different syndicate groups that I exchange information with daily. This isn’t make believe, these people aren’t figments of ones imagination, they really exist! There are HUGE differences between the people I associate with, and your old roommate from college that has a rich uncle who bet $100,000 on a Football Pick last year, and the line moved by a hook. That doesn’t make him sharp! True sharps and syndicate groups can make a casual bet in the area of $5,000, and move the dial a full point or more. That’s respect, understand the difference?

There are trusted and respected names in this business, both paid, and non-paid Sports Advisor personalities. The non-paid variety tend to get respect from everyone, while the paid ones sometimes get the grunt of the scumbag perception the Sports Betting industry can depict at times. The question I get asked frequently; “If you make so much money betting, why do you need to sell picks?” For me, the answer is simple! I put in more time and effort than 95% of people betting sports. Starting with my own research, making calls and texts throughout the day to gather information, it’s literally a 12-18 hour process each and every day. Comparatively; it takes minimal time to update my website, attach names to an email list, and send out the plays I wager on. Aside from customer service, there really isn’t much work involved. Is that too honest for you?

I’ve always wanted to retire young, and Sports Betting in ALL aspects is going to allow me to do that. Being in my mid 20’s, I use the money I make through my website to invest multiple ways. #1 - It expands my bankroll exponentially in conjunction with profits from picking winners, the faster it grows, the greater percentage of it I can wager on games. #2 - I invest money in the stock market, which since taking seriously the last 30 months has yielded 23.8% net gains. #3 - I invest money in real estate. I put that money away to build for MY future; the number of reasons for ME to sell picks far outweighs the reasons not to! “My Number” is MORE! I’d much rather work at the age of 26, than 56. I can’t answer that question any more truthfully, if you agree, thanks for getting the big picture, if not…TOUGH SHIT!

My name in the Sports Betting industry is one that carries trust and respect with it. That’s not something a majority of Sports Advisor and Sports Handicapper businesses can attest to having. Find a trusted name, find a respected name – and I can tell you, looking right here is a good start.

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