 The Public Enemy |
WINNING 70% IN MLB, 66% OVERALL - Q. What does the Betting Square know about sports gambling? A. Nothing. And what does the betting public in gerneral know, again, not much. Las Vegas and Sportsbooks are built on this premise. Meet The Public Enemy, Finding you the right side of the game to be on, and not following the trend John Q. Square is all over |
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| Public Enemy - 7 Day Executive Service : $125.00 Profit by betting against the square betting public.
The average betting square follows the main stream media like sheep to the slaughter. They expect the guy who writes a piece for Yahoo! or who the guy on ESPN to be giving expert insight, when in reality, all the guy is doing is filling air space or meeting a deadline. This type of ill-concieved trust in talking heads leads to exploitable mispricings in betting markets. For example, widespread pessimism about a team or trend can drive a price so low that it overstates the risks of betting the team or trend, and understates its prospects for profitability. Identifying and betting on these distressed situations leads to above-average gains. Conversely, widespread optimism can result in unjustifiably high valuations. Conventional wisdom is not always wrong, but profits soar when it is. Identifying the right opportunities to bet against the public is key. That's where we come in. Our record of identifying these opportunities has garnered us a reputation as "Public Enemy #1". Join The Public Enemy for this 7 Day Subscription Package and put "the hit" on your man! |
| LEAGUE | DATE | MATCHUP | SELECTION | W/L |
| NCAAF | 2010-09-05 | SMU vs. Texas Tech | Texas Tech | Loss (-102) |
| MLB | 2010-09-05 | Colorado vs. San Diego | San Diego | Loss (-129) |
| NCAAF | 2010-09-04 | Connecticut vs. Michigan | Michigan | Win (100) |
| MLB | 2010-09-04 | Cincinnati vs. St. Louis | St. Louis | Loss (-172) |
| NCAAF | 2010-09-03 | Arizona vs. Toledo | Toledo | Loss (-104) |
| NFL | 2010-09-02 | Miami vs. Dallas | Miami | Win (100) |
| MLB | 2010-09-02 | Boston vs. Baltimore | Boston | Win (100) |
| NCAAF | 2010-09-02 | Marshall vs. Ohio St. | Marshall | Loss (-108) |
| MLB | 2010-09-01 | Milwaukee vs. Cincinnati | Cincinnati | Win (100) |
| MLB | 2010-08-31 | Colorado vs. San Francisco | San Francisco | Win (100) |
| Profit by by betting against the square betting public. The average betting square follows the main stream media like sheep to the slaughter. They expect the guy who writes a piece for Yahoo! or who the guy on ESPN to be giving expert insight, when in reality, all the guy is doing is filling air space or meeting a deadline. This type of ill-concieved trust in talking heads leads to exploitable mispricings in betting markets. For example, widespread pessimism about a team or trend can drive a price so low that it overstates the risks of betting the team or trend, and understates its prospects for profitability. Identifying and betting on these distressed situations leads to above-average gains. Conversely, widespread optimism can result in unjustifiably high valuations. Conventional wisdom is not always wrong, but profits soar when it is. Identifying the right opportunities to bet against the public is key. That's where we come in. Our record of identifying these opportunities has garnered us a reputation as "Public Enemy #1". Join The Public Enemy and put "the hit" on your man! |
NFL Overall Plays (+1791) 72-49 L121 60% All Overall Plays (+1685) 41-21 L62 66% MLB Overall Plays (+1650) 33-14 L47 70% |
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