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The Hedge Betting System
The Hedge Betting System The Power of Betting Parlays
Betting parlays can be extremely profitable. Some experts suggest that betting parlays are a waste of money “sucker bets” when in fact they dont know the half of it. When an amateur gambler sets his eyes on making a large sum of money on a small wager, then parlays and action reverse bets are the way to go. This is because of the payouts they give. When you wager on a “strait bet” you are laying -110 to win +100. When you are playing a two team parlay, you are laying -110 to win +300 or 3-1.
Basic math would tell you that parlays have a better payout. Of course winning two games as apposed to winning one game is much tougher. When using The Hedge Betting System you can maximize your profits tremendously. This easy to follow never released to the public until now system has been making millions over the years.
We have decided to sell there expert betting system to the public. In attempts to keep this system in house, they are going to sell pick packages at an extremely low price. So instead of them explaining a very complex system, they have decided to sell individual pick packages.
Lets start of by explaining how this system works. In simple terms this is considered a hedge betting system. Hedge Betting is a way to make a “small” but guaranteed profit. In this case, our profits are much more than “small”. This is because we are using a parlay betting system that pays out 3-1 or better. Most hedge betting systems follow a tight trend on even money payout bets. We look at value, along with high profit margin trends.
This is how its done. Our expert handicappers look at statistical data to determine which teams have a higher percentage of beating the point spread. They then look at “point spread value” to determine which point spread is set at “par”. When we refer the term “par” we are trying to say which line is consistent with the statistical data and trends that follow suit. Our experts will take each team with the highest percentage of beating the spread and pair it with another team to form a parlay. They will then determine which teams follow “par” and pair them together to form a teaser bet. For those of you not familiar with “teasers” please refer to our guide found Here How To Bet Teasers When we bet teasers, we wager against our parlays. We take the team that we feel has the highest winning percentage, and pair it with the teams that follows “par” and bet a teaser. We counter these teaser bets with all of our parlays. This will extremely maximize your winning potential. This is because you are betting against half your wagers. If you happen to go .500 for the day, you will make a profit.
This is very easy to use system! This will put money in your pocket Guaranteed!!!
Craps Terms – Part Two
Today, we continue our Craps Terms series with more terms. We stopped off at “for the boys” last session. Today, we pick it up with an animal-the Buffalo. Let’s get started.
Buffalo: Okay, it’s not an animal. When you make a buffalo wager, you’re betting on each of the Hardways and Any Seven. If you want to mix it up, you can make a Buffalo-Yo wager, which is all of the Hardways and a Yo (eleven) bet.
Buy: When you place a number, you can buy it. When you buy the number, you’re paying a 5% commission for true odds. You’ll rarely see the 5,6,8 or 9 bought. It’s almost always the 4 and 10. Why? Well, when you buy the 4 and 10 you get 2 for 1 odds rather than 9 for 5. Imagine you bought the 4 for $25. Each time the 4 hits, you would be paid $50. Your commission would be $1. The commission is off the bet not the win. Also, the commission is rounded down, as most Craps tables don’t have 25-cent cheques.
C and E: This is an extremely common wager on the come out roll. When you make a C and E wager, you’re betting on Any Craps and Eleven (Yo). It’s a one-roll wager. You can make this bet any time, but most people do it on the come out roll to protect their Pass Line bets.
Charting: If you go to the casinos in Downtown Las Vegas, you’re likely to see a charter. Charting is when you record the action of a table. Usually this is done on a notepad. Why chart a table? Many people who do it believe there are patterns in the dice-not true. Others do it on a person by person basis, because they believe people have certain patterns. If you play online, you can do this easily and without standing out like you would at a real table.
Change Only: IMPORTANT! If you do nothing else, remember this command. When you are at a real Craps table and you throw money down, it plays where it stays unless you say “Change Only.” Many unsuspecting people have thrown their money down expecting change only to see it gobbled up after it lost. Now, if you want the money to be a bet, just don’t say another word or say “Money Plays.” That’s the command for letting the money sit and play. The dealer shouldn’t touch the money.
Cheques: This is the official term for what many call chips. Let’s say you have a $100 cheque and you want a stack of $5 cheques, you would put down your cheque in the Come area and say “Cheque Change.” That’s the dealer’s cue that you don’t want it to play and that you want smaller cheques/chips.
That ends today’s Craps terms session. Next time we’ll pick it up with terms like cocked dice, cold table, coloring up, come out roll and many more.