Hi this is Dotun Ajegbile of www.1x2plusline.com/forum.
Welcome to this special post that I’ve put together to
share with you my amazing and revolutionary strategies
to bet on Sports that very few people are using.

First of all this post and systems is from my own
experiences. You will NOT get some theories or guesses.
You will get hard proven sport betting systems and tips,
which I tested and used since many years.

I’m here to show you how to make a lot of money at sport
betting and believe me, you’ll make A LOT of money.


Below is the list of what i am going to teach in this thread


-Sport Betting/Punting

-The bankroll

-Sportsbooks

-Odds Format

-Odds conversion

-System 1

-System 2

-Conclusion

-Links


Dotun Ajegbile

Sport Betting

Making money from sport betting is now a reality.
Millions of dollars are being paid out each day to
successful punters. There are far more successful
punters now than ever before.

You don’t need to pay thousands for computer software
systems that don’t work. You don’t even need to be
particularly clever in mathematics or have thousands
of dollars to start with. You can start right now and
build your own betting empire with a well organized
plan and the right attitude.

You see, making money from sport betting is no different
from other forms of investments. With the right mindset
and resources, only the sky is the limit to how much money
you can make. Slowly but surely you could earn a steady
income from it year after year.

However, like any other business venture, sport betting
has its fair share of risks too. In fact sport betting
is probably one of the most risky ways to earn a living.
Don’t let anyone else tell you other wise! Especially a
salesperson trying to sell you betting materials. Being
such a risky business punters still pursue it because of
one main reason. It is probably the most rewarding and
fulfilling moneymaking venture anyone can get into -
only if you can make it work that is it!

Sport betting is gambling, not investing. And so is buying
Fisrt Bank Nigeria shares or buying a Tantaliser’s franchise.
Almost everything in life is a gamble, more so with money
matters. With gambling comes risks and nothing is ever 100%
guaranteed to work.

However, you can dramatically reduce your risks by taking
calculated risks only. When you take calculated risks you
base your decisions on sound research and evidence, not
intuition. Sport betting is not fully relied upon chance.
The better informed the player is, the better chance he/she
has at making money!

SPECIAL ATTENTION

Things You Should Know Before Placing a Single Bet

The following Do's and Don'ts are a must for any successful
punter. Betting successfully requires discipline.

-Bet only what you can afford. Define a bankroll at the
beginning of the year or season and stick to it.

-Create a staking system and don't change it

-Try to specialise on a specific league, try to learn as
much as you can about the teams in it.

-In general, try and stick to betting on League Matches

-Do not assume that there are any 'sure things'. Any result
is possible regardless of the form book.

-Do not bet at the beginning of the season; wait until each
team has played at least 5 matches so that your recent form
analysis is valid.

-Keep a up to-date record of all bets, returns and losses.

-Always remain calm especially after a big win or loss.
Discipline is crucial.

-After selecting your bets, stick by your decision.


Analysis Of Betting Terms

Through out this thread you will find certain betting jargons
repetitively used. In this part we fully explain what each one
of these terms mean and its importance.

Straight Bets:

A straight bet is the most common bet, where you pick a single
side to win. It could be the team to cover the spread or the
game total to go over or under. The format of line will vary
depending on the sport that you’re betting on.

Parlays:

A parlays bet is a single wager involving multiple propositions.
The bettor must chose the winner of each proposition in order to
win the parlay. Payout odds increase as the number of included
propositions increases.

Teasers:

A teaser, like parlay, involves multiple propositions. When
betting a teaser additional points are either added to the
underdog or subtracted from the favourite. Odds are changed
in accordance to the number of points the spread is moved
and the number of teams combined to form the teaser.

Pleasers:

Pleaser are similar to a teaser, only you give, versus receive
additional points: additional points are either subtracted from
the underdog or added to the favourite (e.g., if the regular
line on your selection is –4 and you select a pleaser, then your
line would be –10).

If Bets:

If the first game wins, ties, cancels or is suspended, etc., you
have action on the remaining team or teams. An IF bet is a
combination of 2 – 6 teams.

Reverses:

If the first game wins, ties, cancels or is suspended, etc, you
have action on the remaining team or teams. A reverse is a
combination of 2 – 8 selections.

Props:

A proposition bet is a bet offered with conditions and odds
determined by an oddsmaker. These bets are usually exotic bets
like quaterback will complete the most touchdown passes, which
team will score the last points in a game, or which will complete
the longest fieldgoal. Many prop bets are offered at 11-10 odds,
but some will be offered at better or worse odds, depending on the
bet.

Futures:

Futures are single wager on the outcome of an event that will be
determined sometime in the future. For example, picking the winner
of the NFL championship, the Stanley Cup, or the World Series.

Round Robins:

A Round Robin is a series of parlay-type wager built from all
possible groups or the specified round robin group size. The
selections can be any combination of sides, over/under, money
lines, run lines, or puck lines. Currently, up to 9 teams can
be grouped by either 2’s or 3’s. Each round robin series has the
“Grouped by” number of teams in it and some series can win and
other series loss. Each individual series is graded like a parlay.
With 4 selections (A, B, C, D) grouped by 2’s then you would have
the following groups of 2’s: A&B

Half Times:

A line on only the first half, or only the second half scoring of
a football or basketball game.

Totals (over/under):

A total wager is a bet on the number of points scored in the game
by both teams combined. You can bet on whether the actual number
of total points scored is over or under the line posted. The total
points scored includes points scored in overtime. You can also bet
whether the combined number of points or goals scored by the two
teams in the game will be over or under the total set by the oddsmaker.
For example, if the total is 32 and you believe that the combined points
scored by the two teams will exceed that number, you would bet over 32.

Point Spread:

The point spread is the number of points that the favored team is
expected to win by. For example, say the New York Knicks are favored
to beat the LA Clippers by a point spread of 7. That means that if you
pick the Knicks to win, they have to win by more than 7 points for you
to win your bet. If they win by fewer than 7 points or lose the game,
you lose your bet. If they win by exactly 7 points (the point spread),
the result is a push or tie. That means that you don't win or lose, your
original bet is refunded.

Money Lines:

The difference between a point spread bet and a money line bet is that
there are no points involved. Instead, money odds are wagered on the
favorite or underdog. There is a different money line total for either
side on a money line bet, a negative side (the favorite) and a positive
side (the underdog): Dallas -170 Washington +150 What this means is that
Dallas is the favorite and for every $17 you bet on Dallas, you win $10
if they win. For every $10 you bet on Washington, the underdog, you win
$15 if they win. By offering different odds for each team the sportsbook
is able to balance action on both teams.

Action Points:

When wagering against the point spread, if you think that the spread is
low or high you may wager 11/10 for each point you think the spread or
total will go over or under.

Buy Points:

Buy Points means that you can move the pointspread so that you give away
less points with the favorite or get more points with the underdog, for
both football and basketball. To do this you must pay an extra 10% for
each ½ point you buy in your favor. For the NFL and NCAA football, you
will pay an additional 20% to buy on or off of 3, or 10% to buy on or off
of 7 points - also know as Key Points.

Summary:

While the goal of this thread is to give you an understanding of the
basics in sports betting - you should be sure to read through the rules
pages posted on any Internet Sportsbook you may join. Rules do vary and
the variance can be the difference between a winning season and a loosing
season.

Dotun Ajegbile

The Bankroll

The following trick is something that I teach to all my clients.
No matter what you are betting on, this trick always works and
it protects your bankroll.

The most important thing when it comes to sports betting is
certainly your bankroll. This is the money you can afford
to play with. This is the money you don’t need for anything else.
No matter what system you play, you always have to structure
your bankroll in the same way.

First, you will breakdown your entire bankroll into 4 equal
blocks. This way, you will only risk 25% of your entire bankroll
and protect the rest of your bankroll if you hit a very bad
losing streak.

Now, let’s take an example:

Let’s say you have a $1000 bankroll.

So, you breakdown the $1000 into 4 X $250.

Now, you start to play a system with your first block of $250.

As soon as your first block of $250 is doubled, add it back to
your total bankroll.

So now you have $1000 + $250 = $1250.

All you have to do is breakdown the new total into 4 equal
blocks. So here it’s 4 X $312.50.

Then, you will be able to raise your betting unit and make
more money.

When you have doubled your first block again, start the same
process again. Now you will have 4 blocks of $390.63.
Repeat this process again.

If you experience a long losing streak and you lose all your
first block, you just have to do the opposite. So if you lose
the first $250 of your $1000 (Total bankroll), it will leaves
you with 3 X $250. So, it’s $750.

Now breakdown this $750 into 4 blocks of $187.50. You just
have to repeat the same process again. Up as you win, down
as you lose.

Dotun Ajegbile