Smart Sports Betting : Advanced Stats and Winning Psychology Made Simple

Rudnitsky, Matt

ISBN 10: 1502899582 / ISBN 13: 9781502899583

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Endorsed by ESPN betting journalist David Purdum; Amazon #1 Bestseller

You know everything about sports. So why aren't you rich gambling on them?

Sportswriter and entrepreneur Matt Rudnitsky turned his grandmother's $100 birthday gift into $7,896.32 in two years of sports gambling. And then lost it all in two months.

Common estimates say 95-99% of sports bettors lose money long-term—but Rudnitsky spent the next two years reverse-engineering the secrets of Smart Sports bettors ... and finally cracked the code.

After hundreds of hours of reading — and thousands of dollars lost, and eventually won — he eventually became a long-term winner. It's not easy, but it is simple. And it's all in this book. Do you want to be in the 1%?

This complete, BS-free lesson in betting sports and the NFL will teach you:
- The basics of how and where to bet.
- How to identify profitable bets ("pick winners").
- How to manage your money.
- How to know if you're getting a fair price.
- How to limit bad decisions.
- How to stop your brain from conspiring against you.
- How to find and interpret the best advanced NFL statistics.
- Why most sports media is clueless about gambling, and how to avoid being fooled.
- Everything else you need to know to make money betting on sports.

It's simple, actionable advice on a complicated subject.

Winning will still be hard, but you won't have a shot until you internalize everything in this book.

If you've ever wanted the secrets of rich sports bettors explained in simple terms, just start reading.

(You can read the Kindle edition on your computer, phone, iPad/tablet or Kindle, via the Kindle App.)

L'autore:

Matt Rudnitsky is one of the only national sportswriters who acknowledges that people bet on sports. He even bets on them himself! (With mild success.) He analyzed sports betting and other sports topics for SportsGrid as an Associate Editor, and his work has been featured on CBSSports.com, LATimes.com, BleacherReport, the Michigan Daily, and a host of other places. Tim Donaghy once called him an ASSHOLE, in all caps, so you know he's legit.