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Basics Of Winning Sports Betting

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I was expecting some helpful insight on how to analyze betting lines; instead all I got was a very basic decription of lines. There was no insight at all. The book is very small and only 51 pages long, I read it in less than 30 minuets.
The only useful information are the charts that show breakeven pionts on moneyline bets. Don't waste your money.

the book was intresting with a major emphasis on football betting. the baseball betting section was weak. a good book for an introduction to football betting

A very thin "book".

You know - let's just call it a pamphlet. A pamphlet containing the very same information you could gather with your favorite search engine. This is NOT helpful if you're looking for a real intro to sporting wagering and odds-making. It could be a good example, however, of the type of thing you could distribute if you were seeking to make some easy bucks self-publishing.

An important fundamental reference on sports betting that should be part of any comprehensive personal gambling library. Good for beginners, but crucial for those who already are involved in sports betting and need a quick reference on basic and intermediate betting strategies. Author is a well known Vegas insider (as well as being a known sports handicapper, he is also a tournament winning poker player)...

Cardoza puts a lot into 60 pages. If beginning bettors just followed his "Ten Commandments" of sports betting, they could avoid a lot of rookie mistakes. Of course, they won't, but that's not Cardoza's fault.

no body can tell me that it is hard to win on sports betting. This book is the guide, to become rich.Winnn!