Is it investing or gambling on sports? The mere mention of the term "sports betting" is often enough to unnerve the uneducated, who perceive it as risky, speculative, and deceptive. This preconceived notion deters many from even investigating the financial opportunities sports gaming has to offer. In reality, it can be a viable, safe, and very rewarding financial strategy when advised by a knowledgeable and professional sports handicapping and investment firm like PROFIT-ON-THE-NET.COM

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52.4% UNDER LOSSING MONEY  52.5%-55% MAKING MONEY  55%-58% VERY GOOD  58%-60% EXCELLENT The Dictionary.com web site says: "Gamble: To bet on an uncertain outcome, as of a contest. To take a risk in the hope of gaining an advantage or a benefit." "Invest: To commit money or capital in order to gain a financial return." Again, the distinction isn't clear. In investing, are you not betting on an uncertain outcome? Are you not taking a risk in the hope of gaining an advantage or benefit? In gambling, are you not committing money? Are you not doing it in order to gain a financial return?         IN 2009 OUR NEW PARTNER...SPORTS-FUNDS-CAPPER      "SPORTS INVESTING"   WE NEVER RELEASE MORE THEN 3-4 INVESTMENT PICKS  PER DAY...PROFIT-ON-THE-NET.COM & SPORTS-FUNDS-CAPPER founded by a team of professionals with backgrounds in investment management, commodities trading, statistics and probability, engineering, business,mortgage interest reduction Planner & marketing and Accounting professionals.  We also happen to have (3)  sports  Professional  handicappers.

During these tough economic times many traditional (investment) such as stocks have been losing money at an alarming rate. One tried and true method of supplementing your...income or even a way of making huge profits full time is sports investing. What is sports investing? Simple it is placing wagers on sporting events and making a profit over time. Simular to what investors do in the stock market. Sports investing is gambling but not in the traditional method one may think. The traditional sports ...bettor is a person who bets for the thrill or the hope of winning big on one or two games a week. These bettors will eventualy lose there money sooner or later. A sports investor is a person who bets small amounts of a "bankroll" over time and increases there bankroll in the long run.

You do not need to know anything about sports or even..(sports betting) to start. The first thing to do is find a professional handicapper to tell you who to bet on. Once you have a good professional handicapper you will need a bankroll to use in your bets. You can start out with as little as a $1000. I recomend at least $5000 to begin and as with anything the more you have in your bankroll the more you can win. It is very important to manage your money and your handicapper will explain his ..(money managenment) system to you. Most cappers will rate there picks from with the being his best bet. You should bet a small percentage of your bankroll per Bet. Usualy it will be 3% of bankroll per  money management  system.

Choose your handicapper wisely. You will need a capper who wins over 54% of the time to make any money. Also the price the capper charges for his picks will also be a factor in how much you can make over time. Remember this is a long term investment and your capper will have win streaks as well as losing streaks. ..managenment is the key to making a profit.

Finding a good reliable professional handicapper is the hardest part of sports investing.

OUR RECORD PROFIT-ON-THE-NET.COM PROFIT-ON-THE-NET.COM PROFIT-ONTHE-NET.COM      2009 football       2009 BASKETBALL   2009 2008 FOOTBALL 119-87 58% 2008BASKETBALL 77-52 59% 2008 BASEBALL 111-70 61%   2007 FOOTBAL    82-45    64%     2007 BASKETBALL  141-69     60%     no record  2006 FOOTBALL 88-50 60% 2006BASKETBALL 141-111 55% 2006 BASEBALL 62-42 58%       COMPUTER SYSTEM COMPUTER SYSTEM COMPUTER SYSTEM 2007 64-47 2007 70-49 2008 111-70 2006 68-44 2006 69-49 2007 50-38 2005 80-59 2005 62-42 2006 77-52 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL   2008 ALL SPORTS  307 WIN  -  207 LOSS=59%

Successful sports gamblers view the sports betting marketplace like a business or investment opportunity.   How do the "sharp bettors" profit in the long run?   How do they get their edge?     We look at how professional money managers earn long-term excess returns and how we can apply similar techniques to help us in our sports handicapping. Some investors seek value by being contrarian investors.   Others are momentum investors.   Another strategy is to follow the lead of "smart investors" such as successful fund managers or famous investors like Warren Buffett.   We'll see what similarities we can find in the sports investing arena.   The information on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only.  Use of this information is in violation of any federal, state, or local laws is prohibited.  Many will dismiss outright the ability to make good returns on your investment through the medium of sports betting.  It is not really surprising as betting is hard work, solitary, and you have to grind out thousands of bets to get your returns. Of course to many members of society - betting also carries a great big "loser" tag.  This is not without justification since the vast majority of sports bettors do lose.  I would, however, estimate that the percentage of "losers" would be equally high in the world of stock trading and investment markets if you considered those individuals who entered that environment without the necessary experience. Most people trust their savings and investment income to experts and no doubt if the betting public trusted their income to the 4% or 5% of betting experts who made a profit - the loser label might become less sticky.  SO WHAT KIND OF RETURNS CAN YOU EXPECT? Generally I have found that sports betting produces bettor,average returns year on year. It is tougher psychologically as you generally act in a lone capacity. No corporate social or support structure, professional team environment. But then no bosses, politics, you know the score. Betting is also virtually recession proof,lets face it only a huge war might disrupt the national sports schedule. Sports markets are not influenced by the economy. You will love it or hate it

  

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SAMPLE OF SPORTS INVESTING If you have what it takes to be emotionless when it comes to the outcome of games and veiw your sports betting not as gambling but as any other investment you have in your portfolio, then you will be amazed at the huge R.O.I.(return on investment) potential that a smart bettor has. Here is the breakdown of the investment... First off, you must have a bankroll set aside exclusively for betting. This is your investment. Here's the part that shocks most ameteurs...Picking 55% winners over the course of 1000 plays (an average of 3 plays per day for 1 year)  will double your money. Hard to beleive? Not only is it true it also protects you against prolonged losing streaks that are common in sports betting. Let me explain....    55% winners over 1000 plays breaks down as follow...550 wins 450 losses. Add 45 to the losses for the vig and do the math...550-450-45=55 net wins. Since you will be playing over 20 plays per week you don't want to risk more than 2% of your bankroll per game.Let's say your BR is $50,000. That makes you a $1000 per game player. It is IMPERATIVE not to move off of that amount NO MATTER WHAT. That's the size player you chose to be when you made your investment. So after 1000 plays at 55% winners nets you $55,000, more than doubling your investment. See if Meryll Lynch has a mutual fund with that kind of return. Of course, there is still a risk of losing your bankroll even with this approach. Simply go 50% for 1000 games and you're broke (500 wins - 500 losses - 50 vig = 50 net losses x $1,000 / game =$50,000 loss). Or go 48% over 500 games to be down $46,000 @ $1,000 / game (240-260-26=46 net losses). That's why I must emphasize that it's not as easy as it seems to go 55%-58% over the long haul. The linemaker is extremely accurate in the number he gives the bookmakers. With today's technology it is fairly easy to come up with a "good" number on a game by running recent stats and trends through computers along with injury reports and wheather conditions. All of this same information used to make the line is readily available to everyone online. That's why, as mentioned earlier, we're not conventional handicappers. By toiling over stats and trends you're just rehashing the linemakers work. He already used the same info to make the line that the average bettor uses to pick games. Sorry, but the average joe is not going to beat the linemaker over the long haul.     Money Management...(SAMPLE) Money management is something often overlooked and also something that is vital in being successful at sports betting. In fact there are many good handicappers that can pick games at a high rate of return but they fail to actually pocket anything because they don't have clear program to do so. I am going to attempt to sway those of you that are floundering with this most important part of sports wagering. BANKROLL One must have a clearly defined bankroll. A good bankroll is defined as the amount that you have allocated and set aside toward your wagering and not just what you might have in an online book at this very moment. It should be an amount that you can comfortably lose without putting yourself in a bind or changing your lifestyle in a dramatic way. For the sake of this example I am going to pick a bankroll of $5000. Yours might be higher and yours might be lower. BANKROLL UNIT BET A bankroll unit bet is simply the amount of money you would wager per bet based on a percentage of your total bankroll. I recommend 1.5% per Unit based on my plays but on average my usual play would be 2 Units or 3%. I will also use that for this exercise. By limiting your average bet size to just 3%, you are in a position to weather any storms that will come your way. Your bankroll is going to flucuate much like the S%P on Wall Street. But the goal is to always see your money make an increase over a period time much like a quality stock will do. My Money Management Plan allows you to do that and also allows you to increase your wagers at safe intervals. THE PLAN The Plan is a very simple one. Start will 3% wagers and increase your wagers as your bankroll increases, but do it at safe 20% intervals. This will allow you to get well over and beyond any real possibility of going back to the previous level but will also increase your chances of pocketing more money as your funds grow. I had hoped to build a chart and I will but for now I am just getting the info up as I feel it is very important. Take note that because I am using 3% Bankroll Plays as an example, it would take 6.67 Units won (3% X 6.67 = 20%) to reach the next level. That works out to be about 1.55 Units per week if you set a goal of moving up each level monthly. (1.55 X 4.3 weeks) It is important to note that once you reach a level, you should keep your wagers at that level until you reach the next one, either up or down. Now, for the fun part. Let's see what results would be based on these facts.... BANKROLL              UNIT BET            UNITS WON $5,000                 150                6.67 $6,000                 180               13.34 $7,200                 220               20.01 $8,600                 260               26.68 $10,300               310               33.35 $12,300               370               40.02 $14,700               440               46.69 $17,600               530               53.36 $21,100               630               60.03 $25,200               760               66.70 $30,200               900               73.37 $36,300             1090               80.04 RESULTS As you can see, by winning 6.67 Units per month, in one year, your bankroll would increase from just $5000 to over $36,000, yet your overall risk would remain the same, just 3% per wager. By increasing your wagers at pre-determined points and keeping your wagers at a basically even keel, you will be more successful than you have ever been before. Of course, at some point you will want to stop increasing your wagers as you reach your own comfort level. That is when the real fun begins as you start dragging your money of your accounts. At this point, all you need to do is to make sure you are getting good advice on what to bet or have a plan yourself to accomplish that same goal. I have certainly reached my comfort level and you will too if you follow this program. I hope that you choose to do so.