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A.S.W.A. · #1 (**permalink**) 05-05-08, 05:50 PM

MONTH OF MAY 2008 RECAP

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AFTERMATH MLB SYSTEMS
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APRIL 2008, $5000+ earned all sports.

May Week 1 : +3100 earned all sports.
May Week 2: +815 earned all sports.
May Week 3: -710 all sports.
May Week 4: +1765 earned all sports.

MAY TOTAL(4 weeks): +4970 earned all sports.

The Aftermath Sports System How-To-Guide & System Records:
Below you will find out more about Aftermath Systems MLB. Aftermath Sports is the revolutionary force in sports wagering systems.

(#1)TOTAL SYSTEM BREAKDOWN:
The first of the MLB Aftermath Sports Systems. As always using a chase system requires a bigger bankroll and alot more risk. Very high risk, where losses decimate your funds and your betting patience. I have devised systems that take away that risk while still winning at a high percentage and still bringing in a decent amount of cash. These are NON-CHASE SYSTEMS, and because of the low-risk factor a player can play for as much as they feel neccesary. I have made killing sportsbooks a hobby with this system. So with all these facts: Low Risk, more profit, less stress, and play up to any * per game. As you can see this system has had more system losses using The Aftermath version and even though on paper the chase method looks good, it shows less profit. So yes, a 90% win pct looks good but is it really getting the full job done? Basically out of the plays picked I try to win the first game of the series and if not, the following two must be played to "win" the series. So the goal is to go 1-0 or 2-1. Losses would be a series that is 1-2, 0-2, or 0-3 in some cases.
See the results and the differences for yourself below:

AFTERMATH STYLE SYSTEM: 55-20, +3480 (% win pct.)
Play at 2* or more per play for success. Shown figures are 2* per.

Chase System: 67-8, +100 (% win pct)--NOT RECOMMENDED
Using this method, the average bettor would play to win 1* per series. Avg series loss -825.

(#2)INNING SYSTEM BREAKDOWN:
This is basically the same as above with only two differences. Prop wagers tend to have higher juice and I am playing 1st innings only. The chase system does work well with this but in the long haul a player is safer using my version due to the extreme risk factors chasing tends to cause. First off, books set limits on props. One of my books has a $300 limit per play which you wouldn't be able to chase. Most others are $500 limits and at that figure, by game 3 of the chase you'd most likely be wagering to win close to 5 units. A chase system loss on the average would cost you $1000 and most of the time more. So the next time you see a hot chase system that is undefeated, be weary of hopping on the train. A loss would completely wipe out your bankroll. I've seen this many of times. Even though the Chase records shown look better right now, history proves that no one system can go 100% so to have to hit 10 of 11 plays to break even on a chase, at 91% is insane and just plain stupid. Not one person out there is able to show that they can hit 95% to 100% of the time. To top it off, even if 95% is acheived, all the stress and wagers placed amount to nothing because all the wins get wiped out with a loss. Again, my version takes away risk and get more reward in the end. These wagers must go 1 full inning and listed pitchers must start the contest. Same as above I try to hand pick the very best to to try and go 1-0, or 2-1 in the series. Plays marked continuation will be played as a best of five series max. If game one wins or two of three win a new series is started.

AFTERMATH STYLE SYSTEM: 88-32, +3795 (% win pct.)
Play at 2* or more per play for success. Shown figures are 2* per.

Chase System: 112-8, +2650 (% win pct)--NOT RECOMMENDED
Using this method, the average bettor would play to win 1* per series. A loss is -1050.

(#3)UNDERDOG SYSTEM BREAKDOWN: 15-24, +140 (% win pct.)
This system is the easiest to follow. I play Dogs that are undervalued by oddsmakers and have a chance to win the game outright. These are straight moneyline wagers. I play these anywhere from 1* to 5* based on confidence but usually each will be 1* each. Using this system one will only need to win around 34% of the time playing these to profit. I always say, in baseball if it looks like a mis-match on paper, it really may not be. It is just the public perceiving this as a mis-match. The over-inflated lines follow and I am off to the races at that point. This system has profited at least $3000 or more based on the 1-5 star rating for the last 5 seasons. Out of those 5 years, 2 seasons were $6000+. The other seasons had a comeback of 12,485 all together. This year I broke the $25,000 mark with this system. Can't wait to see how much I bring home this season. These are played as action regardless of starter.