Famous “Ace's System Plays” for Betting the NFL
by Doc's Sports - 2/10/2010
The story of how the “System” came to be sounds like some sort of gambler’s old wives tale or urban legend.
Several years ago a professional gambler finally perfected what he believed to be an all-encompassing NFL football betting system: The “System”. This NFL betting system took into account a range of NFL variables like coaching, quarterback play, defense, and even weather. There was a point value assigned to each variable and teams were compared based on their scores according to the system list.
And the best NFL betting system was successful. The bettor that started the system allegedly used to sell the picks for as much as $5,000 per play and used it to cream the books for over a decade. He could charge so much because the system produced at nearly a 70 percent rate year-in and year-out.
Then, unfortunately, the originator of the “System” passed away, seemingly taking the secrets of his NFL betting system with him.
However, several bettors that had been following the system were able to recover some stats, documents, and other information. There were some missing pieces and some holes in the formula and those pieces were then brought to Doc’s Sports handicapper Allen Eastman to decode and decipher. And after a year of diligent work Eastman and a small group of programmers were able to unlock the secrets of the NFL betting system and use it to produce an incredible amount of football profit.
During the 2008-2009 NFL season the “System” posted an incredible 23-4 record. This highly selective system generally only yields one or two plays per week but, as you can see, those picks proved to be dominating.
Then, in 2009-2010 Eastman decided to release the “System” plays to his clients and the results were equally exceptional. Eastman’s version of the system went 28-12 this season for an amazing +63.5 Units and around $5,600 in profit for $100 bettors that played only these predictions. The dynamic system also helped Eastman finish No. 3 out of 328 contestants in the very prestigious $1,500-buy-in Las Vegas Hilton Super Contest.
That is also a two-year record of 51-16 (76 percent) for The “System”.
For obvious reasons, Eastman won’t reveal all of the variables that factor into what we feel to be the best NFL betting system out there. But the idea is that there are nearly 50 components that make up the system. Each of those components is given a point rating and teams are then scored and compared based on those ratings each week.
For instance, a team that has a quarterback with a rating of 100 or higher would get 10 points. A team with a rookie quarterback in a playoff game would be -10 points. And so on.
After all of the components are figured for each team the ideal differential is for one team to have 30 or more points than its opponent. Those few plays become official “System” plays.
For example, let’s say that Chicago is playing New York. If after combing through the 50 components of the system Chicago scores a 70 and New York scores a 60 then this is a no play and Eastman simply moves on to the next game. But if Chicago manages a score of 105 and New York scores just 70 then the alarms go off and Eastman knows that he has a play that fits his “System”.
The “System” is really one of the most remarkable NFL handicapping systems in the world. And Allen Eastman is proud to use this system to help his clients destroy the books and earn an amazing profit in NFL betting. When the Fall rolls around and the pigskin starts flying don’t forget about this proven moneymaker. And know that at least one thing that is too good to be true in gambling actually lives up to its billing.
by Doc's Sports - 2/10/2010
The story of how the “System” came to be sounds like some sort of gambler’s old wives tale or urban legend.
Several years ago a professional gambler finally perfected what he believed to be an all-encompassing NFL football betting system: The “System”. This NFL betting system took into account a range of NFL variables like coaching, quarterback play, defense, and even weather. There was a point value assigned to each variable and teams were compared based on their scores according to the system list.
And the best NFL betting system was successful. The bettor that started the system allegedly used to sell the picks for as much as $5,000 per play and used it to cream the books for over a decade. He could charge so much because the system produced at nearly a 70 percent rate year-in and year-out.
Then, unfortunately, the originator of the “System” passed away, seemingly taking the secrets of his NFL betting system with him.
However, several bettors that had been following the system were able to recover some stats, documents, and other information. There were some missing pieces and some holes in the formula and those pieces were then brought to Doc’s Sports handicapper Allen Eastman to decode and decipher. And after a year of diligent work Eastman and a small group of programmers were able to unlock the secrets of the NFL betting system and use it to produce an incredible amount of football profit.
During the 2008-2009 NFL season the “System” posted an incredible 23-4 record. This highly selective system generally only yields one or two plays per week but, as you can see, those picks proved to be dominating.
Then, in 2009-2010 Eastman decided to release the “System” plays to his clients and the results were equally exceptional. Eastman’s version of the system went 28-12 this season for an amazing +63.5 Units and around $5,600 in profit for $100 bettors that played only these predictions. The dynamic system also helped Eastman finish No. 3 out of 328 contestants in the very prestigious $1,500-buy-in Las Vegas Hilton Super Contest.
That is also a two-year record of 51-16 (76 percent) for The “System”.
For obvious reasons, Eastman won’t reveal all of the variables that factor into what we feel to be the best NFL betting system out there. But the idea is that there are nearly 50 components that make up the system. Each of those components is given a point rating and teams are then scored and compared based on those ratings each week.
For instance, a team that has a quarterback with a rating of 100 or higher would get 10 points. A team with a rookie quarterback in a playoff game would be -10 points. And so on.
After all of the components are figured for each team the ideal differential is for one team to have 30 or more points than its opponent. Those few plays become official “System” plays.
For example, let’s say that Chicago is playing New York. If after combing through the 50 components of the system Chicago scores a 70 and New York scores a 60 then this is a no play and Eastman simply moves on to the next game. But if Chicago manages a score of 105 and New York scores just 70 then the alarms go off and Eastman knows that he has a play that fits his “System”.
The “System” is really one of the most remarkable NFL handicapping systems in the world. And Allen Eastman is proud to use this system to help his clients destroy the books and earn an amazing profit in NFL betting. When the Fall rolls around and the pigskin starts flying don’t forget about this proven moneymaker. And know that at least one thing that is too good to be true in gambling actually lives up to its billing.
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