Sports Betting

100 Percent Winners

Report on 100 Percent Winners by Steve C.
Rating: 2.0/5 stars    Price: one time $149 + $19.99 per/mo. subscription



The 100 Percent Winners software offered by Steve C. sure sounds like a bettor's dream come true. Unfortunately for the potential sport investors who buy into this bettor's folly, this is all that it is: an empty dream with the potential to ruin your pocketbook if you take it too seriously.

The key to winning big with a service like this is being able to leverage one sports bookie's handicaps against another's for a sizeable percentage gain. This is called arbitrage. It is a strategy used in stock and forex market investing and is also a valid betting strategy in sports betting. But only in the right hands. You have to be able to sign up with the right bookies for maximum profit potential. AND, the profit potential HAS to actually BE there to profit from, which isn't the case with this product. You'll be luck to average a 2-5% spread on your bets if you can find them (as the spreads rarely go above this percentage), and that's being somewhat generous.

One of the problems with 100 Percent Winners is that the arbs that are a higher percentage will be taken up first and be gone unless you are able to get in early with the others getting those higher percentage arbitrage odds. This sets up a perfect scenario for selling one of the upsells to the program: a $57 dollar a month SMS alert service. Trouble is, by the time you get the message and rush to lay down your bet (assuming you have access to the two bookies that are recommended), those high odds have changed and you're out of luck and have to settle for lower odds if you want to play that bet.

Another problem for American prospects for this software and service is that you won't have access to all twelve bookies that the program tracks and gives signals for. The more sports books you sign up with the more opportunities you'll have for arbitrage profits. And the European sports books are where some of the best percentages can be had. While 100 Percent Winners might work better for European sporting enthusiasts, giving them more access to higher percentage arbs, they'll still have to deal with the majority of low percentage arb betting sequences when all the high percentage opportunities have already closed.

What is more unscrupulous about this program is how the developer has set up its marketing and promotion campaign to the public. The team behind this product are marketing experts, so many 100 Percent Winners reviews you read online are likely to be coming from them. They've saturated the Internet on multiple domains with phony reviews promoting the false benefits of 100 Percent Winners.

Any time they can create doubt in the mind of the reader regarding any negative reviews that are out there, they take the opportunity to do so. Users who have found out about this folly the hard way have discovered that negative comments on social networking sites like Facebook are deleted with surprising speed. They have even created a site called 100percentwinnersscam.net which assures visitors not to fear the product.

It should be pointed out that this completely new sports wagering application was produced by Steve C., the creator of the Fap-Turbo Robot. One reviewer made the logical fallacy of presuming that since "there are more than 55,000 individuals globally, who trade with Fap-Turbo, making hundreds of thousands in combined profits each day," that this "should be a good enough sign of the type of dedicated developer and creator of this program." Yet he provides no verifiable proof of this claim! The truth is: that robot controlled forex softwares are notoriously inconsistent.

Where the 100 Percent Winners developer did succeed was in creating the impression that this program actually had legs when in fact it didn't. The product is marketed to give those who are new to arbitrage betting a deceptively impressive overview of a "foolproof" method for beating the bookmakers. The marketing scheme has been carefully designed and planned to have new bettors salivate at the thought of getting one over on the bookies, which is its one main selling point. Delight at finding a loophole causes temporary blindness in bettors who lose their better judgment and purchase the product without looking any deeper. If they had looked deeper, they would have discovered the program's folly and saved themselves a lot of wasted time and money.

We urge our American readers to please avoid 100 Percent Winners like the plague it is, and to save your money for something more useful. If you want to take advantage of bookmakers’ mistakes, save up for real software that informs you of the risks and gives you genuine arbitrages. You'd be better off investing in a more consistent betting system and alert service, like Sports Betting Champ, than to put your money into this boondoggle.

Happy hunting!