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We (CrownPoint Capital LLC) are a hedge fund company that leverages cash against the consistent gambling odds in Vegas. we have a concept that has been never done before and truly yields profits for everyone. These profits are of course variable, but rarely less than 28% interest in as little as 9 months. In addition, your profits are actually tax free. So not only do you make profits on your investments, but those profits are also tax free based on our method of re-reimbursing you as a one time gift each time you invest. This gifting of profits is perfectly legal according to FINRA and Federal Regulations Overall Investing in the stock market is far more risky and volatile than our method and algorithmic calculations for consistency and profiting in the gaming industry. Your money does not go offshore, it is not handled by inappropriate persons and is fully accessible by you after your chosen contract time of 9 months or 12 months whichever you choose. There are a number of professional sports handicappers out there in the world, some of them that can hit 57-60% percent of their bets. To be profitable in sports betting requires at 52.38% win rate. Now, some of them give services to clients for a fee due to the high demand for their picks. I’ve been sports betting on and off for the past five years and have not had the success that I have had recently with 3-4 cappers. I have witnessed and grown my roll with them and have decided to look for more outside capital, as this can produce very large returns. Let’s break down the math here: I use a 5 unit system (I bet 5% of the total bankroll per bet)- this is the optimal percentage for a handicapper who hits 58%-60% of his bets 1 unit= 1% of your bankroll On average I receive 35 picks a week from these 4 cappers Thus an average 60% day would mean they would go 3-2. That is 1 unit of profit right there for that day. Multiply 1 by 7 and that equals 7 units a week If you started out with a 10k bankroll, you would be making $700 dollars a week on average according to their win percentages. Because 1 unit= 1% of 10k, which is $100. $100*7= $700 Now, you’re probably wondering, “well, what if they have a losing season.” In the time I have been following them and based on their past picks, not one of them has ever hit below 52.38% of their picks for any sport season. The standard deviation of their win percentages is right around 4% with a median at 59%. This means that 98% of the time they will finish the season between a 55%-63% win total. Those win percentages have tended to go up higher in recent years, as the handicappers have gotten better. Statistics are shown below with professional calculated algorithmic accuracy… 5% bank roll unit system if loss, bet smaller % of your bankroll 95% of people sports betting lose their roll Always can be attributed to no bank roll management 4 possibly 5 cappers 1 capper=NBA, but also bets football and baseball. However, known for first half basketball bets, which he hits with a 59% accuracy. 6 years of experience Honest, and reliable with a strong following 2nd capper 60% accuracy in MLB, NBA, NFL last 5 seasons hit an astronomically high 63% of MLB plays over the summer, betting first five innings and then for the game on same team never in any sports hit lower than 55% 3rd capper>>>bets 1 time per day 63% accuracy this year, lifetime history=60% accuracy 4th capper>>bets Football, Baseball, and Basketball. 60% accuracy over 6 seasons More cappers=more bets per week=larger sample size of high % plays Commission=$500 a person for the services of these handicappers 25% interest over 9 months (depending on how large the investment is) 28% interest over 1 year (depending on how large the investment is) Not one capper has had a losing season in any sport, which means that they have all hit higher then 52.38% of their bets required to be profitable. All cappers are right in that 55-63% range with a median of 59% and a standard deviation of 4% $60 - deposit fee for each deposit (waived depending on how much investment is)
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 03:22:47 +0000

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