The Complete Guide to Sports Betting: The six key betting principles that professional bettors use to ensure profit at the sports book.

by Kevin Dolan

About the Book The Complete Guide to Sports Betting will show you the systems and methods that sharp sports bettors use everyday in determining which games offer the highest value and the most chance to profit. Inside you will learn how to create your own set of accurate power rankings, how to analyze betting patterns and trends, and how to evaluate early and late line movements on games among many other professional techniques. If you are serious about improving your betting IQ and gaining the necessary edge over the sportsbook this book will be an indispensable guide in showing you how to achieve that. About the Author Kevin Dolan has been a professional sports bettor for almost a decade and in that time has achieved a sterling reputation in the industry backed up by numerous awards. In 2015, he won the World Series of Handicapping contest in Las Vegas. He currently lives in Seoul, South Korea and can be reached via Twitter where he posts betting information daily.

98 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 7, 2017

Reviews

[Helfren · Rating 4 out of 5]

A solid book on the basic of betting. This read has offered a very interesting window into the basic of betting, the theory like- zig-zag theory, kelly kriterion theory, the revenge spot and the importance of game spot. To know these vital techs in betting is good and detrimental if one to skip it.

[MR C H TORDOFF · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

A good read, full of tips and solid advice on how to invest wisely.
Some of the sports won’t interest all people but the info in this book is well worth taking onboard. Buy!

[Cooljoe815 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book

[Colin Mangan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Informative

It breaks everything down into easy to understand steps. It teaches a systematic approach which takes the blind gambling out of it.

[Dan Mamerow · Rating 1 out of 5]

Truthfully the most useless book I've ever read on sports betting. Full of actively bad advice in nearly every chapter that any half-proficient sports bettor can spot easily. The examples are too numerous and almost laughable to list here, but in short, don't waste your money because this book not only provides very little substance, the little advice it does provide is in many cases very obviously hurtful to your chances of profiting at the betting window. Only recommended if you've never read one article, book, or piece of literature on sports betting in your life, and plan on following this trash up with actually useful books that can aid your bankroll rather than suck it dry as this book's advice would accomplish. I don't believe the author has ever placed a sports wager in his life, and certainly has never been a profitable sports bettor. Avoid.