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About The Shocking Betting System |
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Stephen Shocking -
Notes And Ramblings
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 03:03 |
Although the workings of the 'Shocking System' are incredibly complex and beyond the comprehension of most ordinary human beings, the end results are relatively simple to understand. Here is a quick break down:
- (1) - the system expects a home win.
- (X) - the system expects a draw.
- (2) - the system expects an away win.
- (1X) - the system expects a home win with the possibility of a draw.
- (X1) - the system expects a draw with the possibilty of a home win.
- (2X) - the system expects an away win with the possibilty of a draw.
- (X2) - the system expects a draw with the possibility of an away win.
stars (*) - the system awards stars ranging from 1 to 5 each time it reaches a (1), (X) or (2) conclusion. The more stars the higher the system's expectation of the event ending as predicted. Be warned however that anything below 3 stars for a (1) or (2) selection is slipping into 'draw' territory and depending on the odds available, going against the system's prediction can occasionally prove worthwhile.
Now, the 'Shocking' system was originally designed with the sole purpose of locating likely stalemates but such is my genius, it is a rather comprehensive and flexible beast based around 'superiority' (I shall tell you nothing more my friends) and can of course be utilised across the whole betting spectrum from Asian handicap betting to overs/unders. Imagine the system as your little betting friend. Sitting on your shoulder whispering words of advice.
Good luck,
Stephen Shocking
Genius
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