MONEY BALL AND MONEY MANAGEMENT – WHAT WE DO

MONEY BALL AND MONEY MANAGEMENT – WHAT WE DO

We want to wish all of you a safe, healthy, and prosperous Holiday Season. If you’ve been following us, we encourage you to share the news with your friends! We have an exciting Referral Program coming up, and we believe it will be extremely well-received. In the meantime, we’d like to take a moment to explain exactly what we do at Steady Gain Sports.

In 2005, Mark Cuban shared a groundbreaking idea (see article here) about investing. He proposed that individuals stand a better chance of making money through sports wagering than through the stock market. At Steady Gain Sports, we’ve proven that this idea holds true—right here, right now! In less than three months, we’ve seen a 196% return on our initial investment. Money can absolutely be made by investing in sports wagering, and Cuban’s idea was that a fund could be set up to find discrepancies in spreads and money lines that could be capitalized on. We’ve been successfully doing this for over 25 years, but recently, we’ve brought our system to the public—for free. Yes, for now!

Let’s take a closer look at what we do with our analytics and software. One of our founders had a brilliant father, an accountant, who wanted to test whether it was possible to beat the stock market. In other words, could he predict or pick a winning stock?

The first thing he needed to do was build a model using various statistics that might predict a winning stock. Factors like CEO performance, earnings per share, cash flow, revenue growth, and more. However, he soon realized he not only needed to pick which factors lead to success, but also the importance or “weighting” of each, to produce an overall probability of success.

Since no such model existed at the time, he turned to baseball, creating a model based on various statistics such as batting percentages, base on balls etc. to see if he could predict wins. The answer was a resounding YES. However, he didn’t care about baseball—his interest was in the stock market, so he then took metrics such as earnings per share and assigned weighted percentages of importance to each.

Excited by his results, he found that while the model worked well for baseball, it was poor at predicting stocks. Disappointed, he put his notes in a drawer and continued his career as an accountant. Upon his passing, one of our founders discovered his work and resurrected the baseball model. The rest, as they say, is history. This was over 25 years ago, and since then, the model has been refined. Now, it includes not only baseball but also football, basketball, and—coming soon—soccer. In essence, this is Moneyball for sports wagering, or rather, sports investing.

But that’s not the whole story. It gets even more exciting—and complex. It’s one thing to predict a win, but it’s an entirely different task to manage our money. This is why at Steady Gain Sports; we emphasize the concept of Money Management. Without it, all the wins mean nothing. Why? Because just like the stock market, there are losses. And just as losses must be managed in the stock market, they must be managed in sports wagering.

Our system doesn’t just predict the outcome of a game; it tells us how much to wager. This is a critical aspect. For example, as of this writing, we’re up 196% on our initial investment over 53 games. If someone had placed a flat $100, $1,000, or even $10,000 bet on each game, they’d only be up 109%, compared to our 196%. That’s a huge difference and demonstrates that Money Management is just as important as predicting the outcome of a game. Our Money Management System is just as complex as our predictive model of who will win. At Steady Gain Sports, our focus is on both winning and managing our winnings for the best possible Return on Investment.

In summary, Cuban was “spot on.” There are people—like us at Steady Gain Sports—who can make money by using sports wagering as an investment vehicle. We’ve proven this since day one of our launch and will continue to demonstrate that we are serious. We are a hedge fund utilizing sports wagering as our investment vehicle.

Unfortunately, the sports wagering world is also filled with scam artists who are only interested in taking your money. Similarly, the stock market has its share of people using unethical tactics. For example, many hedge funds profit by “shorting” stocks, promoting that they did go short, and getting others to follow suit. But at Steady Gain Sports, we’re different. We pride ourselves on being honest and transparent. We show in real time, that we’re making profits by picking more winners than losers and managing those wagers using our Money Management System. With a 196% return on investment in under three months since our launch, we believe our results speak for themselves. Further, we have provided these wagers free of charge to our loyal partners. YOU!

If you know anyone replicating our success with this many games, we’d love to hear from you!

With Positive Intent