100 Percent Winners Review - Become An Arbitrageur
100 Percent Winners Review - Become An Arbitrageur
If you haven't heard of "100 Percent Winners" yet it's a sports arbitrage software created by Steve C. (FAP Turbo). The software makes it possible to place 100% unlosable bets. Basically you are put into a 100% unlosable situation when you use this clever software.
How does it work?
The software scours the internet for bookmakers, gathers their betting odds and using arbitrage, finds those pertinent bets that will give you 100% unlosable conditions. You will need to open at least a couple bookmaker accounts (but all this info is given to you in straight forward video tutorials once you download the software).
Here are just a few of the latest bets and the amounts you would have won in percent. Don't worry there are plenty of bets every day. The software makes sure of that:
M. Sharapova vs V. Azarenka / Tennis / 2-Apr-11 5:00 pm 17.95%
M Sharapova vs V Azarenka / Tennis / 2-Apr-11 4:50 pm 9.12%
Vera Zvonareva vs Victoria Azarenka / Tennis / 1-Apr-11 2:20 am 40.77%
Rafael Nadal vs Tomas Berdych / Tennis / 1-Apr-11 12:39 am 17.86%
Rafael Nadal vs Tomas Berdych / Tennis / 1-Apr-11 12:18 am 3.18%
A. Petkovic vs M. Sharapova / Tennis / 31-Mar-11 6:46 pm 60.56%
It truely is amazing software and you really should get very excited because "100 Percent Winners" can and will create a fabulous monthly income. Not millions but a good few thousand each month - not bad at all. Remember also, this is 100% risk free - you can't lose. I know this is difficult to fathom but that is the power of arbitrage.
What is arbitrage?
Arbitrage is the practice of taking advantage of a price difference between two or more markets, striking a combination of matching deals that capitalize upon the imbalance, the profit being the difference between the market prices.
Is there a discount?
Well, I'm glad you asked! The guys at "100 Percent Winners" have released their first discount. This is not for the general public. This is generally always the case a week or so after the initial launch. So YES to that question.