Just over a week ago I was having lunch at The Institute of Directors in Pall Mall and I bumped into John Harrison of Streetwise Marketing. He mentioned that he had a new book based on making a profit betting on Wimbledon and the other three Grand Slam tennis tournaments throughout the year… The Australian Open, the French Open and the US Open. In fact, the method can be used every week, all year round, but the biggest profits come during the Grand Slams. He said it was based on a glitch in the tennis betting market that can be exploited to create a significant profit.
So last week he sent me the manual and I’ve had a look and it does look very interesting. It’s basically a way to almost always lock in a guaranteed profit, time and time again during a match, and it works because of the way players are seeded. You don’t need to know anything about tennis as everything is explained in the manual, and it’s pretty simple.
Anyway, Wimbledon starts next week so I’ll be having a go with this.
One thing that does stand out with this product though is the guarantee. He’s so confident in this system that he’s offering a full 12 month (or more!) refund guarantee:
“Order ‘The Zig Zag System’ on approval. Test out the system for a full 12 months…or even more if you’d like more time. If you don’t make a substantial profit that you’re happy with, simply let us know and your payment will be returned in full.”
I’ve never seen a refund guarantee like this before… essentially you can order it, try it out for a whole year and if you’re not happy just get your money back.
So if you’d like to have a go making some money during this year’s Wimbledon, have a look here:
http://www.streetwisenews.com/zig/
Hello
After reading your glowing report on The Zig Zag System I thought I would consider getting a couple of questions answered from Streetwise before moving ahead. Below is my message to Streetwise. As of today, I have not had a reply.
i would be interested in your thoughts.
Kind regards
John Wiltshire………….
Good afternoon
I have been reading through the information regarding the ZigZag System and all looks very tempting. Although I appreciate that the full system details cannot be outlined in the promotion page, I have one question that I need answering.
Is it essential to follow each and every match prior to placing a bet? In other words are you betting on the possible outcomes during each and every match or on the match result.
My free time during the day is somewhat limited and I would not be in a position to watch tennis during the day.
Can you explain the following paragraph from the ZigZag leader page please? “If you agree to send me a quick email telling me how much money you’ve made with the system, I’ll send you a copy for £127. You read that right – just £127…less than half of the next lowest price when the system goes public later in the year”.
Kind regards
John Wiltshire
Hi John,
I haven’t written a glowing report… All I’ve said is “It looks interesting” and that I’ll be testing it out next week.
On to your questions. No, it’s not essential to follow each and every match prior to placing a bet. In fact, most of the matches you won’t be betting in anyway. The manual highlights which particular matches you should be betting in and it’s up to you if you want to bet in all of them or not. You can pick and choose at your leisure.
You do, however, have to bet live during whatever match it is you have chosen to bet in. So you can’t just place a bet and leave it, you need to bet during the match itself.
Regarding the paragraph you quoted, he’s basically just fishing for a testimonial once you start profiting from the system. There’s no obligation to do this though.
Hope this helps
Hi Graham.
I made a question to Streetwise too but I haven’t received an answer yet, so I try to ask that to you. Is it necessary to use Betfair for the system to work or a normal bookmaker can be used also? For many non-UK residents in EU “Betfair UK” is now banned and the “local Betfairs” don’t offer the exchange option yet, so laying is not possible etc.
From your previous answer I understood that it should be a bookmaker that offers the “in-play” betting option maybe, but I could be wrong…
Thank your for your help.
Kind regards,
Mario
Hi Mario,
No you do need Betfair as you need to be able to Lay part of your bet. If you can’t do that then this won’t be for you.
Thanks