Legal NFL betting is a hobby for some, but it also is an investment for those who achieve success.  Start with this question:

Pick any four month period of the last 12 months, and think:  What was the “Return On Investment” (ROI) on any of your investments?

Odds are, you have a 401K plan which might actually have turned a negative profit in the last 12 months as you watched your funds dwindle in size.   You may have some money in stocks which likely have done poorly over the last year, but if you are lucky, you also made a few good purchases and were able to break even.   You may even be lucky enough to be up a little in the market due to its improvement YTD.  Or, you may have invested in safer CDs, but lately these are turning around a 1.50% APR for a period well over the four months timeframe.  You might get just over 1.50% if you lock up your money for a full 12 months!  Basically, if you’ve been lucky, you have not lost anything in your investments, and if you are really sharp with your investments, you’ve cumulatively made a ROI of perhaps less than 8% over any four month stretch last year.

Since 2005, Sharp Football Analysis’ regular season record of 287-153 has posted a ROI of 25%!  How is this calculated?

Assume for ease of math that each wager is betting $110 to win $100, although regardless of how large your bet (even $10 per game) the return on investment is still 25%.  You won 287 games, which means you got your $110 back that you put up per game and then got another $100 profit per game.  On the 153 games you lost, you lost $110 on each of those games.    Your profit on the 287 winners was $28,700 (287 x $100 profit).  Your total loss on the 153 losers was $16,830 (153 x $110 loss).  Thus you made a profit of $11,870 wagering $110/game ($28,700 - $16,830) out of a total amount wagered of $48,400 ($110 per game x 440 games).  That is a Return on Investment of 25% ($11,870 / $48,400).

Now remember, this ROI is over a short four month period from September thru December!  And just looking at the playoffs alone since 2005, Sharp Football Analysis’ record of 55-24 has posted a ROI of 33%.  And that is over a 1 month period from January into the first week of February! 

Sharp Football Analysis has hit over 65% winners with consistency.   With Sharp Football Analysis, the key is:  consistent winning plays.  When you can beat the NFL at such a high rate (and unmatched among any competition), the season becomes more of an “investment” than a hobby.  Considering the state of the economy, you would be hard pressed to find anything to invest in that achieved, over a four month stretch, a 25% ROI with consistency. 

Nothing in sports betting is guaranteed, there are no promises that can be made.  The industry is definitely not FDIC insured and you are not going to be assured that you will get another 25% ROI if you purchase a season pass from Sharp Football Analysis.  But what you will get is every single play Sharp Football Analysis releases, all of the analysis and streamlined trends, and the peace of mind that Sharp Football Analysis works with ferocity each and every week to ensure that the plays hit at the same high percentages that they have hit at for years now.  Sharp Football Analysis is not a 1 week or a 1 season wonder.  Please review the detailed results in the Records tab to see that Sharp Football Analysis has exceeded expectations and outperformed competition for multiple years in a row.

And it is for that reason that you will be hard pressed to find a better investment in the last 4 months of 2010 than on a Season Pass from Sharp Football Analysis!