GamblersAdvisory.Com's Guide On How To Bet On Boxing (Google eBook)

Richard Dwyer

Richard Dwyer Esq

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This guy knows a lot about boxing. His theories make a lot of sense.

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This is a very interesting enlightening book. Most of the negative comments above (all with the same odd grammar) are left by a guy who seems to have a grudge against Dwyer's predictions and almost certainly has not read the book.

Contents

• INTRODUCTION: 1
• Eliminate Possible Outcomes: 3
• Dont Be Afraid To Bet On Both Fighters: 13
• How To Play A Matchup Of Two Knockout Artists: 16
• What Is A Fighters Weakness And Can The Other Fighter Exploit It?: 22
• Research A Fighters Worst Loss: 29
• Figure Out Each Fighters Optical Illusion: 32
• The Best Fighters to Bet On Are The Fighters Who Use Their Opponents Optical Illusion to Their Advantage: 39
• What Are The Styles Of The Fighters And How Do They Impact Distance?: 44
• Profit From Proposition Bets On Fights With Counterpunchers: 48
• Length Hand Speed Movement and Volume Combination Punching Can Beat Counterpunching: 52
• An Older Fighter Who Feints A Lot Can Give A Counterpuncher Problems: 55
• Handling Rematches: 58
• Playing Different Weight Classes to Your Advantage: 62
• Always Fit Fighters Can Effectively Move Up In Weight Class: 68
• Always Fit Fighters Can Fight At An Elite Level Late In Their Careers: 73
• Fighters Who Stay Near Weight Between Fights Are Almost Always Technically Superior: 80
• Forget Nicknames: 87
• Spot Fighters In Decline: 89

Bibliographic information

• Title: GamblersAdvisory.Com's Guide On How To Bet On Boxing
• Author: Richard Dwyer
• Publisher: Richard Dwyer Esq