The general public, especially people who often get into the internet need to know that there are still some things in the web that is not true. With all the content, the information and the knowledge that the internet can give, everybody must know that “Not everything in the Internet is True” and its very shameless to say that thousand, if not millions of people out there are still getting scammed and fooled by these degraded people who take advantage of other people’s wrong decision making process.

The web, especially in recent times has seen tremendous amounts of websites promising people that they could earn big figures daily by working comfortably at home,  know how to earn thousands a day through the internet ,or win every sporting bet you make by buying their product. If you have been into one of those sites that promises those things, then the odds of it being real is one in a billion. Go find a billion more of those websites and trust the last one you land into. It is that unlikely.

Take for Instance, Sport Betting Champ. Some statistical genius that claims to win over 90% of his bets on sports games, now that alone should be a sign to press that “X” close window box. This website and sport betting statistical magic was made up by John Morrison, a said PhD in Statistics from the University of Cornell.  However, there are many things about the John Morrison betting system that should raise some red flags for bettors out there. Scam artists that trick bettors give the industry a bad reputation. Firstly, it discourages trust between bettors and sportsbooks and secondly, it falls very short of the standard principles of transparency and integrity.

A long time ago this betting scam was exposed by Sportsbook Review as a complete scam and yet it still appears that bettors are out there getting fooled. The sad thing about it, is it’s actually a well thought out marketing scheme, it’s a shame the premise relies on bettors being inexperienced and thoroughly uninformed.

And how would you know that even reviewers, reviewers are supposed to be skeptics and sturdy on the facts are saying that his system is very successful, and it might just be for real. If a human being is able to do that, then he is not for real, it is either that, or he’s not human or his means of time travel.

Those are the only things that John Morrison could possible be or do, if he was to successfully pick all the winning teams in the whole 81 game season of the NBA. It is not fair to humanity, it is not fair to science, it is not fair to mathematics; in general it is just not fair. Where is the essence of betting and anticipation to the game now when someone out there is saying he can predict it all. He might as well put his visions to good use and predict the next terrorist attack and do us all a favor.