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World SAM Soccer Review

World SAM Soccer is a product by Steve Davidson that offers users a system for analysing possible outcomes and getting the best value bets.

What does the product offer?

World SAM Soccer comes as an executable file which shows you the correct techniques for analysis (this does require Windows). There is also a 12 minute video that ties in with this as well as a spread sheet with additional details. Finally you are told about the free website that Steve Davidson uses to get his data and a cheat sheet to help you speed up the analysis process.

How does the product work?

As is mentioned above World SAM Soccer is all about analysis. Ultimately it is designed to help you assess the situation with goals which allows for a broader betting spectrum i.e. under/overs, correct scores and match odds.

What is the initial investment?

World SAM Soccer is available for a reduced price of £69.97 down from £89.97 although this is claimed to be limited to just 25 copies. As with any product marketed by Steve Davidson there is unfortunately no money back guarantee in place.

What is the rate of return?

Since 6th of December World SAM Soccer has allegedly produced 36.45 points profit which amounts to a 36% return on investment. This is based off 71 games bet on.

Conclusion

I think that World SAM Soccer is very expensive for what it is. The fact is that 36 points of profit over 4 months simply doesn’t come close to some of the better tipster services out there. I understand that buying a system is a different prospect and ultimately, a good system will last you much longer but I think that you would have to play a very long term game for something like World SAM Soccer to become more profitable than a tipster service.

I also dislike the lack of a refund policy in place, something that most places do offer now. All in all I would personally avoid World SAM Soccer, I don’t think the results are great and there is no way to minimise your losses through a refund.

 

 

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