Written by :
Published on :
OAKLAND PARK, Fla. (Gambling911.com) - Gambling911.com had an opportunity to sit down with Jon Price, President of Sports Information Traders.
Price is considered to be one of the most respected and relentless sports handicappers in the game for the past 20+ years, He has built his reputation on big wins, bold calls and unmatched consistency. From ESPN to CBS Radio, Price can be heard throughout the sports betting airwaves during the football season.
The services offered include exact unit recommendations and bankroll roadmap, real-time text/email alerts when lines move and easily accessible and secure weekly picks.
Now onto the interview.
GAMBLING911.COM: "We're here with our President, Jon Price. Thanks for taking the time to speak with us. We've seen firsthand how successful you are at winning games at a high rate as we get deeper into football season. What makes you so consistent every year once the calendar hits November?"
JON PRICE: "Our consistency can be traced back to the summer months, when we start preparing for college football and the NFL. Most companies in our space don't even think about football until late August, but we put in the work when no one else does. This way, when the season arrives, we know exactly which teams will bring us the most value. As the season progresses, we stay ahead of our competition. As our clients will tell you, we get our plays in before the line moves. By November, we're not looking around at what other companies are doing. We're winning at a high level, with our eyes focused exclusively on our games and our clients. Let the others continue to watch us."
GAMBLING911.COM: "What do you say to people who ask, 'What makes your company any different from all the other companies out there?'"
JON PRICE: "That's an easy question. It's called being visible and being accountable. How many other companies have been on the radio throughout North America for well over a decade? Not many. These days, many companies claim they're great, but they're not visible. You can't hear them. They never put themselves on a public stage like we have. Over the years, we've appeared on radio stations in places like San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta, Vancouver, Edmonton, Toronto, and many more, showing North America firsthand how strong we are in this space. There's no comparison."
GAMBLING911.COM: "What do you say to people who tell you, 'I wish I had started with you in September, but now the season is close to halfway through, so I'm going to wait until next year'?"
JON PRICE: "I would tell them that now is the best time to start with us. Considering how often we win this time of year, along with the high concentration of upcoming plays involving college bowl games and the NFL playoffs, you couldn't pick a better time to join us and finish the football season strong. Let us help you overcome the losses you suffered on your own in September and October. Put them behind you and follow our lead toward a profitable football season."
GAMBLING911.COM: "You always tell people that we're an investment company and not a sports gambling company. Can you explain that?"
JON PRICE: "Yes. A sports gambling company throws games at you and lets you wager whatever you want. Then, the outcomes of those games have no effect on what you bet the next time. Here at Sports Information Traders, we are game providers and advisors. Every single day, our clients know exactly what their risk will be, and the outcomes determine their wagers for the following day. Success leads to higher future wagers, which can lead to greater profits. Can you imagine if you could call your stockbroker and tell him or her how much of your stock you want to risk in a single day? You can't. The stock market is volatile enough that you can get rich or go broke in a single day. Here, our clients are in full control of their daily risk, with our advice behind them."
GAMBLING911.COM: "You're known for giving away free winners on the radio when you've appeared on stations throughout North America. Is there anything free you can give to people who read this interview?"
JON PRICE: "Absolutely. Here are some free insights. First, stay away from games with double-digit point spreads. Double-digit point spreads look and feel like traps to me. They rarely offer good value.
Second, when you have a good afternoon of winning, stop and move on to the next day. How many times have you been to a casino, gotten up big, and then left having lost money? Most people don't know how to pull themselves out of that winning buzz. When they work with us, they do because they follow our advice. But if you're on your own, you need to learn how to fold up your tent after a good afternoon of winning.
Following that same line of thinking, if you have a tough afternoon of losing, stop and move on to the next day. The people who get hurt the most by sports wagering are those who lose, can't accept their losses, double down on a game they know nothing about, and then find themselves in a deep, uncomfortable hole after losing again. Once again, when you work with us, that doesn't happen. But when you're on your own, you need to have the discipline to walk away after a rough day, too."
- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher
