(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, May 31, 2012 ) New York, NY -- Z-Code System Facebook testing was used to analyze the effectiveness of the sports betting system. This Facebook test acted as a form of Z Code System proof due to the fact that it took place in front of over 10,000 members of the social networking platform. After the success of this testing period and after having gained the interest of thousands of sports fans, Z Code System has now gone private as a membership site.
According to Product Press, the private membership model for the system will ensure the effectiveness of the process for all members.
“We don’t want every man and his dog having access to our insider information!” said a company spokesperson. “To protect our members, our system is only available on a private membership basis. This ensures that our picks remain private and that the process does not become watered down.”
A unique aspect of the Z Code System membership is in the scientific, maths based approach that is adopted.
“The maths based approach is different to traditional gambling. The term ‘gambling’ seems to indicate a high level of risk. But the Z Code System statistics are based on actual sporting history. This would indicate that members might well have a higher rate of success with this new approach,” said Product Press as part of their Z Code System Review.
The way Z-Code system operates is by making comparisons with today’s sporting events with sporting events of the past. Games that go back as far as 1999 are analyzed to ensure that reliable sports bets can be made based on statistical information.
It will be interesting to see how members get on as the Z Code System Facebook testing group transforms into an exclusive membership site.
Z Code System is a private members club that reveals recommended bets for the day’s sporting events. The cold, analytical approach of the system is designed to take emotions out of sports gambling so that only bets with the highest chance of success are placed. The system was created by Ron (a University Professor with a keen interest in both Maths and sports) along with his team of sporting experts, which include Mike Zed, Mark Donatiello, and Alberto Carrillo.
