| Adam Meyer - About Me |
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Adam Howard Meyer was born in 1972. His parents, a retired police officer and a school teacher, relocated to South Florida where Adam has lived for the past 29 years. He is married and has three children. Adam attended the University of Miami where he studied towards a degree in Law. Since 1989 Adam has been a professional sports handicapper and consultant. Over the past two decades Adam has been involved in local and national community enrichment programs and has been a major contributor to various charitable organizations around the country.
At an early age, Adam was recognized as a gifted athlete. His involvement in athletics and his competitiveness is what fueled his insatiable desire to understand sports not only as a player but from every other aspect as well. In order to help further his understanding of what it takes to win Adam started watching game film to see how teams matched up against one another. It was at this point in his life that Adam understood his true talent was as a sports analyst, not as an athlete. As his interest in analyzing a team’s strengths and weaknesses grew Adam realized that he needed an environment that would facilitate his continued learning.
In 1988 Adam accepted an internship with one of the nation’s leading sports consulting firms and after a short time was hired as an analyst. In 1991 Adam was the youngest person ever to be named CEO and senior sports analyst. He was responsible for advising his firm’s highest priority clients, whom included the top tier sports gamblers and sportsbooks. In just under a year Adam had grown weary of the constraints within the firm and with the direction the company was heading. As a result he resigned his position and formed The Sports Tracker, Inc.
As Adam’s knowledge of sports wagering continued to grow he became the industry’s most successful analyst. Often, many of his clients would fly to Las Vegas to wager heavily on his selections. As Adam’s reputation spread quickly throughout Las Vegas, some of his clients were even banned from placing wagers on his selections.
As a result of his enormous success many sportsbooks and even some of Adam’s competitors sought to form strategic alliances. Adam declined all offers no matter how lucrative they were and continued to work on an exclusive private member basis only.
At the end of 1992 the sports handicapping industry was still focusing on statistical and situational analysis (Theoretical Analysis). Adam believed that the future of the industry lied in what had drawn him to it-team match up analysis and hard data. Adam understood that the theoretical approach was out-dated and ineffective. The new era of sports saw complete rosters change from year to year which made making a selection based on past performances and trends unpredictable and costly.
Over the past 16 years Adam developed a vast network of in-house and freelance researchers who provide him with detailed hard data reports (weather forecasts, injury reports, game strategies, travel information etc…) that he combines with his team match up analysis, player profiles and point spread analysis to make his selections.
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2008-2009 NCAA FB #2 Percentage Leader: 60% |
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2008-2009 NCAA FB #3 Money Leader: +1,610 |
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Selected to participate in the 2007-2008 Leroy's invitation only "Money Talks Handicapping Contest" |
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