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Sports betting consultants are a dime a dozen, and most are scams. The latest con artist to fall under scrutiny is Sean Perry, who claims to be the world's best sports better, raking in over $10 million. But is this claim credible? The truth is, Sean Perry is likely a grifter, making money by convincing naive gamblers to pay for his picks. His tactics include promoting himself on Instagram, claiming to have won millions, and offering to share his “locks” with fans for a hefty fee.

But the numbers just don't add up. If Sean Perry were really making millions, why would he need to sell picks to the public? It's a clear red flag. Additionally, the lines consistently close in favor of the bookies, making it impossible to beat the system. Sean Perry may place good EV bets, but that's not the same as beating the books.

The article also calls out Sean Perry for being delusional and full of himself, flaunting his supposed wealth on social media. But a closer look at his actual bets reveals that he lost $1.1 million on a single bet, hardly the mark of a professional sports better.

The conclusion is clear: Sean Perry is a grifter, preying on naive gamblers who think they can beat the system. If you're considering paying for his picks, be aware that you're getting swindled. Sports betting is a game, and it's best approached with a level head and a realistic understanding of the odds.