The Sports Betting Whale is a re-branded version of the Sports Betting Champ, John Morrison. It is a chase system, much like the infamous Trabeplom System. Tony Chau is the name of the owner of The Whale’s Picks. He has made various claims of taking a $500 bankroll and turning it into $180,000.

	I was the largest sports bettor in the United States in the 1990’s.
	Many sportsbooks in Nevada no longer accept my bets over the fear of loss. Others have placed severe limits on the amount of maximum action they’ll take from my wagers.
	Over my lifetime, I have wagered over $500 Million on sports – a figure that would likely be in the billions if the sportsbooks didn’t cut me off.
	I’m established by IQ tests as a number and pattern-recognition genius.
	I successfully turned a $1,000 bankroll into tens of millions from sports betting in the 1990’s.
	I’ve won so much money that a handful of sportsbooks could not afford to pay me on millions of winnings.
	In the year 1995, the sportsbook at the Mirage was by far the largest sportsbook in Nevada. In that year, the Mirage took in about $150 Million in sports betting action. Out of that $150 Million, a total of about $70 Million in wagers were made by me alone. My wagers alone accounted for almost half the sports betting action of the largest sportsbook in 1995, and about one-third of the combined action in all the Las Vegas sportsbooks!
	I wagered millions of dollars on sports in a typical weekend. My typical bet sizes ranged from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars per bet.
	A major sportsbook director of one of the largest sportsbooks in Las Vegas has called me the best sports handicapper he’s ever seen in his life.
	I took $500 and turned it into $630,000 within 1 day of bets at the Mirage sportsbook.
	I opened an account at Pinnacle sportsbook with $50,000. In a span of 4 days, I turned my $50,000 balance into a $4 million bankroll!
	Earlier this year, I took a $500 bankroll and turned it into $180,000 in 10 days of sports betting.