In a moment, we'll show you what great things the search engines say about BASports.com.

But understand something: as lightning quick as Google or Bing search results are, that's because every major search engine has, before your search,crawled

literally billions of web pages, and their contents, in order to index them.

Those results are really just "dumb" results, obtained at insanely fast times because those page indexes exist on the supercomputers Google & Bing use.

You might call that D.I. [Dumb Intelligence] because all those results are just unfiltered raw results [they could be real; they could be bogus], returned somewhat in random fashion, the way a machine would.

Now, you've heard of A.I. [Artificial Intelligence], and how it's sweeping...well...everything in the world.

The broad concept of A.I. is that enormously expensive computer programs are written which act like a human being would search for something...and they are actually able to learn from their own

actions...as we do...and they scour the billions of web pages out there, comparing an endless amount of data on a given search term, on potentially endless web sites [the number of web pages ever in

existence has now exceeded 1 trillion], and then...just like we would if we had the assingnment of writing a short summary of what we found...in the words and format a human would use.

We tell you all of this because someone in our office just popped out with the idea, "I wonder what the latest A.I. says about Dr. Bob Akmens?," our fearless leader.

It happens that Dr. Bob Akmens is the only person with that name in the entire USA, and when you do a regular search for just his name, you get 3.44 million hits.  Which is crazy, but true:

And, every one of those pages mentions Dr. Bob and the work he's done here at BASports.com on it.

So, it should not surprise you that Microsoft Pilot's A.I. project searched an endless number of websites, among them Yahoo, The Wall Street Journal, probably every sport-related site in existence,

and a few hundred thousand other sites to boot, to come up with their A.I. assessment of who Dr. Bob Akmens is and who BASports.com are.

What you see below, as you can see at the top, was entirely generated by Microsoft's Pilot A.I. project, which is part of the 80 billion dollars they'll spend on it.

We did not write what you see below.

They are not our words.

These are the words of the thousands of sites that have good things to say about Dr. Bob Akmens and his industry-leading BASports.com.

We definitely couldn't have written something better than this:

Now, if that doesn't knock your socks off...then you don't have any socks on.

It blew our minds when we read it.

Because every single word is true.

And we want the world to know this.

This is the reason BASports.com, in its 47 years of making people richer, has attracted more than 600,000 satisfied customers.

Just a bit under the population of Boston.

And proof that if you come on board with us, chances are darn good that you will win money with us.

There are two kinds of regular search engine results, paid and organic.

If I manufacture Lexus's and I want everyone to come up with an ad for a Lexus each time they search for, say, "what's the best car out there?" I can bid

some ridiculous amount of money per search to have Google and Bing rank me #1 in the paid ads section right at the top of the search page.  It might

even be something like $20-$25 per search.  That's principally how Google makes its money: paid search.  But that doesn't mean that's the best answer

for your search.  It just means that money is power and money had brought that search term its #1 ranking.

The second kind of search - and by far the most important - is called organic search.

You can't buy your way into a #1 ranking here.  It's based on how both Google and Bing search for terms all across the billions of internet pages.

The hits you see at the very top of the page - below those phone-baloney paid ads - are there because both Google & Bing searched more web pages

than you can count in a lifetime and found that particular search term you looked for more times than anyone else.  That's how organic search works.

So what happens when someone searches for that holy grail to any handicapper:

"Who is the best handicapper in the world?"

What happens is that Bob Akmens Sports (basports.com) comes up ranked #1 out of 1/2 million+ hits on Google and ranked #1 out of 1.45 billion

hits on Bing. 

China's giant Baidu.com has 1/2-billion (yes with a "B") users daily. And even in China, they know that Basports.com is the best handicapper

in the world as they rank us #1 out of millions of hits (see below).

No one else comes up #1 in this incredibly complimentary search term.  Think about that.

Here's the proof (remember - ignore those paid ads at the top):