This week and next, should be very telling in terms of who is real deal and who is not. We have had a few surprises so far this year, Patriots, Broncos, Titans, San Fran, and the Jets. This week wins and loses, will help us gauge if teams like Cincinnati can fit the criteria of a surprise team should they pick up the win against the Steelers, and vice versa for Steelers should they lose to Cinci. Washington should they lose to Detroit, etc. Trouble is putting stock into what you've seen on the field thus far, based on only 2 weeks of play. We must allow some time, before we start to truly believe what we see on the field. This week and the next will be very telling, and for us bettors it would be best to keep an open mind. At this point in the season our #1 priority should be absorbing info, don't be too distracted by the final scoreboard in the NFL, scratch the surface, ask yourself: who is outgaining who in terms of yardage? what teams are picking up 1st downs with regularity? what teams appear to be turnover prone? whose defense looks consistent, and in what facet? etc. Keep an organized tally of stats. Sometimes those stats don't show up on scoreboard, and it's our responsibility to have this information handy. The wins and loses from the previous week can be elusive, but the stats don't lie! They are a cappers best friend. Earlier this week I posted some info on certain stats that best correlate to wins, keep an eye out for how teams are performing in these categories, and many more. It will add to your profits between weeks 5-11, take my word for it. While others will bet based on what stuck out to them the week before, you will have a more well rounded idea of what's really going on behind the scenes and behind the scoreboard. Currently, I am working on maintaining and updating over 100 categories of stats that will help me cap my games with more efficiency. Most of the stats are more or less meaningless until sufficient time has passed and enough games have been played, I tend to wait till about week 5 before whole heartedly committing to these stats as a part of the capping process. But when the time comes I will be ready, win or lose, I will have the tools to make the best decisions possible. Will you? I sure hope so, too many people contribute to casino profits these days. We must stay sharp and remain on our toes, oddsmakers do the same to maximize their establishment's profits. We must do the same if we hope to be successful and beat them at their own game! Remember we are playing on their turf, so we need as much of an advantage as we can get. Stay sharp and remain vigilant, with eyes peeled back like potatoes. The real test lies ahead. Be ready for it 
BOL as always :toast:
BOL as always :toast:
