ESI is a perfect 12-0 the last two seasons on regular season and post season, pro and college, basketball and football Game of the Years. A tremendous amount of blood, sweat, and tears go into these plays, and ESI does not throw the tag around lightly. We don't give one every other week and there are no 10 and 20 unit bailout plays. Simply our best play of the entire tourney that we advise customers to play right around twice their normal play. We are also 7-4 on CBB 3* plays this season, and both the regular season CBB GOY Iowa -6 over Wisonsin in early March, and the conference tourney GOY Syracuse +2.5 over Cincinnati in the opening round of the Big East tourney cashed in. This is an extremely strong play, a product of long hours of handicapping. It is a play you do not want to be on the other side of.
The play can be purchased at www.elitesportsinvesting.com PAY ONLY IF YOU WIN, or by calling (412)377-7462! The following complimentary play was also taken from the website, and there will be Final Four previews added next week. You can also call the complimentary line, (412)734-8435 for Bonus Plays w/analysis as well as ESI info. Good Luck with the rest of the tourney!
ESI...No Gimmicks, No Intense Sales Pressure, just good ole'fashioned Sports Handicapping! Fully monitored at Sports Watch of Las Vegas.
UCLA vs. Memphis
Play UNDER the total (136)
One thing is for certain here, UCLA will not let Memphis run up and down the court like they did in 88-80 Memphis win at Madison Square Garden earlier this season, a mistake that the Bradley Braves made on Thursday night. Ben Howland slowed these Bruins down by the time January came around, and they have become an excellent defensive team, allowing only 59 ppg on 41% shooting. They also do a great job allowing 8 offensive rebounds a game, a key when facing Memphis who is the nation's best offensive rebounding team with 14/game. UCLA will mix it up on defense, and work patiently on offense. Memphis allows a mere 38% from the field themselves, forcing 17 turnovers a game, and forces an opposing offense to go 94 feet with their press. The posted total on the UCLA/Gonzaga game was 137, and Gonzaga has just as much offense but nowhere the defense of Memphis, so definitely appears to be value at this price. See this one in the mid to high 60's
The play can be purchased at www.elitesportsinvesting.com PAY ONLY IF YOU WIN, or by calling (412)377-7462! The following complimentary play was also taken from the website, and there will be Final Four previews added next week. You can also call the complimentary line, (412)734-8435 for Bonus Plays w/analysis as well as ESI info. Good Luck with the rest of the tourney!
ESI...No Gimmicks, No Intense Sales Pressure, just good ole'fashioned Sports Handicapping! Fully monitored at Sports Watch of Las Vegas.
UCLA vs. Memphis
Play UNDER the total (136)
One thing is for certain here, UCLA will not let Memphis run up and down the court like they did in 88-80 Memphis win at Madison Square Garden earlier this season, a mistake that the Bradley Braves made on Thursday night. Ben Howland slowed these Bruins down by the time January came around, and they have become an excellent defensive team, allowing only 59 ppg on 41% shooting. They also do a great job allowing 8 offensive rebounds a game, a key when facing Memphis who is the nation's best offensive rebounding team with 14/game. UCLA will mix it up on defense, and work patiently on offense. Memphis allows a mere 38% from the field themselves, forcing 17 turnovers a game, and forces an opposing offense to go 94 feet with their press. The posted total on the UCLA/Gonzaga game was 137, and Gonzaga has just as much offense but nowhere the defense of Memphis, so definitely appears to be value at this price. See this one in the mid to high 60's
