I have been working with the finest Handicapper I have ever met. We met 5 years ago in Las Vegas while attending the same seminar, and coincidentally we both live in Northern California. We quickly became good friends, and talk virtually every day.
I was a moderately successful handicapper, grinding out small profits. I had holes in my approach, and talked at length with Sportsdevil (He's a huge NJ Devils fan, thus the monikor) about what I could do to improve my bottom line. His pet phrase is "you must change your paradigm", or more simply change the way you look at games. Our chance meeting was the best thing to ever happen to me. I look at games from a different perspective, and the results have made me a believer. The reason the vast majority of players are losing players is simple, they don't change. They continue to look at games the same way.
I'll give you an example. I work in a casino/Card Room, and we were discussing last year's opening night matchup of Dallas @ NYG. The guys know I play football, and have success. So discussing games is something we do a lot of. Not one person picked Dallas. Nobody. I liked Dallas quite a bit, and every last person thought I was nuts. Super Bowl champs, at home, raising the flag, better team. NYG couldn't lose they said. We all know how that game ended up, Dallas by a TD. So why were we so high on Dallas??
- NFC East games are notorious for dogs covering.
- SB Champs had emotional rush at first, raising flag, etc.. That wears off and things get back to normal.
- SB Champs always get a team's best shot.
These were some of the factors, and resulted in a nice cover and outright dog win. Nobody mentioned any of that. Defending champs, season opener, home game. That was their thinking.
A regular play is 1 Unit, a Top Play is 2 Units. Thats it. No ridiculous 10 Unit plays that artificially inflate totals. Why do I say that?? If you are a $100/game player, and someone gives you a 10 unit play, are you really going to drop $1000 on that game? We stress bankroll management, a steady grind, and at the end of the year you will see a profit.
Over the past 5 years we have been handicapping games together, the results are as follows:
NFL: 358 - 261 = 58% (This includes both Reg and Top Plays). Using a -110 line this computes to a total of 70.9 units
All NCAA: 402 - 281 = 59%, 92.9 units using -110.
Combined NFL/NCAA over the last 5 years: 760 - 542 = 58%. Plus 163.8 Units. AVG Units per season +32.76.
We will customize a betting strategy according to your bankroll. If you follow our advice, you will be a winning player. We play every game we give out. There are no special packages.
If you want to have a successful football season, we can be contacted at the following address:
thebiz1127@yahoo.com
If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a line and we can discuss.
We look forward to another winning season, and look forward to having you join our winning team.
I was a moderately successful handicapper, grinding out small profits. I had holes in my approach, and talked at length with Sportsdevil (He's a huge NJ Devils fan, thus the monikor) about what I could do to improve my bottom line. His pet phrase is "you must change your paradigm", or more simply change the way you look at games. Our chance meeting was the best thing to ever happen to me. I look at games from a different perspective, and the results have made me a believer. The reason the vast majority of players are losing players is simple, they don't change. They continue to look at games the same way.
I'll give you an example. I work in a casino/Card Room, and we were discussing last year's opening night matchup of Dallas @ NYG. The guys know I play football, and have success. So discussing games is something we do a lot of. Not one person picked Dallas. Nobody. I liked Dallas quite a bit, and every last person thought I was nuts. Super Bowl champs, at home, raising the flag, better team. NYG couldn't lose they said. We all know how that game ended up, Dallas by a TD. So why were we so high on Dallas??
- NFC East games are notorious for dogs covering.
- SB Champs had emotional rush at first, raising flag, etc.. That wears off and things get back to normal.
- SB Champs always get a team's best shot.
These were some of the factors, and resulted in a nice cover and outright dog win. Nobody mentioned any of that. Defending champs, season opener, home game. That was their thinking.
A regular play is 1 Unit, a Top Play is 2 Units. Thats it. No ridiculous 10 Unit plays that artificially inflate totals. Why do I say that?? If you are a $100/game player, and someone gives you a 10 unit play, are you really going to drop $1000 on that game? We stress bankroll management, a steady grind, and at the end of the year you will see a profit.
Over the past 5 years we have been handicapping games together, the results are as follows:
NFL: 358 - 261 = 58% (This includes both Reg and Top Plays). Using a -110 line this computes to a total of 70.9 units
All NCAA: 402 - 281 = 59%, 92.9 units using -110.
Combined NFL/NCAA over the last 5 years: 760 - 542 = 58%. Plus 163.8 Units. AVG Units per season +32.76.
We will customize a betting strategy according to your bankroll. If you follow our advice, you will be a winning player. We play every game we give out. There are no special packages.
If you want to have a successful football season, we can be contacted at the following address:
thebiz1127@yahoo.com
If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a line and we can discuss.
We look forward to another winning season, and look forward to having you join our winning team.
