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over the past year or so I have had tremendous success parlaying heavy favorites together across all sports. Mainly, I killed it this past season in ncaaf and nfl. I started doing this halfway through college basketball last year when I got tired of losing by a point or 2 on spreads because of late game fouling or missed free throws.
Anyways, the keys are this 1: only include teams you think are absolutely going to win, no questions. This meAns big favorites, 7-11 point favorites. Key #2: try taking mostly home teams , unless the team you are taking is clearly that much better than the opponent. Home court is huge, especially in college basketball.
I'm not here to say follow me, I'm great blah blah blah. Just want to try and share some winners. There is easy money to be made some nights when you find the right combination of favorites. Some nights, there aren't any clear winners, and you have to be patient enough to take the night off.
Also, when I post my play I would absolutely love for anybody to chime in with why they think one of my teams could lose. I am always open to others opinions and insight , I will never put anybody down for expressing themselves.
Anyways, the keys are this 1: only include teams you think are absolutely going to win, no questions. This meAns big favorites, 7-11 point favorites. Key #2: try taking mostly home teams , unless the team you are taking is clearly that much better than the opponent. Home court is huge, especially in college basketball.
I'm not here to say follow me, I'm great blah blah blah. Just want to try and share some winners. There is easy money to be made some nights when you find the right combination of favorites. Some nights, there aren't any clear winners, and you have to be patient enough to take the night off.
Also, when I post my play I would absolutely love for anybody to chime in with why they think one of my teams could lose. I am always open to others opinions and insight , I will never put anybody down for expressing themselves.
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