The most important part of reading other people's picks is not the "pick" it self. It's the thought process. See how they analyze the situation, pick out the aspects that you like about their analysis, modify it to your liking so you can come up with your own unique process that is tailored to you.
Everybody thinks differently and will not agree on an outcome. Who knows, you may see something that other have missed.
Also, don't EVER blindly follow the crowd. Look at the data yourself, process it and come up with your OWN conclusion. Even if it doesn't agree with the majority of the "experienced" cappers/consensus, so be it. After all, how many times has the forum been on one side and it results in a "covers bloodbath?" It happens more than you think..
The most important part of reading other people's picks is not the "pick" it self. It's the thought process. See how they analyze the situation, pick out the aspects that you like about their analysis, modify it to your liking so you can come up with your own unique process that is tailored to you.
Everybody thinks differently and will not agree on an outcome. Who knows, you may see something that other have missed.
Also, don't EVER blindly follow the crowd. Look at the data yourself, process it and come up with your OWN conclusion. Even if it doesn't agree with the majority of the "experienced" cappers/consensus, so be it. After all, how many times has the forum been on one side and it results in a "covers bloodbath?" It happens more than you think..
The process with which someone picks a game is all subjective and actually somewhat meaningless. You could do research for days leading up to the game, use all the trend data possible, know all the players and injuries inside and out, and you could make a pick based on that info only to have it lose. Someone who took the opposite side as you may have been less informed, had less data to work with, and merely selected it for no data-driven reason and win a game. Not sure the process matters. For example, if you go to one handicappers page he'll give you info on why team A wins and another handicappers page gives info why team B wins. You could agree with one of them and end up being wrong. My point being that the process has nothing to do with it. You wanna know what does? Clicking the right button. Oh you weren't on the right side of game 741/742? Must've clicked the wrong button ?????
The process with which someone picks a game is all subjective and actually somewhat meaningless. You could do research for days leading up to the game, use all the trend data possible, know all the players and injuries inside and out, and you could make a pick based on that info only to have it lose. Someone who took the opposite side as you may have been less informed, had less data to work with, and merely selected it for no data-driven reason and win a game. Not sure the process matters. For example, if you go to one handicappers page he'll give you info on why team A wins and another handicappers page gives info why team B wins. You could agree with one of them and end up being wrong. My point being that the process has nothing to do with it. You wanna know what does? Clicking the right button. Oh you weren't on the right side of game 741/742? Must've clicked the wrong button ?????
This was a ruff one for me.but I won big in NFL with the cowherd. So I trust not just for fun and will go with him tonight.my finance is her from out of the country, I'm going now to bang her before the game,wish me luck in both games,
This was a ruff one for me.but I won big in NFL with the cowherd. So I trust not just for fun and will go with him tonight.my finance is her from out of the country, I'm going now to bang her before the game,wish me luck in both games,
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