Well, it all depends. I wouldn't rely on Accuscore completely, but if you're not a computer savvy handicapper who can create his own nifty simulations/handicapping programs and tap into massive databases, Accuscore can definitely help. I would suggest using it in conjunction with your own thoughtful analysis of games, and if your own opinions match up with Accuscore's projections in addition to line movements you see at major sportsbooks, then Accuscore can be a great tool.
But like all most things in life, we judge mostly by what we see, THE RESULTS, not by how we perceive things. So we shall see at the end of the month.
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Well, it all depends. I wouldn't rely on Accuscore completely, but if you're not a computer savvy handicapper who can create his own nifty simulations/handicapping programs and tap into massive databases, Accuscore can definitely help. I would suggest using it in conjunction with your own thoughtful analysis of games, and if your own opinions match up with Accuscore's projections in addition to line movements you see at major sportsbooks, then Accuscore can be a great tool.
But like all most things in life, we judge mostly by what we see, THE RESULTS, not by how we perceive things. So we shall see at the end of the month.
no its seriously not! you get more insight from posters on this site. or by studying yourself. it just gives you another look at what the result "could be".
nothing is a lock nothing is guaranteed- thats why its gambling!! lets just hope you win more than you lose
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no its seriously not! you get more insight from posters on this site. or by studying yourself. it just gives you another look at what the result "could be".
nothing is a lock nothing is guaranteed- thats why its gambling!! lets just hope you win more than you lose