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I've never tailed anyone for an entire season before, whether it's hockey/baseball/football..  my own opinion usually gets in the way, or I decide to tail someone else next time, or whatever. 

But knowing how consistently horrible I am with betting NFL I won't let it be an issue this season!

Anyways, I remember a couple names but not much about them.  I would do the research myself but I can't dig up any regular season posts from anyone..

So let's hear it, who's good?


 
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I'm new to this forum but I've been at other major ones the past couple seasons and have plays documented there. I'm 112-66-3 ATS over the last year and a half (since I started posting), and I'll have a season thread going here this year. Feel free to look my way this season!
 
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check me out:  pickinvet  (22-8 last year reg season)
 
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These threads usually get put into the box pretty quickly, but I'll respond before it does... 

You'll find a few cappers in here that get hot, get a big following, then start losing and create another username.  so, be careful who you follow.

If you're interested, I post my plays on my covers blog every day (link).   I was documented at 56% for the year, with a good start, a slow middle, and an incredible run there at the end.


 
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I am the greatest SUPER bowl handicapper here on this site, bar none, including the advertised ones.

I have selected the correct team, against the spread, the last 11 consecutive super bowls 10 right here on Wagerline/Covers. Many people here will attest to that fact.

I will post on college forum but only about 12 college selections all year.

If you are a disciplined person, you will win.
 
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GreyhoundSports is the best in the business   



A charge $1 per pick like Max58.   

 
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hound, you would have to pay me to tail you. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD:

hound, you would have to pay me to tail you. 





 
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Keep an eye out for a cat named JoeBrenSports.  Fella goes very in depth with his picks and analysis.

 
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I'VE BEEN USING YODA----WHEN I CAN FIND THE LITTLE BASTARD.
 
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Be Wize..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by glyde69:

Keep an eye out for a cat named JoeBrenSports.  Fella goes very in depth with his picks and analysis.

For instance, if a team's long snapper is out, Joe Bren is on it.

 
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Sup Bro
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ctm1985:

I've never tailed anyone for an entire season before, whether it's hockey/baseball/football..  my own opinion usually gets in the way, or I decide to tail someone else next time, or whatever. 

But knowing how consistently horrible I am with betting NFL I won't let it be an issue this season!

Anyways, I remember a couple names but not much about them.  I would do the research myself but I can't dig up any regular season posts from anyone..

So let's hear it, who's good?


,what is the point in that- you must be kidding as that could not possibly be fun in any shape or form
 
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Follow Redflag; I think he'll be strong this year.

 
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Well if you do not do well in pros, why just bet college, or wait till your sport that you do have a better handle on plays. If you tail someone with out doing any thought for yourself then you really are not capping, and will in the end be throwing money away. Look it, I did have a good year in the pros last year, and was Mr. 500 in college and football is what I really wager on. Other sports I just do a few future bets and enjoy them knowing I am in them for the long haul of a season. In football two bad weeks could be your season, and if you get in your own way as you say, well if you start losing you will press and jumping from person to person instead of doing your own work. I can only wish you luck, coming this year. And if you really want action on sundays just do 5 or six futures bet on the over under on team wins and you have that action you carve, with out having to bank roll each week.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cuba:

Well if you do not do well in pros, why just bet college, or wait till your sport that you do have a better handle on plays. If you tail someone with out doing any thought for yourself then you really are not capping, and will in the end be throwing money away. Look it, I did have a good year in the pros last year, and was Mr. 500 in college and football is what I really wager on. Other sports I just do a few future bets and enjoy them knowing I am in them for the long haul of a season. In football two bad weeks could be your season, and if you get in your own way as you say, well if you start losing you will press and jumping from person to person instead of doing your own work. I can only wish you luck, coming this year. And if you really want action on sundays just do 5 or six futures bet on the over under on team wins and you have that action you carve, with out having to bank roll each week.


Hmmm, taking some futures as an alternative isn't a bad idea.  And yeah, I make my own plays on NHL and MMA, and do well as I have a much better grasp on those.  But I just love having action on NFL sundays and making a whole day of it.  Football's a great sport to bet on and watch, I always enjoy it.

I may just make a few of my own future bets.. still would like to tail someone with the remaining deposit though.  Thanks for all the responses so far everybody, I'll definitely check some of you guys out.
 
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manram suckafoo plays were money...

robertofiory does well in nfl when he is focused...
 
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ManRam is solid for sure!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KennyWoo:

For instance, if a team's long snapper is out, Joe Bren is on it.

 
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Joey is ....
 
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not me...
 
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Yeah, make it easy, lay low for the first 6-8 weeks making bookie minimum bets and hope you go 50-50 and are only down the chalk. 

Figure out who is hot, go balls out on their bets, get the account to the good, and then cash out before the cold snap hits.

Leave like maybe 100-200 in to use for rest of season on minimum bets.

Best way to do it.

 
 
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Last year Uriss and BubbaArmy were incredible in the NFL. Both close to 70% I believe.

 

 

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