Has anyone used the sports betting professor? Does anyone have or know where to get his picks?
Thanks
on3,
Not to confuse the peanut gallery, but isn't Dener a modified by? There are playing a JM play, so maybe you just filtered it?
Thanks for your work,
Jsqd
on3,
Not to confuse the peanut gallery, but isn't Dener a modified by? There are playing a JM play, so maybe you just filtered it?
Thanks for your work,
Jsqd
on3,
Not to confuse the peanut gallery, but isn't Dener a modified by? There are playing a JM play, so maybe you just filtered it?
Thanks for your work,
Jsqd
on3,
Not to confuse the peanut gallery, but isn't Dener a modified by? There are playing a JM play, so maybe you just filtered it?
Thanks for your work,
Jsqd
Arizona is NOT a Modified system play for week 10...they won and covered last weekend vs. Chicago. Denver and GB are Modified system plays....
For the record, I like Option B from On3 on the Denver/Washington game....Then we can just follow up with the loser for next week if it generates another play.....
Arizona is NOT a Modified system play for week 10...they won and covered last weekend vs. Chicago. Denver and GB are Modified system plays....
For the record, I like Option B from On3 on the Denver/Washington game....Then we can just follow up with the loser for next week if it generates another play.....
I wouldn't consider 17 a key number. This is exactly from the morrison pdf file:
I also recommend that you buy half a point (.5) onto the point spread if your team happens to be an underdog with an exact spread of either +2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7.
By your reasoning; would 27 would be a key number as well?
My understanding is for spreads that are common week to week like those he lists above (+2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7).
I wouldn't consider 17 a key number. This is exactly from the morrison pdf file:
I also recommend that you buy half a point (.5) onto the point spread if your team happens to be an underdog with an exact spread of either +2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7.
By your reasoning; would 27 would be a key number as well?
My understanding is for spreads that are common week to week like those he lists above (+2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7).
I wouldn't consider 17 a key number. This is exactly from the morrison pdf file:
I also recommend that you buy half a point (.5) onto the point spread if your team happens to be an underdog with an exact spread of either +2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7.
By your reasoning; would 27 would be a key number as well?
My understanding is for spreads that are common week to week like those he lists above (+2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7).
I wouldn't consider 17 a key number. This is exactly from the morrison pdf file:
I also recommend that you buy half a point (.5) onto the point spread if your team happens to be an underdog with an exact spread of either +2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7.
By your reasoning; would 27 would be a key number as well?
My understanding is for spreads that are common week to week like those he lists above (+2.5, +3, +6.5, or +7).
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