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Posted by on Aug 28, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

The Contrarian Criterion of Betting NFL Preseason Football

 

 

Last weekend, I faded an 81 percent betting trend.

That sounds crazy, so let me explain.

The well-known trend had won 81 percent of the time up until that point. But I decided to bet all 16 NFL preseason games and go against the trend.

How and why?

Read this article I shared with CASINOS.COM. The link is listed below.

Let me repeat this again:

 

ANYONE WHO THINKS BETTING NFL PRESEASON GAMES IS UNBEATABLE IS WRONG

 

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Posted by on Aug 1, 2024 in Blog | 1 comment

Announcing: 2024 NFL Betting Syndicate

 

 

ANNOUNCING: 2024 NFL BETTING SYNDICATE

The NFL preseason kicks off tonight. In celebration of the upcoming pro football season, I’m announcing the continuation of the “LAS VEGAS NFL BETTING SYNDICATE.” All prior investors will be given priority. However, I will also accept as many new first-time investors, as possible. This will be done in two groupings, on a first-come/first-serve basis which will be determined by DATE OF FUNDS RECEIVED. This will be the only criteria to lock up a spot.

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Posted by on Apr 30, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

Who Should You Trust? Line Movement or Your Gut Instinct?

 

 

Here’s my latest article on NBA Playoffs betting, which could apply to any sports wagering situation. The host site is betcoin.ag.

The subject here is gut feel and instinct versus line movement in the opposite direction. My conclusion is this:

“When a team shows you who they really are — listen and learn (and then make the bet!)”

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

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Posted by on Apr 25, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

An NBA Playoff Betting Angle

 

 

One of the most reliable betting angles in pro sports happens during the first round of the NBA playoffs. Teams that are down 0-2 (games) and returning to their home court for Game 3 are automatic bets whenever you see the situation. This means identifying the teams that lost the first two games of a playoff series (both on the road), and then bet on them to win and/or cover the spread in the third game. Note the NBA plays a 2-2-1-1-1 format, which means Game 3 is always a change of venue.

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