Generally, I'm disappointed at the quality of books available on sports betting. Some reports analyze the critical question of what enables football games to cover the point spread teams. The Reports are based on a study of every NFL game and every lined college football game played over the past 26 seasons (1988 through 2013) and reveal characteristics that have led to success vs. the point spread. These Reports reveal facts, not theories!. Utilizing comparative analysis, the Method enables you to determine an accurate line between two teams using basic team stats (rushing, passing, points, etc.). You need only to know basic math and a pocket calculator will greatly speed up the handicapping process. Simply do the math and compare the result to the pointspread to determine the selection and its strength Among the books available, though, Dan Gordon's is certainly one of the better ones. He provides good handicapping information and avoids many mathematical pitfalls that hobble the work of other authors. Beat the Sports Books is a worthwhile read for those who like to bet NFL games against the spread. I can easily imagine a better book on the topic, but such a book or analysis on point spreads hasn't been published yet. In the mean time, this may be the best one on the market.
P$. Other sports handicappers may tell you they have the lock of the century or some piece of golden information they found out from their buddy who knows a guy who sold the sports equipment to a little league team in Green Bay, but we as group [ J.J.,Smitty, Benny, Bee Bee and Myself don’t do sports handicapping that way – No Sir !!, We do it Right!!. We analyze all weekly games in NFL and make informed decisions based on our years of sports handicapping. You can bet on it? We all do!!!
P$$. Here are generally two types of sports gamblers as previously stated in my past thread or post. There are those who pick up the schedule and look at the point spreads for each game and say, "Eight points are too many, I'm betting the underdog," or there are those who will pick up the schedule and compare the point spreads to their own numbers and say, "This team is favored by eight points, yet I only have them winning by three, so I'll bet the underdog." Simply stated, power ratings are numbers that show the projected disparity between teams in points from a mathematical perspective. While the point spread has to factor in public opinion, power ratings do not, and for that reason alone, should be more accurate than the point spread more times than not. The fact that most successful sports bettors will most definitely fall into the second category, tells you all you need to know whether it's worth your time and effort to use power ratings for betting NFL football as a tool A very important tool and about 80% true ** J.J. Bascus power rating] we all as a group use this as betting tool for our NFL picks. ~ITS YOUR CALL RX MEMBERS & FRIENDS !!!!!!????~ AND GOOD LUCK TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU THIS SEASON !!!!
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P$. Other sports handicappers may tell you they have the lock of the century or some piece of golden information they found out from their buddy who knows a guy who sold the sports equipment to a little league team in Green Bay, but we as group [ J.J.,Smitty, Benny, Bee Bee and Myself don’t do sports handicapping that way – No Sir !!, We do it Right!!. We analyze all weekly games in NFL and make informed decisions based on our years of sports handicapping. You can bet on it? We all do!!!
P$$. Here are generally two types of sports gamblers as previously stated in my past thread or post. There are those who pick up the schedule and look at the point spreads for each game and say, "Eight points are too many, I'm betting the underdog," or there are those who will pick up the schedule and compare the point spreads to their own numbers and say, "This team is favored by eight points, yet I only have them winning by three, so I'll bet the underdog." Simply stated, power ratings are numbers that show the projected disparity between teams in points from a mathematical perspective. While the point spread has to factor in public opinion, power ratings do not, and for that reason alone, should be more accurate than the point spread more times than not. The fact that most successful sports bettors will most definitely fall into the second category, tells you all you need to know whether it's worth your time and effort to use power ratings for betting NFL football as a tool A very important tool and about 80% true ** J.J. Bascus power rating] we all as a group use this as betting tool for our NFL picks. ~ITS YOUR CALL RX MEMBERS & FRIENDS !!!!!!????~ AND GOOD LUCK TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU THIS SEASON !!!!
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