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Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers (-6.5, 38)

The Carolina Panthers went two months without a victory and are the only team in the playoffs with a losing record, but the NFC South champions are a solid favorite as they open the postseason against the visiting Arizona Cardinals on Saturday afternoon. The Panthers overcame a seven-game winless drought by winning their final four to snag the No. 4 seed and become the first playoff team with a losing record since 2010. "The beautiful thing - record doesn't matter," coach Ron Rivera said.

Arizona was in the mix for the top overall seed in the conference until dropping its final two games to NFC West rivals San Francisco and Seattle to plunge to the No. 5 seed. The Cardinals are down to their third-string quarterback in Ryan Lindley, who will be making his seventh career start and threw his first touchdown passes in last week's loss to the 49ers. “I don’t think anything different is expected of us in that locker room,” Arizona coach Bruce Arians said. “We don’t look at it as a team with a third-string quarterback. It’s our starting quarterback."

TV: 4:35 p.m. ET, ESPN.

LINE HISTORY: The Panthers opened as 4-point home favorites and the line has moved another two and a half points to sit at -6.5. The total has moved down slightly from 38.5 to 38.

INJURY REPORT: Cardinals - LB Larry Foote (probable Saturday, knee), DT Dan Williams (questionable Saturday, foot), G Jonathan Cooper (questionable Saturday, wrist), QB Drew Stanton (out Saturday, knee). Panthers - RB DeAngelo Williams (probable Saturday, finger), S Thomas DeCoud (questionable Saturday, hamstring), G Amini Silatolu (questionable Saturday, knee), LB A.J. Klein (questionable Saturday, knee).

WEATHER REPORT: There is a 67 percent chance of rain with temperatures in the mid 40's.

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "On Monday at about noon ET, we opened Carolina -4.5, and were still uncertain at that time who would be the starting QB for Arizona. About five hours after opening, got sharp bet on the Panthers, so moved to -5.5. Then on Thursday when Bruce Arians announced Ryan Lindley would start, we moved the Panthers to current number of -6. We also moved the total from 38.5 to 38 after the 'Zona QB announcement of Lindley as starter." Michael Pierce, TopBet.eu.

WHAT BOOKS SAY: "Arizona and Carolina are the two worst teams to make the playoffs this season, and neither figures to be around long in the postseason. Both offenses struggle to score points and the defenses of both teams will be the best units on the field." Covers Expert Steve Merril.

ABOUT THE CARDINALS (11-5, 11-5 ATS, 5-10-1 O/U): While Arizona is still holding out a slight hope that backup Drew Stanton (knee) can return, the reality is that Lindley will make his third straight start and attempt to build on last week's 316-yard, two-TD, three-interception performance - sans the picks. Michael Floyd hauled in both scoring passes while setting season highs with eight receptions for 153 yards last week but Larry Fitzgerald was limited to two catches while battling knee issues. Kerwynn Williams, signed off the practice squad after starter Andre Ellington was lost for the season in Week 13, has rushed for at least 67 yards in three of his four starts, but a bigger worry is the defense's inability to control the opposition's ground game. The Cardinals permitted one team to rush for 100 yards in their first 10 games, but have allowed five of the last six foes have surpassed that total.

ABOUT THE PANTHERS 7-8-1, 8-8 ATS, 8-8 O/U): While Carolina had the good fortune of closing the season against four teams that finished with losing records, its defense surrendered an average of 10.8 points during the winning streak and limiting Atlanta to a season-low three points in last week's division clincher. Luke Kuechly - "The best middle linebacker in football," according to Arians - led the league in tackles for the second time in three seasons and is the backbone of a unit that was shredded for at least 37 points in five of the first 10 games. Cam Newton suffered two fractures in his back in a rollover car accident earlier in December, but has rushed for a TD in three straight games and has a pair of 1,000-yard receivers in rookie Kelvin Benjamin and tight end Greg Olsen.

TRENDS:

* Underdog is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings.
* Pathers are 0-4 ATS in their last four games following an ATS win.
* Over is 4-0 in Cardinals' last four playoff games.
* Over is 4-0 in Panthers' last four games versus a team with a winning record.

COVERS CONSENSUS: A slight majority of bettors are backing the Cardinals, with 57 percent of wagers on Arizona +6.5.
 

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Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers (-3, 45)

For as great a rivalry as exists between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens, the Ravens have never defeated the Steelers in the playoffs. Pittsburgh and Baltimore square off in the postseason for the fourth time Saturday night when the AFC North rivals meet on the Steelers' home field, where the Ravens suffered their worst loss of 2014. Back on Nov. 2, Baltimore absorbed a 43-23 setback against its biggest rival as Ben Roethlisberger threw six touchdown passes, tying Pittsburgh's franchise record.

Roethlisberger will be under center on Saturday, but the Steelers will be without Le'Veon Bell after the league's second-leading rusher hyperextended his right knee in Sunday's 27-17 win against Cincinnati that clinched the AFC North title and the No. 3 seed in the AFC playoffs. Sixth-seeded Baltimore snuck into the postseason party by winning three of its final four games, coupled with a loss by San Diego in Week 17. The winner of this game will travel next weekend to face either top-seeded New England or No. 2 seed Denver.

TV: 8:15 p.m. ET, NBC.

LINE HISTORY: The line has held steady to this point at Steelers -3. The total opened at 46.5, was bet up to 47 and has come back down to 45.

INJURY REPORT: Ravens - DE Chris Canty (proabale Saturday, ankle), LB Arthur Brown (questionable Saturday, thigh), DT Timmy Jernigan (doubtful Saturday, foot), T Eugene Monroe (doubtful Saturday, ankle). Steelers - S Troy Polamalu (probable Saturday, knee), DT S McLendon (questionable Saturday, shoulder), CB Ike Taylor (questionable Saturday, knee), TE Michael Palmer (questionable Saturday, groin), RB Le'Veon Bell (out Saturday, knee).

WEATHER REPORT: There is an 81 percent chance of rain with a 12 mile per hour wind blowing towards the northern end zone. Temperatures will be in
the low 40s for the game.

WHAT BOOKS SAY: "Opened Pittsburgh -3 (-125). We figured Le'Veon Bell wouldnt play and that was confirmed early Friday. On Thursday, we moved Steelers to -3.5 (-105) because almost 80 percent of cash on spread was backing Pittsburgh. We have been getting pretty much even action on both sides on 3.5, so we will probably stay at that number. On Thursday, got sharp bet on Under 47, so moved to 46." Michael Pierce, TopBet.eu.

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Baltimore and Pittsburgh will play the rubber match after each team won on their home field earlier this season. The Steelers will be without running back Le’Veon Bell, so the Ravens’ defense catches a break. The home team was just a 2.5-point favorite in each meeting this season, so it’s interesting to note that some sportsbooks have Pittsburgh listed as high as a 3.5-point favorite in this game." Covers Expert Steve Merril.

ABOUT THE RAVENS (10-6, 7-8-1 ATS, 7-9 O/U):
Baltimore has not scored more than 20 points in a game since Dec. 7, but its defense has allowed an average of 15.7 points during its last three games, including a dominant effort in Week 17 when it held Cleveland to 259 total yards and 3-of-13 third-down conversions. The Ravens defense could be even more dominant Saturday with the return of All-Pro defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, who was suspended for the final four games of the regular season for taking a banned stimulant. “I feel like I owe these guys,” Ngata told reporters this week. “I’m going to do whatever I can do to help the team. I’m definitely just ready to get back out there again.” The Ravens quietly set team records for scoring (409 points) and average yards (365), thanks in large part to Joe Flacco (career-high 3,986 passing yards, 27 TDs, 12 INTs), Justin Forsett (career-high 1,266 rushing yards) and Steve Smith (1,065 receiving yards).

ABOUT THE STEELERS (11-5, 9-7 ATS, 9-7 O/U):
The primary concern for the Steelers is the absence of Bell (1,361 rushing yards), whose injury paves the way for undrafted rookie Josh Harris, third-round pick Dri Archer and/or recently signed Ben Tate to see additional action against the Ravens. "I have confidence in anybody that's on our (53-man roster). If I didn't, they wouldn't be on our 53," said Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin, whose team could rely even more on their second-ranked passing attack. Roethlisberger tied for the league lead with 4,952 passing yards, while Antonio Brown caught the second-most balls in a season in NFL history (129) and led the league with 1,698 receiving yards. Pittsburgh's defense will be on the lookout for turnovers, which has been Baltimore's downfall in its previous playoff matchups with Pittsburgh (11 turnovers in three games).

TRENDS:

* Ravens are 1-4-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
* Steelers are 6-0 ATS in their last six home playoff games.
* Over is 11-4-1 in the last 16 meetings in Pittsburgh.
* Over is 11-1 in the Steelers' last 12 home playoff games.

COVERS CONSENSUS: A 62 percent majority of the wagers are backing the Steelers at -3.
 

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Arizona vs. Carolina Game 1

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5k Dallas (1st Half) -3.5

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If my math is correct, he's already down -45.6k this past weekend in NFL...how the hell can he be a tout being this bad?
 

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if my math is correct, he's already down -45.6k this past weekend in nfl...how the hell can he be a tout being this bad?

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Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh

7k Pittsburgh -3 -108 (Lost)

5k Pittsburgh Under 47 (Push 47 Points)


Arizona vs. Carolina

10k Arizona +6 (Lost)

3k Arizona Under 38 (Lost 43 Points)


Cincinnati vs. Indianapolis

5k Indianapolis (1st Half) -3 (Push)

5k Indianapolis -3.5 (Blowout Winner 26-10)

5k Indianapolis -6 +120 (Blowout Winner 26-10)


5k Indianapolis Over 47.5 (Lost 36 Points)


Detroit vs. Dallas

5k Dallas (1st Half) -3.5 (Lost)

10k Dallas -6 +100 (Lost) -15,500

5k Dallas Over 47.5 -102 (Lost 44 Points)

7k Dallas -10.5 +180 (Lost)

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NFL's biggest betting mismatches: Divisional Round Playoffs

Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots (-7, 47.5)

Ravens’ ability to draw flags vs. Patriots’ penalty prone secondary

Referees have had a hair trigger when it comes to flagging overly aggressive coverage this season – and will more so after the pass interference controversy in Dallas last Sunday. No team has felt the pinch of those penalties like the Patriots, who have been flagged for defensive holding a league-high 14 times and whistled for pass interference nine times for a grand total of 217 yards against.

New England has a much-improved defense compared to past postseasons, but the one weakness has been against the pass. The Patriots allow 239.8 yards through the air per game – 17th in the NFL – and most of that damage has come on deep balls, with the stop unit giving up 36 passes of 25 yards or more, which sits fourth most in the league.

Baltimore has benefited from those ticky-tack passing penalties. The Ravens have received 15 pass interference calls against their opponents this season – most in the NFL – and have forced flags to fly on six defensive holding infractions, totaling 345 free yards from foes this season. Baltimore benefited from a 32-yard pass interference call in its win over the Steelers last weekend.

Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks (-10.5, 39.5)

Panthers’ owning time of possession vs. Seahawks’ big spread


Carolina has gotten back to basics in recent weeks and clashes with a team cut from a similar cloth Saturday. Much like Seattle, the Panthers depend on a clock-controlling offense and a dominating defense to win games. It’s worked for Carolina, which has owned time of possession for an average time of 35:27 over the past three games.

The Panthers rushing attack is picking up speed at the right time. Running back Jonathan Stewart has rumbled for 524 yards in his last five games, and rushing mate DeAngelo Williams is working his way back from injury. Add to that ground game the crazy legs of dual-threat QB Cam Newton, and Carolina is sitting down to an all-you-can-eat clock buffet.

With the Panthers hogging the pigskin, it makes it very difficult for Seattle to put up the points necessary to cover this lofty spread. The Seahawks have a stingy defense but have been bullied for TOP in two of their losses this season, versus Dallas and at San Diego – a difference of 79:54/50:06 in those games. And, in its rare home losses, Seattle has been edged in TOP including a 37:24/22:36 count in last season’s loss to Arizona at home. Dallas and Arizona – the last two teams to win at CenturyLink – have out-rushed the Seahawks by a collective 301-183 yards.

Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers (-6, 52.5)

Cowboys’ RB DeMarco Murray vs. Packers’ weakness to the run


Green Bay’s stop unit has looked a little better than it really is in recent weeks. The Packers defense has been a concern all season and got a break at the end of the year against some troubled offenses, taking on punchless teams like Buffalo, Tampa Bay and Detroit. This team allows 119.9 yards on the ground per game – 23rd in the NFL – and that’s a number that should be bigger if not for opponents having to abandon the run in order to keep pace with the Packers explosive offense.

The Cheese Heads are allowing 4.3 yards per rush attempt and have been bowled over when trying to stop runners from moving the chains, with a 34.22 rushing first-down percentage on defense. They’ve given up an average of 7.2 first downs on runs and now face a Dallas offensive line that has paved the way for a record-setting year for its running back.

DeMarco Murray is a relentless runner that will battle for every yard. Behind that powerful o-line, and with the help off a dangerous passing game keeping linebackers honest, Murray led the league with 85 rushing first downs in the regular season, complementing his average of more than 115 yards rushing. The last time these teams met, a Week 15 shootout in Dallas, Murray exploded for 134 yards on 18 carries – 7.4 yards per run – and a touchdown.

Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos (-7, 54)

Colts’ tight end troubles vs. Broncos’ TE Julius Thomas

Thomas opened the season with a bang, reeling in seven catches for 104 yards and three touchdowns in a Week 1 showdown with Indianapolis. That was the beginning of a tough season versus tight ends for the Colts, who allowed a total of 954 yards and 10 touchdowns to those big targets.

Indianapolis allowed 44 yards on four catches to Cincinnati’s tight ends in the Wild Card Round, watched Titans TE Delanie Walker grab seven balls for 43 yards in Week 17, and got toasted for 90 yards and a score on seven receptions from Dallas TE Jason Witten in Week 16. And those are just recent examples.

Thomas has been slowed by an ankle injury late in the year. But limited action and the extra week off has helped the Broncos' big man in the middle heal up before this postseason game. Thomas has been a beast in the red zone as well as on third down – an area Indianapolis is used to controlling. He’s totaled 182 yards and an average of 13 yards per reception on third down, with four of his 12 touchdowns coming on these snaps.
 

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Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots (-7, 47.5)

The New England Patriots have been nearly invincible at home in the playoffs with Tom Brady at quarterback - unless the Baltimore Ravens are in town. The top-seeded Patriots begin their quest for a sixth Super Bowl appearance in 14 seasons when they host the No. 6 Ravens on Saturday in the AFC Divisional Round. New England owns a stellar 15-4 home record in the postseason, but two of those defeats have come at the hands of Baltimore since the 2009 season.

Brady, who has an NFL-record 18 playoff victories, dismissed talk that the Patriots were unfortunate to draw a nemesis as an opponent, despite the fact that the Ravens squeaked into the postseason on the final weekend. “In the playoffs, it’s the same for everybody – one loss and you go home,” Brady said. "We’ve got a great football team here, so we’ll see. We’ve got to go out there and earn it.” Baltimore, which won at New England en route to a Super Bowl title two years ago, kicked off its playoff run with a 30-17 victory at bitter rival Pittsburgh last week.

TV: 4:35 p.m. ET, NBC.

LINE HISTORY: Oddsmakers opened the Patriots as 7.5-point favorites but that is down to -7. The total opened at 49, but is down to 47.5.

WEATHER: Temperatures will be in the mid-teens under clear skies and with wind blowing across the field at nine mph.

INJURY REPORT: Ravens - DT Timmy Jernigan (Questionable, foot). Patriots - DE Chandler Jones (Probable, hip), WR Julian Edelman (Questionable, head), CB Brandon Browner (Questionable, groin), RB Jonas Gray (Questionable, ankle), LB Dont'a Hightower (Questionable, shoulder), WR Brandon LaFell (Questionable, foot).

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Ravens came into the playoffs with an 'us against the world' mentality and proceeded to crush the Steelers in Pittsburgh last Saturday. Now the challenge gets a whole lot tougher as they head to Foxboro to face the Patriots. It's going to be awfully tough for them to beat the Pats at Gillette Stadium for a third time in the postseason, but bettors do have some wiggle room with the line sitting around a touchdown. I'm thinking this is a lower-scoring contest than expected as both offenses become one-dimensional early on." Covers Expert Sean Murphy

WHAT BOOKS SAY:
"We opened Pats -7.5 and 49. Monday morning, got sharp play on Baltimore, so moved Pats to current number of -7 flat. We have juiced the dog to -120, so Patriots are now -7 (even). Monday afternoon got wiseguy bet on Under, so moved to current number of 47.5. Fifty-three percent of cash and 55 percent of bets on Ravens. As far as the total is concerned, 62 percent of cash and 65 percent of bets on the Over." Michael Pierce, TopBet.eu.

ABOUT THE RAVENS (11-6 SU, 8-8-1 ATS, 7-9-1 O/U): Baltimore had never won a postseason game in Pittsburgh, but Joe Flacco threw a pair of second-half touchdown passes to earn his seventh road playoff victory - the most by a quarterback since the 1970 merger. Flacco had a season-high 27 scoring passes and came up 14 yards shy of his first 4,000-yard campaign, but it's his postseason numbers that can't be ignored - 13 touchdown passes and zero interception in his last five playoff games. The Ravens feature a pair of big play wideouts in Steve Smith (79 catches, 1,065 yards) and Torrey Smith (11 TDs) along with a shifty running back in Justin Forsett, who rushed for 1,266 yards and eight touchdowns. Linebackers Elvis Dumervil and Terrell Suggs lead a defense that registered 49 sacks and allowed 15.4 points over the last five games.

ABOUT THE PATRIOTS (12-4 SU, 9-7 ATS, 9-7 O/U): New England suffered its only home loss to Buffalo (17-9) in a meaningless regular-season finale and also struggled offensively in a 17-16 victory at the New York Jets on Dec. 21. Brady went over 4,000 yards for the fourth straight season and finished with 33 TDs and nine interceptions for an offense that finished fourth in the league in scoring (29.3) and averaging 39.6 points during a seven-game winning streak. Julian Edelman had 92 receptions and fellow wideout Brandon LaFell was a surprise with 74 catches and seven scores, but hulking tight end Rob Gronkowski is the top weapon after racking up 82 catches for 1,124 yards and 12 scores. The Patriots' running game and pass rush have been spotty but cornerback Darrelle Revis will be tasked with shutting down one of the Smiths.

TRENDS:

* Road team is 5-0-1 ATS in their last six meetings.
* Ravens are 5-0 ATS in their last five playoff road games.
* Patriots are 4-1 ATS in their last five home games.
* Underdog is 4-1-1 ATS in their last six meetings.

COVERS CONSENSUS:
According to Covers Consensus, 57 percent of bettors are backing the Ravens.
 

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Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks (-10.5, 39.5)

The Seattle Seahawks are in the pole position as they prepare to defend their Super Bowl title with a matchup against the visiting Carolina Panthers on Saturday night. The Seahawks closed the regular season with a six-game winning streak to earn the No. 1 seed for the second year in a row. “We’re exactly where we want to be,” quarterback Russell Wilson said. “To be going into the playoffs, have a first-round bye and be the No. 1 team in the NFC, that’s what you want."

The Panthers are the only team to advance to the playoffs with a losing record, but the NFC South champions are also on a roll with five consecutive victories after dispatching Arizona 27-16 last week in the wild card round. While Seattle features the league's top-ranked defense, Carolina has been a close second during the late-season sprint - not allowing more than 17 points during the five-game run. The Seahawks are 4-0 against the Panthers since 2010, including victories at Carolina in each of the past three seasons by an average margin of 4.3 points.

TV: 8:15 p.m. ET, FOX.

LINE HISTORY: Oddsmakers opened the Seahawks as 11-point home faves and that's come down to -10.5.

WEATHER: Forecasts are calling for temperatures in the mid-40s with a 21 percent chance of rain.

INJURY REPORT: Panthers - LB A.J. Klein (Questionable, knee), G Amini Silatolu (Questionable, knee), S Thomas DeCoud (Questionable, hamstring). Seahawks - C Max Unger (Probable, ankle), WR Jermaine Kearse (Probable, hamstring), TE Tony Moeaki (Questionable, calf), TE Cooper Helfet (Questionable, ribs).

WHAT CAPPERS SAY:
"No one expects the Panthers to pull off the upset in Seattle on Saturday, that much is clear. While it's going to be an uphill battle, Carolina can weather the storm if it can put some points on the board early. Cam Newton didn't look 100% healthy last Saturday - or anywhere close. If he can pull off a heroic performance in hostile territory, the Panthers could keep things interesting. Their defense will need to come up big and take away Russell Wilson's ability to create big plays with his legs, as well as his arm." Covers Expert Sean Murphy

WHAT BOOKS SAY: "No sharp action on this game, we just followed the market from Seattle -11 to the present number of -10.5. We did get sharp bet on Under 41 on Monday morning so moved to 40. Since then about 70 percent of cash was on the Under. Wednesday morning we made another move down to current number of 39.5. Fifty-two percent of cash and 56 percent of bets on Carolina. For the total, 68 percent of cash and 71 percent of bets on the Under." Michael Pierce, TopBet.eu.

ABOUT THE PANTHERS (8-8-1 SU, 9-8 ATS, 9-8 O/U): Carolina set a postseason record by limiting the Cardinals to 78 total yards last week, but suffered a huge blow when starting defensive tackle Star Lotulelei fractured his foot in Tuesday's practice and is expected to be sidelined for at least two weeks. Cam Newton, who was held to 171 passing yards and an interception in a 13-9 loss to Seattle in Week 8, has seven touchdowns versus two interceptions over the past four games while running back Jonathan Stewart has rushed for at least 122 yards on three occasions during the winning streak. Rookie Kelvin Benjamin and tight end Greg Olsen each had over 1,000 yards while linebacker Luke Kuechly, the NFL's top tackler, leads a defense that has allowed 12.8 points over the past five contests.

ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (12-4 SU, 9-6-1 ATS, 8-8 O/U):
Seattle leads the league in allowed points (15.9), total yards (267.1) and passing yards (185.6), but has raised its game to another level over the final six weeks, yielding an average of a scant 6.5 points and holding four opponents without a touchdown. Wilson, called an MVP candidate by Panthers coach Ron Rivera, threw a 23-yard touchdown pass in the last minute to beat Carolina in October and rushed for over 100 yards on three occasions to add a dangerous dimension to a ground game powered by Marshawn Lynch. Coming off his fourth straight 1,000-yard season, Lynch ran for a career-best 13 touchdowns and gets back a key blocker in Pro Bowl center Max Unger, who has been sidelined since suffering a high-ankle sprain at Kansas City on Nov. 16.

TRENDS:

* Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings.
* Panthers are 5-1 ATS in their last six playoff road games.
* Over is 6-1 in Panthers last seven road games.
* Seahawks are 4-1 ATS in their last five playoff games.

COVERS CONSENSUS: According to Covers Consensus, 51 percent of bettors are backing the Panthers.
 

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2014-2015 BOWL RECORD (39-23) 63% +$59,510

I win and lose like anyone else here that has ever gambled....
Had a very bad start to the NFL Playoffs this season and it was only a matter of time before the stones get throne. For those that have been with we from the start start of the season (both the good and bad) were still up from the season profits and one thing that I do is rebound from the bad runs!!!!

With the records that I have posted above are 100% correct and all posted here @ therx for free. I don't really care if member purchase from me or not and if I'm as bad as a select few might think I am why not purchase my plays and fade them and get rich lol ??? Everyone like a free handout but when someone decides to sell plays they become scum and consided a fraud???

Not every person that sells plays is dishonest.....
but the one want to sell pick here @ therx and are not willing to post the plays in there trend once there off the board are not worth the time and effort mark my words!!!

I have sold plays in the past and took a few years off to post here @ therx for free.
Had my good seasons and bad seasons and decided to see what interest there was in my picks. To my surprise there was and above average interest and have had a few great email from those that purchased my selections and had great results from the College Bowl Selections and guarantees!!!

Basketball is going great in the NBA and the NCAA is getting better as the season progresses. Feel free to follow me there and once your ready drop me and email @
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with any questions and and opinion on game and or to get my take on a pick.

You conveniently forgot to include your college football regular season. You stopped posting your record there early in the year when you got down over $50k and finished the season down nearly $200k which more than offsets your total winnings posted above. That doesn't even include the large losses you posted in MLB or the $50k plus you lost in NBA playoffs when you kept betting the Heat. I know it's important to look like you're winning when you try to sell picks, but the simple facts are that you lose more than you win when you take into account all your posted picks. Also, when you win, you update your picks right away. When you lose, you wait a week or simply stop updating.
 

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I know it's important to look like you're winning when you try to sell picks, but the simple facts are that you lose more than you win when you take into account all your posted picks. Also, when you win, you update your picks right away. When you lose, you wait a week or simply stop updating.

Not sure why I'm even responding your screen name says it all "cubsfan4ever" the cubs never win and your a fan of never winning????

I'm selling NFL Playoffs pick here and it has nothing to do with other sports that I post here for free!!!!

Your guesses with my record have been proven wrong in the passed and I like how you keep making the number higher lol!!!!

YOU AND ONLY YOU ARE THE REASON I DECIDED TO SELL PICK AND I THANK YOU. I WAS SURPRISED THAT THERE WAS AND STRONG FOLLOWING MY PAID SELECTIONS AND JUST MIGHT DO IT FULL TIME BECAUSE OF YOU!!!!

Hater come go and I can see why your so angry....... but think of all the money you didn't lose because of my "Bowl Selections" and when I'm doing great your quick to jump on my case the very first bad day in a while......

As posted in this very trend I have said that "I have winning seasons and losing season" but non to what your claiming.....

Thanks for the PR...... make a few more sales today and the game is about to kick off!!!!


Hang around hater once the game kick off I'll be posting my "Paid Selections" once again here lol!!!!
 

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[h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h]
TimeTeamsATSMoneylineTotal
(ET) PicksPercentagePicksPercentagePicksPercentage
Saturday, January 10, 2015
4:35pm
odds
(111) Baltimore Ravens
(112) New England Patriots
20661
22802
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48%

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52%

5916
5995
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50%

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50%

O11700
U7070
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62%

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38%

 

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Baltimore vs. New England

7k New England -7 +107

5k New England Under 47.5 -104

5k (1st Half) New England -4 -105

3k (1st Half) New England Under 24

Thank you and good luck my friends!!!
 

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