Bio:

I have been in the sports industry for the last 8 years. I have strived on excellence and always wanted to be one of the best at what I do and not a middle of the pack kind of guy. I am here to tell you gambling can be a roller coaster, but as long as you have money management, then you can make profit year in and year out. Back 5 to 6 years ago, I didn’t have money management and I proved it lots of money. Now 6 years later, I am a new man, happily married, and have been doing great the last couple of seasons and have been documented on sports websites away from here. With time, I will prove what I bring to the table.

I tend to be a dog player a lot of the time, but I am not afraid to lay the wood either. Night in and night out, usually 50 percent dogs and favorites hit. It is all a matter of picking out which ones will hit. I follow a strict system to base my plays off of, and sometimes it may be 15 minutes prior to tip or kick off. There are such things as easy winners and mooses. I have been apart of both. Its gambling, it happens. Gambling is not rigged, you just have to find an edge that your average bettor doesn’t find. I don’t always give write ups, as I don’t think they are necessary all the time.

Best Game of the year:

I will say the best games of the year were the two biggest in the National Championship and the Super Bowl. We had Alabama and the over in the title game and the Saints and the under in the Super Bowl. Alabama came back to prominence in California as they had a dominating first half, then a big play late in the game to get a cover and the over for us. In the Super Bowl, it wasn’t Peyton who was SUPER, as Brees made one of the greatest performances of all time as the 6′0 guy who some never thought would make it shredded Indy secondary. We closed football on huge runs finishing second in NCAAF at Cappers Monitor and as the top capper in NFL.

X Rating
2x = Good Bets
4x = Action Bets
6x = Best Bets
8x = Top Bets (Daily/Weekly)
10x = Super Bet (GOW, GOM, GOY)