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Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

5-0 PERFECT PLAYS; SHOCKINGLY 2 NCAAF GAME SIDE PERFECT PLAYS AMONG 6 NCAAF

Handicapping alert: Since upgrading the definition of PERFECT PLAY, the founder of forensic sports handicapping has never lost this play. He’s 5-0 including Rice-over on Sept. 12. A Perfect Play means an angle that is a 100 percent angle with a minimum of 12 games. However, not all 12-0 or better stats automatically qualify as a Perfect Play depending on counter information and the time period the perfect stat applies. NOTE THIS IS A NEW definition upon review.

Very rare, he has two PERFECT PLAY winners Saturday and of course gives you the angles. In fact the top angle in each game is a combined 65-2 against the spread (or over/under) and the angles are unlocked upon purchase. Get all six winners Click now to purchase  

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