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Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

45-23 TEAR INC RAVENS & UNDER; 4 WINNERS INC 3 LEVEL 5; NBA GAME SIDE, 2 NCAAB O/U

In comparing bets between square players and pro gamblers, one of the biggest differences is the square prefers betting game sides on high profile games. The pro gambler bets whatever is most likely to win—end of discussion.

That's why mastering over/under is such a pivotal aspect of forensic sports handicapping. Stevie is on a 45-23 overall tear and has a Level 5 pro basketball game side, a Level 4 collegiate basketball side and two Level 5 collegiate basketball over/under. The Great One Stevie Vincent is about winning and nothing else. Click now to purchase

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