Sports Picks: MNF Falcons-Saints, World Series Game 5, NBA Spread Picks

Joe Duffy's GodsTips Sports Handicapping Service

4-2 FOOTBALL SUNDAY; 7-2 NFL SIDES LAST 9, 8-1 NBA; MNF SIDE, TOTAL, 2 NBA, MLB (2 WG, 3 MAJORS)

Get five winners tonight: the Monday Night Football side and total, the World Series side and two NBA. Among the 5-0 is two Wise Guys. Wise Guy plays from Joe Duffy's GodsTips are widely accepted by high rollers, bookmakers, linesmakers, and fellow handicappers as the biggest play in the handicapping abyss. This is just fact. 

As in the case of the Hawks last night, hopefully you were in the majority who had the Hawks as winners. See our preface in the premium plays. In short, when we release plays, most books are not up yet, but we release early to give you the advantage and at the worst anyone is would be 6-3. Most are 8-1.

We go 4-2 in football yesterday and are 7-2 with NFL sides. 5-0 in three sports now. Click now to purchase

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