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Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

8-0 PRO FOOTBALL TEAR; NFC MONDAY NIGHT O/U OF A GENERATION + L3 ON THE MNF SIDE

Stevie Vincent does not make promises he can't exceed. He said over the next two months he would win you back everything you lost this year betting on your own or with coin flippers on other websites. All he has done since is hit eight straight pro football including his Personal Game of the Year on the Ravens, a Level 5 on Green Bay over and Level 4 on Cleveland over. Not one pick was remotely close.

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