Arizona vs. Toledo Service Picks

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OUTRAGEOUS 9-1 ON 9/2, 19-4 BIGGEST PLAY, 22-7 ALL

There you go! Power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine goes 9-1 yesterday and the "Biggest Play" option is a staggering 19-4. It's a 22-7 overall run.

**Biggest Play**

Staff Purchase Play, this is when we pay a major sports service to release a major play before the sports service itself does. Major radio tout is advertising on 200 plus radio stations, local and network their Stone Cold Parlay of the Month, side and total in Arizona/Toledo. They are charging $199. You get it for pennies.

A satellite radio driven Las Vegas based website offers the top pick of each of their top handicappers for $89 for the day. Frankly only four of the handicappers are worth tracking. The rest are horrific. We have the top play from each of the top four.They went 4-0 yesterday right here. One agrees with the above NCAAF side. Get the three MLB. Click now to purchase or formore information and a free pick


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