Game 6 Odds: Mavericks and Heat Picks

Matt Rivers Sports Betting

Winningest all-time handicapper on a large network of sites; Highest NCAAF winning percentage in history

A THIRD STRAIGHT 400K WINNER YESTERDAY (BRAVES) AND NOW A FOURTH STRAIGHT 400K IS HERE TODAY (NBA)

The run is now 59 of 98 winning days, as in 59 winning days compared to only 39 losing ones and 5.8 million* of profit another 400,000* winner yesterday on the Braves. I have been smacking around that Crookie all year long as per usual and today will be just another example of that. Two more plays and two more winners led by a fourth consecutive 400,000* on the hardwoods in this game six between the Mavericks and Heat. Bonus 200,000* from Miller Park involving the Cardinals and Brewers. Click now to purchase


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