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Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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

A TRIO OF FIRE HOT LOCKS ON THE DIAMOND AND I WILL GO 3-0! 400K TIME!

I've now cashed that ticket in 14 of the last 24 days and 54 of the last 89 for a grand total profit of 5.8 million*.  A 1-2 Thursday as losing with the Heat was an abomination and not getting the under also wasn't great as the low looked really good in the final minute. It's been a rough last few days but I did bang home the underdog Rangers on Thursday and am still feeling just fine.

Three more baseball locks are up and available as I gain right around another million stars. 400,000* Braves-Mets, Yankees-Angels, Twins-Royals. The recent horrific luck changes in the here and now! Click now to purchase

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

Groundbreaking founder of forensic sports handicapping; fewer picks, higher winning percentage from the King of Offshore

LEVEL 5 OVER/UNDER IN PRO BASEBALL

An international totals alert has been issued for all bettors. The reason for this urgent dispatch is that The Great One Stevie Vincent has just unleashed a Level 5 over/under for Friday. This is the biggest bet on the board bar none. Click now to purchase


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