Texas vs. Oklahoma Picks; Miami vs. Virginia Tech Sports Handicapping Selections

The Canadian Crew

Never a losing month, team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, SEO writers turned betting syndicate

NOON ET! BIG 12 BEST BET OF YEAR TEXAS VS. OKLAHOMA

The piping hot wunderkinds of The Canadian Crew have a huge Saturday. They have four winners including the Big 12 Best Bet of the Year on Oklahoma vs. Texas. Also get Florida-LSU, Auburn-Arkansas, and Ohio State-Nebraska.

There are so many ways to win in sports betting: sides, totals, motivation, scheduling, home/road performance, matchups, trends, angles, situations among others. The oddsmakers need to be right every game. Professional gamblers need only to exploit when the linesmakers fumble. The Canadian Crew has mastered that.  Get today's 4-0 sweep as an example. 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

MIAMI/VA TECH IS NO LIMIT O/U OF THE YEAR AMONG 4 NCAAF LOCKS

Two sides and two totals are up in collegiate football from the long-time industry veteran going back to the scorephone tailgate party days. Miami/Virginia Tech is the Level 5 No Limit O/U of the Year, a large bombshell among the 4-0 sweep. Click now to purchase


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