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Bill Tanner's Sports Tips

Only handicapper ranked Top 15 all-time units won in every American sport: NFL, NBA, NCAAB, NCAAF, and MLB

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Bill Tanner is a rock-solid consistent winner. He's 16-10 in the NFL and that winning percentage is about to go much higher. Off another winning day yesterday, Bill has a Platinum Play side—his highest rated play among three NFL winners. He has another case where one team's steak is about to go in reverse and he breaks down why. Click now to purchase

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He is Mr. 60 percent plus. In the midst of another great 2011 in every sport, Stevie has four huge winners Sunday in pro football. Two are Level 5 plays. The top angle in each game is a combined 46-3 either against the spread or over/under. That's who big these games are.  Click now to purchase


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