Monday Night Football Picks: Cowboys vs. Raiders

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The sports handicapping services menu for: Monday, August 13, 2012

 Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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

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A bad call on the A's yesterday for sure but when you're the best you pick yourself up, dust off and get right back to business and that's exactly the deal here. Three winners, all 300,000* and all no doubters in the end. Dodgers-Pirates, Astros-Cubs and Padres-Braves. I am winning today, are you? Click now to purchase

The Canadien Crew

 Team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, gambling version of insider trading

7-1 OVERALL; PERFECT 3-0 NFLX NAMED PLAYS! MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL BEST BET OF MONTH

Friday it was NFC Best Bet of the Week on San Francisco. Saturday, the wunderkinds nail Houston/Carolina over 35.5 points as NFL Totals Best Bet of Month. Sunday, it was St. Louis/Indianapolis over 34 points as the Sunday Total of the Month to improve to 3-0 with named plays in NFLX.

Now Dallas/Oakland side is Monday Night Best Bet of Month. Click now to purchase


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