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Key Play of the Day

Daily strongest play, compiled by strict scientific method; same as ranked No. 1 in winning percentage on consensus sites

22-7 NFL, UNDEFEATED THIS SEASON; BIG SIDE

The Key POD is 22-7 in the NFL and undefeated this year. Enormous substantiation behind the NFL side today. Very big edges by artificial and human intelligence. Market analysis has this is one of the strongest sharp moves in a while. See the bullet-pointed substantiation on this winner. Get the picks now  

Joe Duffy's GodsTips Sports Handicapping Service

Scorephone legend for decades; now CEO of No.1 handicapping website; winningest handicapper of all-time on any site

 10-1 NFL WISE GUY PLAYS; 3 NFL INCLUDING A WISE GUY

Many would agree that 90.9 percent is not too bad of a winning percentage. That is what GodsTips has done with Wise Guy plays in all sports. University of Georgia in a rout yesterday was just the latest example. Get three NFL sides, a Wise Guy included from the best there is. Get the picks now  


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