Southern Methodist vs. Baylor Point Spread Winner

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

SMU-BAYLOR SIDE

There is no question the must-bet pick on the SMU-Baylor game is from the top handicapper on earth. We have a Major play side. Click now to access as MLB is coming

The Canadien Crew

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

ALL SPORTS BEST BET OF THE WEEK

Three baseball winners go Sunday including a game in which our pick is either a low-line favorite or an underdog. It is All Sports Best Bet of the Week. Click now to access

 Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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

A 6TH STRAIGHT WINNING DAY IS HERE FOR SUNDAY!

I'm absolutely on-fire as another one of my sick-patented runs is upon us. It's five in a row now and the profit is well north of a sensational two million plus stars. I'm not even close to content and will continue to bash that Crookie upside his head. A pair of winners today led by a 300,000* involving the Pirates and Brewers plus a 200,000* on the Astros and Reds. Dogs? Chalk? Run-lines? Totals? Winners! Click now to access

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