Week 3 NFL Gambling Picks

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

Groundbreaking founder of forensic sports handicapping; fewer picks, higher winning percentage from the King of Offshore

MARSHALL OVER (105 POINTS SCORED) MAKES IT 10-0 LEVEL 5; 2 LEVEL 5 AMONG 3 NFL

So you wonder why gamblers call Stevie Vincent The Great One? Rice/Marshall over was his only Level 5. The score 105 points to make it 10-0 with Level 5 plays. Two Level 5 winners, a side and over/under tops the Sunday card. Get the picks now  

MasterLockLine Sports Betting Services

The power of 620 sports services behind every sports pick; Traces roots back to scorephone LockLine of 1980s

NO. 1 ALL-TIME NFL AND SUPER VOLCANIC FOOTBALL SERVICE TOP BIG SUNDAY

Sensational handicapper out of Philadelphia is No. 4 all-time in all sports and No. 1 since Jan 1, 2010 overall. He rated picks 5, 7.5, and 10 stars. He is No. 1 all-time NFL pre, regular, and postseason combined. Season high three NFL winners, two sides and a total

Service out of New England is on a 20-4 football run. Two NFL sides. Get the picks now  


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