49ers vs. Seahawks Predictions

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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

5-0 PRO FOOTBALL LEVEL 5; THURSDAY NIGHT GAME OF THE CENTRUY IN NCAAF, BUT NFL O/U

The Great One Stevie Vincent has hit five straight Level 5 pro football moves. Saturday has two collegiate Level 5 and Sunday is historic day with a season high four Level 5 including two Perfect Plays. So get the four or five day pass.

Start out with Thursday Night Game of the Half Century on Houston/SMU then get the biggest bet on the Seahawks/49ers over/under. Get the picks now  

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ROCKING THE GRIDIRON LED BY A MONSTER 400K IN THE NFL!

That's right, another winning day is here and another second highest rated 400,000* is as well. Seattle-San Francisco has the potential to be a slobberknocker but will it? The 49ers are angry after that last loss and will try and defend their home turf against a division foe in the Seahawks. Can they cover a touchdown or so? What gives? Bonus 300,000* Yankees-Tigers along with a 200,000* Houston-SMU. Here we go! Get the picks now  


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