World Series Game 1 Predictions Tigers vs. Giants

 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

WISE GUY WORLD SERIES GAME 1

Arkansas State makes it 19-7 the last 26 in college football! Another fine MLB season also has several winners left. Get a Wise Guy play for Game 1 including some objective facts that may surprise you. Get the picks now  

 Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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GAME ONE WORLD SERIES WINNER AND THE SECOND HIGHEST RATED PLAY IN MY ARSENAL!

Justin Verlander is clearly superior to anybody on this planet and that includes Barry Zito for sure. So does that mean you lay such a number on the road with NL rules? Or are the Giants with their lefty the play? Maybe the total is the way to go? Does the old rest vs. rust factor in? I have the big-time 400,000* winner, period! Get the picks now  


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