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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

24-12 WITH ALL DOGS AND SMALL FAVES; 6-0 WISE GUYS (ALL DOGS), 4 WINNERS, 2 WISE GUYS

And we just keep winning. It is 24-12 the last 36 with all small chalks and underdogs. We have hit six straight Wise Guys. They have all been underdogs. We have four more winners. Two are Wise Guy plays, which from GodsTips are widely accepted as the biggest bet in gambling. Get the picks now

 Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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

LEVEL 5 LIVING LOCK FOR TUESDAY

Stevie has tightened up some baseball algorithms to adjust for the post-steroid threshold. Expect another improvement in the already great winnings. Tuesday, under the new processes he has a huge Level 5 over/under. Get the picks now


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