Most Profitable Month in 19 Year History Of LateInfo Winds Down

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ALMOST SUPERNATURAL 3-YEAR GOLDMINE HAS ANOTHER DOG; 62-39 (38 DOG WINNERS, 15 OF 153+)

As close to being automatic is sports betting has ever seen has been LateInfo the last three seasons in baseball! Late Info historic tear In 2012, the baseball season by LateInfo was far and away the best ever by any source in any sports in terms of ROI ever recorded. Though 2013 baseball season fell short of the impossible bar, it was splendid. Now it appears very possible 2014 will surpass even 2012! Either way, 2012 to present in MLB is a three-year sustained money train that has never previously been seen.

Three year MLB mark is 62-39 with 38 underdog winners, 15 of 153 or higher! Hint, hint, hint the Tuesday winner is also an underdog from the biggest outlaw book in the southeast has been such for nearly 30 years. He also is in constant contact with his colleagues from around the nation. Nobody has a better pulse on where outlaw and under-the-radar whale money is going. Get the picks now

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