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GREATEST SUSTAINED RUN IN HISTORY CONTINUES 3:30 ET UGA/SOUTH CAROLINA

LateInfo is undefeated this football season and 125-64 overall. OffshoreInsiders.com traces our roots to 1980 on the scorephones. We have seen many services, tip sheets, handicappers, crews, and syndicates come and go. No source ever, not even Billy Walters has ever had a sustained winning streak like this. Going back to 2012, LateInfo is 124-64 with many MLB Moneyline underdogs (as that winning streak goes back to 2011). Hopefully our contacts will have an NFL obvious choice as LateInfo takes the gamble out of gambling.

Already 3-0 collegiate and 1-0 in NFL this season, Big Red is loving a high-profile game at 3:30 ET. Big Red is a major figure and pioneer in offshore betting. He has unique access to professional oddsmakers and gamblers. All his bets are based on consulting with elite handicappers, pro bettors and linesmakers and tops the list of sources for LateInfo. He has Georgia-South Carolina winner, which he says is probably the strongest bet so far in NFL and college this young season. Get the picks now

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