NBA Picks 2015

The sports handicapping services menu for: Friday, December 11, 2015

 Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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

14-5 PRO BASKETBALL; LEVEL 5 & 4 SIDES

The Great One Stevie Vincent is so far and away the greatest pro basketball tipster and has been since the scorephones. Lately he is 14-5. Friday get two pro basketball sides. Get the picks now

 Joe Duffy's Picks

Advanced Analytics from Scorephone Legend; Top Capper Ever Based on Units Won

NBA SIDE UP FOR FRIDAY

Joe Duffy's Picks has easily the strongest bet on the portfolio for Friday. It is on an NBA side. Winning is everything and we have done it since 1988 publicly. The actuaries say we have hopefully at least another quarter century plus left. Living and breathing sports betting pays off for both of us. Get the picks now

Four NFL winners are up for Sunday. So far it is all sides You must have a package that includes Monday to access so get either the Bet it Trinity (best value) or Joe Duffy's 4-day or longer to access now. Get the picks now  

Each handicapper highest rated play is as follows: GodsTips (Wise Guy), Stevie Vincent (Level 5),Masterlockline of course varies from service but generally (Biggest Play) 

 

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