Hottest Handicappers NFL Playoff Picks

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The sports handicapping services menu for: Sunday, January 10, 2015

 Joe Duffy's Picks

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

WISE GUYS ON BOTH NFL SIDES SUNDAY; 18-6ALL

Joe Duffy's Picks has both NFL sides as Wise Guy plays. We go 4-2 yesterday and are not 18-6 overall. Bam! 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

   10-5; 2 PERFECT PLAYS IN PRO BASKETBALL; WASH/GB O/U; 4 WINNERS

The Great One Stevie Vincent is 10-5 the last 15. Get two Perfect Play in pro basketball from the greatest pro basketball handicapper in history. Get the Washington/Green Bay football total among four winning picks. 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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