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The sports handicapping services menu for: Monday, May 8, 2016

Joe Duffy's Picks

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

 OFF 3-0 MLB SWEEP: 2 DOGS AND AL ESPN TOTAL OF YEAR; NOW TNT GOY

We are 67-41 with Wise Guys led by Texas +126 and Boston UNDER as the AL ESPN Total of the Year. Oh we go 3-0 in MLB as we had a Major on Milwaukee +123. Get TNT NBA Playoff Game of the Year on Golden State-Portland, plus Major on the side of Miami-Toronto. 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

   PRO BASKETBALL PERFECT PLAY SIDE; LEVEL 5 O/U; PRO BASEBALL WINNER

The Great One Stevie Vincent has a Level 5 over/under in pro basketball and a Perfect Play side. Also get yet another pro baseball winner. Forensic sports handicapping continues to revolutionize betting. Get the picks now

 Gift ideas that will get you serious action

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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