FOOTBALL
Almost every sports bettor thinks that he or she is an NFL expert and that's precisely what the oddsmakers prey upon. The oddsmakers cater to the public perception of a football teams' strengths and weaknesses, rather than reality. It's important to recognize that there are what's called "public teams" in the NFL and in college football. Some of those teams include: The Steelers, Giants, Cowboys and Patriots in the NFL, and Alabama, Clemson, Florida, USC, Oklahoma and Texas in college football. Be careful when wagering on these teams as the lines on their games are usually inflated by the amount of play on them by the public.
BASEBALL
Baseball doesn't get the attention of the faster-paced sports like football and basketball, but it shouldn't be overlooked. In fact, building up a nice bankroll over the 6-month baseball season prior to the start of the more popular football season makes a lot of sense. Baseball is a lot of fun to bet on because so many statistics are kept and so much is riding on the pitchers of both teams. Remain aware of streaking and slumping teams. Don't play too many big favorites, keep alert for line changes during the day and be aware as you are in football and basketball about injuries to key players and you should do fine during this baseball season.
BASKETBALL
College basketball picks from G.S.P. handicappers give college hoops fans the edge during March Madness. Our NCAA Picks have selected the March Madness winner for the past three years. College basketball is similar to college football in that the "big name" teams seem to get the bulk of the public's play most of the time. NCAA teams like Duke, Kansas, Memphis, North Carolina, Arizona and UCLA get the bettors' "Love" and the lines on those college basketball teams usually run 2 to 5 points more than they should really be. The value is simply not there.
Betting as an Investment.
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