service plays for wed

[GoBrownies]

to runninhorn

5 unit is their biggest play, its from 1-5 unit scale. They also have a 10 unit wizard play which is like their biggest play, only 2 or 3 this year i think. hope that helps

[mary]

dr bob has 4 plays tonight --please post --his free plays are Wednesday NBA Opinion
SAN ANTONIO (-9) 93 Portland 79
The Spurs are still an underrated team, as they played 9 ½ points better than an average team in the 14 games in which stars Tim Duncan and Tony Parker have both played. Portland, meanwhile, rates as 1 point worse than average this season. That’s a 10 ½ point difference in these teams without the home court advantage and Portland’s lack of rest factored in. Adding those factors would favor the Spurs by 15 points in this game, but there is a factor that shaves a few points off when the prediction is for a big win, and the fair line in this game is actually 13 ½ points. So, I’ll lean with San Antonio based on the line value.

Wednesday College Opinion
COLORADO STATE (+5) 73 Colorado 74
Colorado State qualifies in a very profitable 184-98-13 ATS home momentum situation tonight and the Rams have played much better basketball at home than they have on the road, where they’ve been blownout by Oklahoma State and Auburn. At home, the Rams have shot 55% or better in every game and their turnover problems (21 per game) probably won’t be a problem tonight against a passive Colorado defense that’s forced 13 or fewer turnovers in all 5 of their games. My ratings favor Colorodo by just 3 points, so there is also a bit of line value on the side of the Rams. I’m a bit concerned with the fact that Colorado State has been whipped by the only two good teams they’ve faced (and Colorado is a good team), but both of those games were on the road. I’m also concerned with the fact that the favorite in this series is 13-1 ATS over the years (2-0 for road favorites). Those two concerns are enough to get me off of Colorado State as a Best Bet, despite the strong situation and line value. However, the Rams are certainly worth a strong opinion tonight and the games I’m passing on are hitting a very good percentage so far this year

[celtics72]

handicappers-sports-picks.com has a 3 star NCAA pick on Wichita State tonight in CBB and 4 * play in the NBA on Golden State. Their hoops plays are 27-12 plus 30 units for the season.

[Jammer]

i like dat spurs play!!

[AllNight]

Mike Lee has a huge play tonight. Please post!Thanks

[SweetLou]

Ok well what sight monitors the cappers that you mentioned? I would put Al up against any of them, especially in College football bowl games, i went to see if any of the handicappers that you mentioned are in the hilton tourney. I could not find any under their listed names. Perhaps they are in the tourney under a business name or web-site. Do u know what sites they use? I'm not gonna get into a juvenile debate over who is the better handicapper. I stand by Al Mcmordie, u can't change my mind. I'll get his 5* and it WILL win, im just trying to help everyone out.

Big Al's Sportsline is a successful, honest, documented sports service with 30 #1 and 127 Top 5 titles since 1993.

All selections are submitted before the start of each game to The Sports Monitor (Okla.), whose web site is www.SportsServices.net

[runninhorn]

Originally posted by SweetLou
Ok well what sight monitors the cappers that you mentioned? I would put Al up against any of them, especially in College football bowl games, i went to see if any of the handicappers that you mentioned are in the hilton tourney. I could not find any under their listed names. Perhaps they are in the tourney under a business name or web-site. Do u know what sites they use? I'm not gonna get into a juvenile debate over who is the better handicapper. I stand by Al Mcmordie, u can't change my mind. I'll get his 5* and it WILL win, im just trying to help everyone out.

Big Al's Sportsline is a successful, honest, documented sports service with 30 #1 and 127 Top 5 titles since 1993.

All selections are submitted before the start of each game to The Sports Monitor (Okla.), whose web site is www.SportsServices.net

ive heard mixed things about that monitoring site and for one, they would NEVER return my emails about questions Ive had........

[SweetLou]

Ive never tried to email them about anything so i dont know, i do know that if BigAl wins or loses a pick or Alatex, or Larry Ness, guaranteedwinners.com or any other sports service that it IS reflected on their daily stat sheet. U can always go to various web-sites and look at the days plays @10pm mst to see which capper chose what.

[savage1]

Sweet Lou-apparently you don't follow the services closely.
I was being facetious;the guys I mentioned are the biggest liars and most scandalous cappers around;I was trying to be funny.
From following various cappers and their records in all sports for a long time, I stand by statement that although like everyone else, Big Al has winning streaks, I don't think he rates better than average if a longtime frame is considered.

[frankb03]

SweetLou, I agree with you on Big Al. Please share his 5* college FB GOY when you get it.

[SweetLou]

You are right in saying that I've never heard of them. I only follow the TOP handicappers like Big Al, Carlo Campanella, Mark Lawrence, Larry Ness, Bryan Leonard, Jimmy the Moose etc. and out of all of these over the Long term Big Al will show a positive return investment.

[Flipper]

Sports services

From what I've been told by a reliable source, of the big names that are posted here on a daily basis there are only a few who actually play the games they post. Joe Gavazzi of PPP, Alatex and Texas Sportswire. When their selections lose, they also lose. I don't know about anyone else but this is what I here.

Phil

[SweetLou]

Al Wagers on his own picks as well. He is well known in the sportsbooks in Las Vegas. I know Al once wagered 22,000 dollars on Michigan when he was a student there, and lost, he described that as one of his toughest losses, because he was there at the game. Here is a story about it. Al has also been featured in FHM mag. This is from an interview last year


From Middle School -- To Vegas!
An interview with Big Al McMordie

With Jon Campbell, Managing Editor, ******.com


About the same time most of his 12-year-old peers were starting puberty, Al McMordie was unknowingly starting his career.

'Big Al', as he is now known to his customers, began betting on sports in the sixth-grade with a bookie at his middle school, who was "an Italian kid" who was "probably connected" for all McMordie knew.

"I was taking all the kids' lunch money," he says with a laugh.

Big Al is now laughing all the way to the ticket window, taking money from sportsbooks as a full-time professional handicapper. He owns and single-handedly operates his own website, Big Al.com, on which he sells daily and weekly picks to other sports bettors. He is also part of ****** Experts' talented team of professionals who sell guaranteed daily picks.

McMordie graduated from the University of Michigan with a law degree in 1991, and practiced corporate law for four years. By 1995, his sports betting business had grown to the point where he had to focus on it full-time.

Big Al has carved himself a successful niche in the sports betting world, which has afforded him a lifestyle that allows him to split time between homes in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

When he's not pouring over lines and manning his web site, he spends his time smacking golf balls or catching a flick.

"I've made enough money that I don't need to watch every game," he says. "I'd rather play golf or watch a movie."

An admitted duffer, McMordie says he scores about 105 during an average round on the links. And he's no better at wagering on golf than he is at playing it.

Big Al says he lost a hefty chunk of money betting British cry-baby Colin Montgomerie would win a major a few years ago. Ultimately, McMordie was the one left in tears, and his days of wagering on pro golf quickly ended.

These days Big Al specializes in football and basketball, though he also sells Major League Baseball picks throughout the summer. McMordie has earned a profit in 10 of his last 11 football seasons and this year his supporters' bankrolls ballooned by 51.5 units (120-102-4) with his combined NCAA and NFL 'football phones', which is simply another name for a 'capper's selections.

The 2000 season was his most successful year for pigskin plays, when he netted 61.9 units for those who were lucky enough to cash in with his advice. That season, he also racked up a mind-blowing 10-0 playoff record - a feat he concedes he'll likely never repeat.

One of McMordie's biggest football payouts came in 1997 when the Minnesota Vikings defeated the New York Giants in a wildcard playoff matchup, 23-22. Al won over $26,000 on a $28,600 moneyline bet, but only after the Vikings kicked the winning field goal on the final play of the game.

But did Big Al sweat that one out?

"Not really," he says matter-of-factly. "I'd won over $45,000 the week before on basketball, so I wasn't really worried about it too much."

Like all sports bettors, McMordie knows what it's like to be on the losing side of the ledger too. He once lost $22,000 on his Michigan Wolverines in their season finale against Ohio State when Al was still a student there. He suffered the added insult of watching the loss unfold live at the game.

McMordie says the trick to making money in this industry is staying disciplined and sticking to your systems, even through losing streaks. He feels confident enough in his abilities that eventually he'll get hot again and earn a profit.

He also says you'll find trouble if you bet on the same number of games every night just for the sake of betting. When most handicappers advertised their plays in bold banners for the Fiesta Bowl, McMordie remained silent, as he didn't feel strongly about either side.

The game turned out to be a double overtime barn burner won by Ohio State, which entered as an 11-point underdog.

[suprasass]

anyone got sports gambling hotline? thanks

[THE GOV]

Gareful with PPP, they give both sides and are terrible. Down for the year. Check records, just a friendly warning.

GL