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TONIGHT'S FREE NFL COMP:
CAROLINA -10
Last week we witnessed 3 unders and one over. This trend continues in the wildcard round as in AFC competition the under is now 16-10 dating back to 1996. Faves were 10-4 ATS over the last several yearswhile faves have gone 18-8 ATS now over that same span, along with the home team going 18-8 ATS as well. In the NFC unders were more dominant as one under came in every year over the last 12 years except for 2003 where both overs hit. Unders rang twice in 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2006.
When the Zona game went over the under in the Philly game was a huge play and connected.
Extensive research has been done for the Divisional round as well. It is all about putting stats together and basing them off of history as that is the biggest factor, long term in any wagering and handicapping process.
AFC Divisional Round:
Take a look at the unders in the AFC in this round as well. Over the last 6 seasons the under is 8-4, and 15-9 dating back some 12 years. The biggest factor again is there has been at least one under in the AFC divisional round every year for the last 12 years and counting. Betting all unders has the 1 dollar wagerer up 5 units over this span, but using a smarter approach with playing game 2 for triple, if game 1 fails to succeed the unit value profit is tremendous. Keep in mind that there have been 9 splits with totals in the AFC over the last 12 years, with 3 years both games going under. Unless both overs come in you will show profit on the AFC total portion of this rounds selections. As far as sides are concerned, the Dogs have prospered going 9-3 ATS over the last 12 games in this round. Dogs are 14-9-1 ATS dating back to the same time frame, 12 seasons worth. Home teams are just 10-13-1 ATS in that span too.
NFC Divisional Round:
The game that most concerns me is the Panthers and cards contest with a -10 line and a very high total. let the numbers decide for you. I dug very deep for this one and came up with some solid stats for years and years of selections. Over this span I have found that these numbers are scare tactics. Look how well Arizona played last week. The public likes them, especially getting 10 against a team they only lost by 4 to on the road this season already. Sure win right? Wrong! I have found a timetable stating that Carolina and the over are the ways to go for todays contest. Why? Simply because numbers and history do not lie. Home favorites laying 7.5 or more have gone 9-1-1 ATS over the last 11 games where that line took place. That is 90% winners. This is over years of research, but if you make every year in the divisional round a winning year it all adds up the the year end total. The over is hitting at 60% in these contests usually with a high powered offense in the game. Over the long haul it is profitable and again going by numbers only betters your chances. Both teams put up over 50 in their last meeting. The over is 3-0 with double digit home faves, so that is a perfect situation going into today. So by these numbers the smart plays are Carolina and the Over. It also backs another scenario found where every season in the NFC Divisional round at least 1 favorite comes in and ****** over the last 12 seasons. The only exceptions were in 2003, and 2006 where both dogs covered. The totals in the NFC primarily come out on the over side most of the time. Considering every year has seen at least one over in this round since '96 except for 2000 and 2002, the over is the safe bet in the NFC. Home teams and faves are both 14-9-1 ATS over the last 12 seasons in this round.
Put these numbers to the test and see for yourself, numbers dont lie.
Mix this in with your handicapping style and see if it matches with your overall selection. Getting the advantage is key in coming out a consistant winner each and every NFL playoff weekend. I have!
Good Luck!!
*Documented #1 NFL handicapper 2008-09 season!!
*Over 55 Units at 2 different service trackers.
********** NFL Preseason $2000 winner(1st overall of 1642 others)
*Won $500 in free money for the month of December's leg in a Hilton style contest elsewhere(14.5 point score for December)
Sign up today and join me in squeezing out some more juice from these books this weekend and the remaining NFL playoffs.
TONIGHT'S FREE NFL COMP:
CAROLINA -10
Last week we witnessed 3 unders and one over. This trend continues in the wildcard round as in AFC competition the under is now 16-10 dating back to 1996. Faves were 10-4 ATS over the last several yearswhile faves have gone 18-8 ATS now over that same span, along with the home team going 18-8 ATS as well. In the NFC unders were more dominant as one under came in every year over the last 12 years except for 2003 where both overs hit. Unders rang twice in 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2006.
When the Zona game went over the under in the Philly game was a huge play and connected.
Extensive research has been done for the Divisional round as well. It is all about putting stats together and basing them off of history as that is the biggest factor, long term in any wagering and handicapping process.
AFC Divisional Round:
Take a look at the unders in the AFC in this round as well. Over the last 6 seasons the under is 8-4, and 15-9 dating back some 12 years. The biggest factor again is there has been at least one under in the AFC divisional round every year for the last 12 years and counting. Betting all unders has the 1 dollar wagerer up 5 units over this span, but using a smarter approach with playing game 2 for triple, if game 1 fails to succeed the unit value profit is tremendous. Keep in mind that there have been 9 splits with totals in the AFC over the last 12 years, with 3 years both games going under. Unless both overs come in you will show profit on the AFC total portion of this rounds selections. As far as sides are concerned, the Dogs have prospered going 9-3 ATS over the last 12 games in this round. Dogs are 14-9-1 ATS dating back to the same time frame, 12 seasons worth. Home teams are just 10-13-1 ATS in that span too.
NFC Divisional Round:
The game that most concerns me is the Panthers and cards contest with a -10 line and a very high total. let the numbers decide for you. I dug very deep for this one and came up with some solid stats for years and years of selections. Over this span I have found that these numbers are scare tactics. Look how well Arizona played last week. The public likes them, especially getting 10 against a team they only lost by 4 to on the road this season already. Sure win right? Wrong! I have found a timetable stating that Carolina and the over are the ways to go for todays contest. Why? Simply because numbers and history do not lie. Home favorites laying 7.5 or more have gone 9-1-1 ATS over the last 11 games where that line took place. That is 90% winners. This is over years of research, but if you make every year in the divisional round a winning year it all adds up the the year end total. The over is hitting at 60% in these contests usually with a high powered offense in the game. Over the long haul it is profitable and again going by numbers only betters your chances. Both teams put up over 50 in their last meeting. The over is 3-0 with double digit home faves, so that is a perfect situation going into today. So by these numbers the smart plays are Carolina and the Over. It also backs another scenario found where every season in the NFC Divisional round at least 1 favorite comes in and ****** over the last 12 seasons. The only exceptions were in 2003, and 2006 where both dogs covered. The totals in the NFC primarily come out on the over side most of the time. Considering every year has seen at least one over in this round since '96 except for 2000 and 2002, the over is the safe bet in the NFC. Home teams and faves are both 14-9-1 ATS over the last 12 seasons in this round.
Put these numbers to the test and see for yourself, numbers dont lie.
Mix this in with your handicapping style and see if it matches with your overall selection. Getting the advantage is key in coming out a consistant winner each and every NFL playoff weekend. I have!
Good Luck!!