Gambling News

 The showing from our top five handicappers during the last recap wasn’t great. Less than $1,000 is a low-point in the season.  But this week, not only is the money up, so is the win rate. A staggering 94% win rate from our top five handicappers indicates a come-back for our NHL bettors.  Take a look at who did the best, and what games we’re watching this week.  We haven’t seen Kyle Parker grace the number 1 spot yet, and this week he manages it with a 6-1 record, 85.71% win rate, and over $600 in profit.  Parker managed to win six moneylines in a row, which is a pretty impressive feat. He wasn’t just betting the favorite either. You’ll

The Super Bowl matchup is set, and we get to see a repeat performance from the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles in just a couple of short weeks. During the two conference championship games, our handicappers were busy getting surgical and hitting 100% on their submitted bets. Here is our recap of expert pickers from NFL’s Conference Championship weekend: Mike Hawk is back on the throne after getting knocked off last week. Hawk went 3 for 3 on their bets this weekend, providing users with a 100% win rate and a net profit of $300. Hawk was able to accurately hit the spreads for the two games, helping boost their total profit on the season. With only two games

We’ve seen Knup Sports and SAS Insider both have their fair share of the spotlight, and last week they were squaring off for another round.  Knup Sports eked over the finish line for the #1 spot on the top 5 list, coming out with $750 in profit.  See who else made money betting on the NBA last week, and where to look for wagers in week 14.  This week we welcome Robert Ferguson to the top 5 NBA handicapper list. He’s brushed up with greatness before, but this is the first time he’s placed.  Despite only placing 4 wagers last week, Ferguson had a 100% win rate and bet entirely spreads.  Over the course of the season, he’s 15-7, betting

The first few weeks of January are always when we go hardest. Whether it’s in the gym, at work, or at the sportsbook, we’re nose to the grindstone.  But, we tend to get burnt out after a while, and hit a slump. That’s what happened last week, with our top five NHL handicappers making less than $1,000 for the first time in a while.  Check out what happened and see where to bet during the next week.  William Taylor has been a frequent visitor to the NHL handicapper leaderboard. He’s been absent for a few weeks, but he’s back now.  Last week he won $309 (that’s one third of the whole top five profit) by going 4-1.  As you can