Over the years, Big Ten basketball has developed a reputation for tough, physical and low-scoring games. Back in March of 2011, Wisconsin was held to just 36 points against Penn State…and the Badgers still won by three. Sports fans will argue whether this paltry output is a result of inept offenses or elite defenses, but…
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From the epic showdowns between Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins to Vince Carter’s breath-taking display of creativity and athleticism in the 2000 slam dunk contest to Magic Johnson’s surprise return in 1992, the NBA All Star weekend delivers constant excitement while creating lasting memories. For fans, this weekend is an opportunity to view the league’s brightest stars gathered together on one of the…
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One of the best rivalries in all of sports will be renewed tonight when the North Carolina Tar Heels (16-7, 6-4 ACC) travel to Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on the second-ranked Duke Blue Devils (21-2, 8-2 ACC). A North Carolina vs. Duke game always generates tremendous excitement and plenty of sports betting action. Although…
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We’re more than halfway through the NBA season and already it has been a terrific year for betting against the public. In fact, this season our Best Bets have catapulted to a 68-43 record (+19.4 units) while our Square Plays have also been quite profitable with a 77-64 mark (+7.5 units). Typically, we would advise…
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Super Bowl week is officially upon us and sportsbooks, both offshore and Las Vegas, have released their prop bets for Super Bowl 47. With this in mind, we polled everyone in the office about their favorite Super Bowl prop bets and have compiled some of the results below. Disclaimer: The following article is not a…
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For most of the NFL season, props are looked at as sucker bets, and everyone should just ignore them. All of these assumptions change during the Super Bowl. The number of Super Bowl prop bets available has grown exponentially over the years, which means it is more likely that there are some “soft” lines that…
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