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$49
$99
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$349
$549
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ROI: 88.3%
P/L: $1,500
W-L: 4 - 0
Pct: 100%
ROI: -10.1%
P/L: -$467
W-L: 4 - 7
Pct: 36.4%
ROI: -33.4%
P/L: -$2,532
W-L: 8 - 15
Pct: 34.8%
ROI: -16.1%
P/L: -$3,388
W-L: 26 - 35
Pct: 42.6%
ROI: -27.8%
P/L: -$5,251
W-L: 19 - 31
Pct: 38%
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Fatal mistakes are made by players who fall in love with a certain team(s). The bottom line is they are all 'machines' and our job as handicappers is to identify those that are well oiled and hitting on all cylinders, and conversely those who are not. My primary focus is isolating on winning teams in underdog situations that have a good chance of winning the game in straight-up fashion. If they do, you win. If they don't, but play well, you still win. If they do neither, you lose. I like those kinds of odds. Hence, I live by the 'Woody Hayes' theory of handicapping. Hayes' contention was that when you pass the ball, three things can happen and two of them are bad. When it comes to handicapping sporting events, three things can happen when you bet on a favorite, and two of them are bad. Conversely, three things can happen when you bet on a dog, and two of them are good. Think about that the next time you're convinced a favorite can't lose.