A guide for people who like to wager on pro football games. Includes a week-by-week tour through the 2001 NFL schedule showing all the methods, strategies and insights used by the author to produce winning plays.
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Jerry Higgins began wagering on sports when he moved to Reno, Nevada in 1988. Although he bets on all of the major sports he enjoys analyzing football the most and considers pro football his specialty. He attributes his contrarian philosophy to his success in predicting NFL point spread winners. He spends most of his time writing, researching, consulting and of course, betting.
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This review is from: Stop Making Those Dumb Bets and Start Making the Tough Ones (Paperback)
1. Mathematical mistakes: poor money management
2. Very specific: just one year of the author's personal betting 3. Nothing new.
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