I'm not a professional capper, I'm just like everyone else trying to make some money from this multi-billion dollar sportsbook business. I bet against the public most of the times. My biggest losses come from betting the favorites' moneylines. I normally place my bets 5 to 15 minutes before the games and many times, line.com lines would close earlier than my decisions. I am dependent on line movements and betting percentages. I never rely on stats. I always look for stories and drama in every Sport. Media may always hype up games and influence decisions and this can often lead to some traps. I am not a Sports fan. I do not favor any Sports team. I have this belief that most wagered Sports are fixed. Call me crazy but that's how I feel and I can never be a fan of that.

For serious bettors, sportsbook is an investment. Never put your emotions in any games and do not make any decisions just because you love or hate a team. Always remember, there will always be games the next day. Its a marathon and not a sprint. Bet only what you can afford to lose.