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Round two of the NBA Playoffs will wrap up this week, and we’ll be onto the Conference Finals. The Pacers have locked in a spot, and there are a few other teams on their heels.  Our NBA handicappers managed to secure an 83% win rate for their wagers last week, bringing home a nice $1,500 in profit. Here’s how they did it: Last week, the top five NBA handicappers at ScoresandStats went 20-4, which is an 83.3% win rate. Together, they won $1,560 in profit.  Surprisingly, there were no picks models in the top five last week, instead we saw some new faces like Bobby Babowski.  As the number one on the leaderboard, Logan Wilson held a 6-1 record with

Another week of MLB betting is in the records, and our top handicappers put on quite a show during their quest for the top of the leaderboard. With less than $20 separating first and second place, it turned out to be profitable competition for our subscribers. Here is this week’s handicapper recap for all of our best MLB handicappers. Dan Jones stepped up last week and managed to barely beat Evan Lewis for the top of the MLB leaderboard. Jones submitted 10 total bets and earned an impressive 80% win rate – earning him $677 in net profit. Meanwhile, Lewis finished with $658 in profit – only $19 shy of Jones in first place. Jones avoided totals bets and stuck

The Conference Semifinals are underway, and the NBA handicappers at ScoresandStats are taking a breather after the first round. Last week, the top five cappers only won $1,400, down a bit from the previous week’s total.  But, as the NBA finals continue, we’re bound to see some legendary performances out of our NBA handicappers. There’s money on the line, after all.  The top five NBA handicappers last week went 21-6, for a total win percentage of 77.78%. Together, they brought home $1,425 in profit.  The win rate is down around 14% from the previous week, and profit is down $400 as well. But, with the NBA finals heating up, I anticipate the leaderboard here should too.  There were quite a

Round one of the Stanley Cup Playoffs has come and gone, and only 8 teams are left. We’ve bid adieu to the Avalanche and the Blues, both of whom put up a good fight.  Last week wasn’t the finest showing from our handicappers, but they’re still in the green, and amped up for Round 2. Check out what they did last week: Last week was a weird one for NHL handicappers. A seasoned veteran, Sean Kuchman, tops the charts with over $500 in profit, but a crippling 43.9% win rate.  Combined with the flawless records of the other top handicappers, the total for last week is 30-23, $1,924 in profit, and a 56.6% win rate.  In the previous week, the