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Favorite free resource for picking college football games?
I'm in a friendly college football pool...no money on the line, just bragging rights...basically, it is an excuse for guys to harass each other over long distances, when we otherwise wouldn't talk at all. The guy who runs the pool revels in mixing things up by picking a fair amount of some of the more obscure games with close lines (some FCS) just to piss people off, so if I take a particular week's picks list seriously, I often have to do some research.
The most comprehensive resource I've used is Sagarin, but I have very mixed results there, especially early in the season. Anyone have a good resource?
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Re: Favorite free resource for picking college football games?
https://www.oddsshark.com/ncaaf/computer-picks
I am up a few hundy so far and I bet small time...biggest parlay usually $25. I started with a bank of $200, same as last year.
Last season I walked with $2600.
I have done my research and this is the best site imho.
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Do you use computer pick or public concensus?
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Re: Do you use computer pick or public concensus?
I would say 75% computer.
Starting last year I stayed away from the big games cuz u just don't know whats gonna happen. For example, I did not bet on the Clemson A&M game last week.
I don't bet on ND at all cuz of the emotion thing.
And....I bet mostly on the small time games. Like last week I had ODU and UNI to cover on a nice parlay I hit.
I am no expert but this has been working for me.
One last thing...I am finding the over and under are easier than the spread.
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Three that have never failed me, 1) darts, 2) weather, take the underdog, 3) it depends on
which team has the best colors and cheerleaders. Trust me, when I go to the track I study the racing form. My wife studies the look of the horse and jockey colors. She beats me all the time.
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