There's the good ol' Service Plays section. Free, but sometimes lines have moved a lot by the time picks are posted.
I've never seen a sports betting computer program that's worth anything.
Databases like Sportsdatabase probably help, but only if you really know what you're doing. They tend to be better at NFL picks, they don't seem to offer deep data on CFB.
There's buying picks at various tout sites. Most sites seem to have a few decent cappers and a lot of dreck. Saw a guy list his $1473 of WagerTalk.com's WagerBuxx for sale at only $150 or so recently on eBay (search for "Wagerbuxx" on eBay to look-see it.)
Wagertalk I'm not too familiar with but I like Sports Cheetah (Preston Johnson) from there, he puts together their college football betting guide and is pretty smart. Makes his picks as soon as the lines come out, so followers need to be on their toes.
Probably the best way is to follow a few good savvy strategies, weed out low-morale teams completely, and make your own picks. But I don't expect anyone here to give too many secrets away.
What do you think?
I've never seen a sports betting computer program that's worth anything.
Databases like Sportsdatabase probably help, but only if you really know what you're doing. They tend to be better at NFL picks, they don't seem to offer deep data on CFB.
There's buying picks at various tout sites. Most sites seem to have a few decent cappers and a lot of dreck. Saw a guy list his $1473 of WagerTalk.com's WagerBuxx for sale at only $150 or so recently on eBay (search for "Wagerbuxx" on eBay to look-see it.)
Wagertalk I'm not too familiar with but I like Sports Cheetah (Preston Johnson) from there, he puts together their college football betting guide and is pretty smart. Makes his picks as soon as the lines come out, so followers need to be on their toes.
Probably the best way is to follow a few good savvy strategies, weed out low-morale teams completely, and make your own picks. But I don't expect anyone here to give too many secrets away.
What do you think?