Best sites for handicapping advice?

**noober** · 05-20-10, 03:00 PM

Past record is not an indication of good handicapping, especially after 19 games. I have no clue about baseball and went 10-4 in the daily MLB shootout yesterday.

**Tomahawk** · 05-20-10, 04:07 PM

If you want find a good service, you'll need at least 1000 plays documented.

Nobody can make more then 65% in long term by betting on ML on baseball.

**jgilmartin** · 06-03-10, 02:18 PM

Most handicapping services aren't honest; if you really want to use a service try one where they release the play to the public a couple minutes after the game has started. Go on their site immediately after the game they are picking starts, and write down the pick. Then go back and check their records section later to make sure they haven't changed the pick. If you do this for a month (or more) and it's all legit, you MIGHT be okay to sign up with one.

**Sawyer** · 10-26-11, 04:01 AM

Guys, don't look to winning percentage in moneyline sports such as NHL & MLB. Winning percentage don't mean a thing. You may be losing money even with a %60 winning percentage. Look for Total Units Won, Total Profit.

**Sawyer** · 10-26-11, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by DodgerDog

Can anyone recommend a good advice site for baseball handicapping?

Man, 13-6 is nothing. Should be at least 250-300 picks in order to perform a reliable evaluation. 500-1000 is a perfect sample size.

**dimael** · 10-27-11, 01:59 PM

newbie here, just learning from the master said

**biggie1** · 10-27-11, 02:40 PM

Thanks for sharing

**gonioblg** · 11-01-11, 09:23 AM

Why exactly Hockey handicaping? There are so many good ways ...