@KVB you are definitely right about it being the information age. i think we will live to see interesting time for money making activities like this. i wrote a post on here a while back stating that i think its possible at some point, with the way computing power and data analysis is constantly improving, we reach a height in technology where the computing power needed to make extremely accurate predictions in events like sports matches will be easily available to both bettors and bookmakers. at this point the only thing that will keep the bookmakers in business is the inability to predict human intent. this could lead to athletes throwing games on a regular basis along with other scenarios but most would be detrimental to the integrity of sports. I didn't expect it to do this good in preseason and i know it wont run like this for the whole season. Im using this season to help me find things that will be beneficial in making picks at a later time and to become more in tune with the nfl marketplace.
Thats a good point about not only just going with the gut, but trying to figure out why i feel that way, and then write down what i came up with at the time. Im gonna work on that.