Any good cappers on here??

Viperpiper · 03-05-11, 11:36 PM

Yes!!!... I tailed Riggs and Maxlock last season in the NFL and they were the best on this entire site, and better than most if not all professional cappers you will find in the service play section. They were very popular on this site and liked by many! They have been banned from sbr for promoting their site, however they will be running their spectactular service next season!

So if your looking for winners and want my sincere recommendation you need to tail em!

GunShard · 03-06-11, 12:34 AM

You should never focus on one handicapper. You should view everyone's plays, so you know what they did right and what they did wrong.

The following rules I use that could help everyone make the best plays:

#1. Money management is extremely important. Use a money management system and stick with it religiously. Give yourself a limit per week and know when to quit.

#2 Bet because you can win. Never bet for the action or just because it's your favorite team. Be selective. Pick your spots and wait for the right opportunity.

#3. Pay attention to the lines all the way to the end of the week, try to make profit off the line. Always shop for the best line, Always! You should have an account in multiple books.

#4. Know that you are making profits off of other gamblers, you are not making profit off of the casinos and bookers. That's why they adjust the lines accordingly.

#5. Stay emotionless all the time. Bet like a robot. There's no place for emotions in this profession.

#6. Patience & Discipline is the key. Develop these skills.

#7. Know when to fade the public.

#8. Home advantage, especially in a dome stadium. Will make the home team more likely to win because of the stadium crowd noise.

#9. There should not be dramatic difference between your stakes. Don't place 2 unit on Game-A, 10 Unit on Game-B and 40 Unit then Game-C.

#10. Pay attention to injuries to important players, it can effect the outcome of a game.

officepoolguy · 03-06-11, 12:42 AM

Maxlock is one that everyone talks about and he does great write ups.

jedikarl · 03-06-11, 04:49 AM

kroyrunner!!!!!!

McBa1n · 03-06-11, 06:02 AM

When I talk plays, I'm rolling MAYBE 30%. Just fade my opinions and you win.
THERE ARE several good cappers, with really schrewd plays. Just get into it come the NFL season and you'll figure out who to track.
Sad how I can give so many angles that fail for the NFL, but still come out really nice at season's end.

AlphaOmega · 03-07-11, 01:50 AM

Do your OWN homework and make your OWN plays ...

Viperpiper · 03-07-11, 03:50 AM

Originally posted by AlphaOmega

Do your OWN homework and make your OWN plays ...

Or tail riggs and maxlock and make money..... I will be... you should be too!

zoso11871 · 03-07-11, 10:16 AM

Good advice: stay away from the service plays section!

zoso11871 · 03-07-11, 10:21 AM

Good advice: stay away from the service plays section!

Dax · 03-07-11, 10:42 AM

Originally posted by AlphaOmega

Do your OWN homework and make your OWN plays ...

I totally agree with this, there's nothing better than doing your own research for these types of things.
Something that helps me a lot believe it or not is playing NFL fantasy games. The reason is simple, I'm always checking up on players and teams to see who's the best pick for my line up, and it really helps when I'm betting too since I get exclusive info about each team and their players... BUT THIS IS ONLY 1% of my whole strategy, there are many more things you have to do before you bet on any game or sport...
Good luck and remember to bet with your head not your emotions...

AlphaOmega · 03-07-11, 04:39 PM

Originally posted by Viperpiper

Or tail riggs and maxlock and make money..... I will be... you should be too!

I do not blindly and would not blindly tail anyone. It's nothing against Riggs (whom I have as one of my references before I make my plays) but I like making my own plays. Win lose or draw it's my play my money no one to blame but me. Just my 3 cents

sportscash · 03-07-11, 04:55 PM

Originally posted by Daxuspaxus

I totally agree with this, there's nothing better than doing your own research for these types of things.
Something that helps me a lot believe it or not is playing NFL fantasy games. The reason is simple, I'm always checking up on players and teams to see who's the best pick for my line up, and it really helps when I'm betting too since I get exclusive info about each team and their players... BUT THIS IS ONLY 1% of my whole strategy, there are many more things you have to do before you bet on any game or sport...
Good luck and remember to bet with your head not your emotions...

Good advice here.I make my own picks on NFL also and have done well over the last few years. I don't usually post my NFL picks though because there seems to be enough of those posts however if some one has made the same pick as me i will comment.Good luck next season all.

uhuhahah · 03-07-11, 06:45 PM

Just bet for fun...play when you feel you will win.

CaptainPrice · 03-07-11, 09:21 PM

deveolp a formula

GunShard · 03-08-11, 12:58 AM

Originally posted by Daxuspaxus

I totally agree with this, there's nothing better than doing your own research for these types of things.
Something that helps me a lot believe it or not is playing NFL fantasy games. The reason is simple, I'm always checking up on players and teams to see who's the best pick for my line up, and it really helps when I'm betting too since I get exclusive info about each team and their players... BUT THIS IS ONLY 1% of my whole strategy, there are many more things you have to do before you bet on any game or sport...
Good luck and remember to bet with your head not your emotions...

I agree. I also played NFL fantasy games and noticed how teams each week change their main receivers each week so the opponent for the following week has to adjust to defending against a different receiver.

ringemup · 03-08-11, 01:04 AM

i bet big on the nfl, up to 60 K last year on games.

Viperpiper · 03-08-11, 02:49 AM

Riggs and Max made me more money than any capper on this site.... cant wait for next year!

AlphaOmega · 03-08-11, 10:51 AM

Money management is the key to great success in this business. You should never chase ...

BetWeather · 03-08-11, 04:26 PM

Bet like a robot.

jazznfl101 · 03-08-11, 04:54 PM

I want to follow someone that has a good reputation. I realized I can't win on my own. I'm sure theres many ppl out there who try and handicap on there own only to fail. It takes alot of time too.

Viper, where can I find Riggs and maxlock? Will they be on the forum for next season?

CaptainPrice · 03-08-11, 11:05 PM

google riggs and maxlock

jazznfl101 · 03-09-11, 04:29 PM

Originally posted by GunShard

You should never focus on one handicapper. You should view everyone's plays, so you know what they did right and what they did wrong. The following rules I use that could help everyone make the best plays: #1. Money management is extremely important. Use a money management system and stick with it religiously. Give yourself a limit per week and know when to quit. #2 Bet because you can win. Never bet for the action or just because it's your favorite team. Be selective. Pick your spots and wait for the right opportunity. #3. Pay attention to the lines all the way to the end of the week, try to make profit off the line. Always shop for the best line, Always! You should have an account in multiple books. #4. Know that you are making profits off of other gamblers, you are not making profit off of the casinos and bookers. That's why they adjust the lines accordingly. #5. Stay emotionless all the time. Bet like a robot. There's no place for emotions in this profession. #6. Patience & Discipline is the key. Develop these skills. #7. Know when to fade the public. #8. Home advantage, especially in a dome stadium. Will make the home team more likely to win because of the stadium crowd noise. #9. There should not be dramatic difference between your stakes. Don't place 2 unit on Game-A, 10 Unit on Game-B and 40 Unit then Game-C. #10. Pay attention to injuries to important players, it can effect the outcome of a game.

Great info for all beginner and experienced cappers to follow!! Thanks

jazznfl101 · 03-09-11, 04:32 PM

Originally posted by CaptainPrice

google riggs and maxlock

Thanks I located them on their site

I found also found their past threads on here and read through most of them...wish i knew about these guys last year