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  • Wojo
    SBR MVP
    • 03-19-10
    • 1764

    #1
    Best Marketing Hype of the Month goes to......
    Covers.com

    13 handicappers.
    The boldface intro word to each of their marketing paragraphs:

    Sensational
    Flawless
    Blistering
    Outrageous
    Hot
    Fantastic
    Perfect
    Monster
    Sizzling
    Incredible
    Consistent
    Impressive
    Awesome

    The "consistent capper" apparently has the worst record at "only 58%".
    About half of them are hyping their 10* records which naturally are over many weeks/months. Which, nobody has the documented record of.

    These are the type of cappers I don't buy plays from. How can you trust a site that creates fake handicappers?
  • LevItalian
    SBR Sharp
    • 12-09-11
    • 346

    #2
    I'm going to see if I can track all their football plays. I cant wait to see what type of damage these dude's can do. I tracked them earlier this year, from January until Kentucky won the National Championship in March, and in that short time Ben Burns was down something like 30 grand, LOL. Can't believe he's still around.
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    • Wojo
      SBR MVP
      • 03-19-10
      • 1764

      #3
      I agree, Levitalian. It's amazing that so many of these fake winners are still around. But, that is what happens with selective, and questionable, self-monitoring.

      Covers obviously doesn't mind bull-sh*tting people with their creation of made-up cappers with phony biographies.

      Where is Guillermo today?
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      • phillybadboy
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 12-11-09
        • 9383

        #4
        i want them all!
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        • Smashmouth71
          SBR Wise Guy
          • 09-15-10
          • 674

          #5
          You need to get on the Fade Covers Experts Thread!
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