The NCAA Football season came to anticlimactic conclusion, as Georgia absolutely trounced TCU 65-7 to complete their back to back championship run and thereby ending the 4 team playoff system. But for the American sports fan, nothing matches the fervor of the NFL Playoffs. This year’s playoffs is shaping up to be one like never before, both on the field and in the books.
After a thrilling start to the College Football season, the big boys of the NFL kick things off when this year’s Super Bowl Favorites, the Buffalo Bills, take on the Defending Champions, the Los Angeles Rams.
It’s amazing how quickly things can change when big dollars are involved. Just five years ago, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said that the league and its owners “strongly oppose” legalized sports betting. Singing a different tune now, aren’t you Rog? The NFL has not only accepted sports betting as part of its culture, it has embraced it!
There is no doubt about it, the NFL is King when it comes to sports betting. It has become a 24/7/365 monster that fills up the sports-talk world, even after the confetti falls on the Super Bowl Champion. From Free Agency to the Draft to Training Camp, the NFL machine really has no offseason. In fact, it is so omnipresent that it is easy to overlook the fact that there is another football product that can be just as exciting and even more profitable for bettors than the NFL – College Football.
My mission when I started KrackWins was simple – help my members get the inside edge and become a long term winning sports betting. I never take for granted that members have put their trust in me and my team to help them build their personal bankroll. By utilizing my three decades of successful betting principals, statistical edges and proper bankroll management, we are able to find advantage plays on hundreds of games spanning a cross-section of all sports.
With all due respect to Elvis Presley, there is just no denying that the NFL is King. The nation’s passion continues to grow each year and will only continue to grow as more states jump into the betting pool. After six months of waiting, football junkies finally got their fix last week as the Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars met for the Hall of Fame Game.
The wait is finally over and NFL is finally officially back! This year’s slate starts Thursday as the Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars kick off the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio.
As July comes to a close, the sports world gets ready to focus on football. Here at Krackwins, the summer grind continues with our advantage plays in MLB, PGA, NASCAR, and WNBA. It’s been a very profitable summer for us but it’s not quite over yet.
We are half way through July and it has been a summer of profit so far. My excitement for the upcoming football season is heightened by these winning months that have helped provide more bullets to fire this pigskin season. Last Sunday night we all finally got a chance to catch our breath on the summer sports betting grind.
Post 4th of July and Pre Labor Day is really the heart of the Summer. Families take their vacations, the temperature rises, and the sports world becomes a bit quirky. Baseball takes it only break of the year for the All Star festivities – this year at Dodger Stadium in LA. Should be electric. The biggest events in sports aren’t even in this country as Wimbledon and the British Open take place across the pond. All 30 NBA Teams are in Las Vegas for the increasingly popular Summer League. And all the while…in the distance, everyone is waiting for the behemoth of NFL Football as training camps are right around the corner.
Anyone who tells you they have the sports betting game figured out, don’t buy it for a second. I have been doing this professionally for nearly three decades and I continue to learn every day. One of the most important lessons I have learned is that no matter how skilled you become as a handicapper, you will always have good and bad runs. The key is to put yourself in the best position possible before the game/event starts and then let the chips fall where they may. Last week heading into the NBA Draft was a perfect example of that methodology.
As the Golden State Warriors celebrated their fourth championship in the last eight years, many believed that the “slow season” for sports action had officially begun. As our members know, that is far from the case at KrackWins. The NBA season may be over, but we continue to cover the board to find advantages all summer long on PGA, NASCAR, MLB, WNBA, College Baseball and more.
Everyone in every profession makes mistakes. It’s part of life, part of living. But in some professions, human error and mistakes can be magnified.Look no further than this past championship Sunday in the NFL. With some of the NFL controversy on the field this past weekend, Krackwins still carried the week with its NFL Prop success. Even with our bad beat on the Eagles/49ers 1H total, we still managed a winning and profitable week on these two games.
The sports betting world had a lot of buzz going around last week. Sportsbooks across the country saw record handles for the NFL Playoffs this past weekend, as we now have 36 states offering some form of legal sports betting online or in person. Fans and bettors watched as the Bengals, 49ers, Chiefs, and Eagles each advanced to the Conference Championships. Check out my sports betting picks recap from this past week.
You would not believe the number of bettors that would rather risk losing a bet made on their own opinion than win a bet, relying on someone else’s information. In fact, I have people close to me who have spent decades losing, seen my consistent success for year and years, and will still bet their opinion over mine.
The NCAA Football season came to anticlimactic conclusion, as Georgia absolutely trounced TCU 65-7 to complete their back to back championship run and thereby ending the 4 team playoff system. But for the American sports fan, nothing matches the fervor of the NFL Playoffs. This year’s playoffs is shaping up to be one like never before, both on the field and in the books.
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