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2010 FOOTBALL SEASON: 2-0-1, +30 DIMES

Congratulations to all of our members who enjoyed another perfect day on Tuesday as we hit all three of our baseball picks for an easy 50 Dimes of profit. You still have one more day to lock in a severely reduced rate on the 2010-11 football season! We have another big day lined up on Wednesday with three more baseball picks and we are only one day away from our first NFL pick of the season!! This football season is going to be a big one and the big plays will be flying all season so get ready for our first monster pick of the season on Thursday.

We have been following all of the action in the NFL Preseason and now that Revis and T Rich are back with the Jets, Leinart has signed as a backup in Houston, and TJ Houshmandzadeh has signed with the Ravens, we can finally focus on the schedule ahead. With the first game going off on Thursday, we are more than ready for the upcoming NFL season.

As a reminder to all of our players, the Early Bird sale on the 2010-11 Football handicapping season will end on Tuesday. We left last season with a 100 Dime win with the Saints in the Super Bowl as we dominated the postseason once again. Lock in your reduced rate today.

We encourage everyone to check out our success as we have been simply dominant over the past three months. Many handicappers hide their past history because they can not be trusted. This makes life very difficult for honest and reliable sports handicappers. That is why we have posted every pick ever made, and have for years.

Consistency is the name of the game and our weekly and cumulative profit is what seperates us from the competition.

2009 BASEBALL PICKS IN REVIEW

We began the 2009 MLB season a little slow but consistently improved throughout the season and delivered 242.5 Dimes of profit in July only to be followed by ten straight winning days in August. We finished the season with a total profit of 854 Dimes as we consistently improved throughout the season. Our dominance in baseball was no fluke last year either as we finished the 2008 baseball handicapping season with 937 Dimes. How much will we take in during the 2010 baseball handicapping season? The goal is 1000 Dimes of profit and we intend to blow right through that goal to post our best season ever.

We remain the best kept secret in the sports handicapping industry. Just look at the success in 2008 and 2009 and you will see that both the short term and long term results are big. We fell a bit short of our insane 1000 Dime goal on the 2009 MLB season as we "only" gained 854 Dimes. For back-to-back seasons, we have been the best baseball handicapper in the business, hands down, posting nearly 1800 Dimes of profit. I can't wait until the 2010 season begins and you can bet that April will be another monster month for us and the 2010 season will be our best ever.

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