Tom Stryker
Lay the Lumber
As we approach the end of the regular season in college football, it's important to note that there are an abundance of technical situations that flat out make money. Over the next few weeks, I'll be sharing a couple of these beauties with you and we will turn a nice profit.
This College System of the Week entry is entitled, "Lay the Lumber". It's not very flashy. However, as you will quickly see, it is extremely profitable. Take a look.
Play ON any regular season game eight or later favorite of -20 or more provided they're matched up against a foe that enters off a straight up loss as a favorite.
28 Year Record = 43-23-3 ATS for 65.1 percent.
If you're laying three touchdowns plus at this stage of the season, there's a pretty good chance you'll be investing on one of college football's finest. When I first researched this technical situation, I was expecting high-priced favorites to do poorly late in the year. I couldn't have been more wrong.
In this particular system, the chalk preys on a team coming off a straight up loss in which they were favored. At the end of the season, teams just don.5?t bounce back like they do earlier in the year. After getting upset in their previous outing, this big dog comes in emotionally spent and loses its bite. On Saturday, there is one heavy favorite locked into this play on situation: Texas!
There are a couple of tighteners to this general system that really make it pop. First, with our 43-23-3 ATS in hand, our chalk investment improves to a sensational 32-9 ATS for 78.0 percent provided it enters with momentum off a straight up victory of 17 points or more. Second, if our high-priced favorite is not in a revenge mode, this system tightens up to a nearly perfect 32-7 ATS for 82.0 percent! The Longhorns fit both tighteners!
It's time to lay the lumber with Texas on Saturday! Hook 'em Horns! Best of luck, Tom Stryker.
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A professional handicapper since 1984, Tom Stryker offers you 21 years of experience. Tom is known for his strong work ethic and his commitment to delivering the best customer service available. In 2000, Tom reached the ultimate peak when he finished the season as the #1 ranked college football handicapper (28-13 for 68.3% record) as monitored by the Sports Monitor of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In ...