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PredictionMachine.com’s picks use the state-of-the-art Predictalator, which plays every game 50,000 times before it’s actually played to give you the angle you need. PredictionMachine.com finished the 2014 NFL postseason 9-1-1 against-the-spread, the 2011 NFL postseason 11-0 ATS and is 44-19-1 ATS all-time in the NFL Playoffs. Specifically in the Conference Championship round, the site is 9-1 (90% ATS), which includes four perfect 2-0 ATS seasons.
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1/18/2016 Highlight: Conference Championship games are set in the NFL Playoffs. All-time on the site, against-the-spread picks in the Conference Championships have gone 9-1 (90% ATS). Against-the-spread picks in the NFL postseason are now 44-19 (70% ATS).
With the College Football season concluding in the last week, it’s worth noting that all “normal” or better over/under plays for the bowl season (greater than 57% confidence to cover) went 8-4 (67% O/U). All over/under picks finished 30-10-1 (75% O/U) this bowl season and now are 108-74 (59% O/U) all-time in bowls.
Using the ResultsFinder for the week of January 11th-17th, one notes that all “normal” or better over/under picks in the NBA went 4-2 (67% O/U), while the same ” normal” or better over/under picks in college basketball went 15-9 (63% O/U). For the month of January, all featured, “normal” or better totals across all sports are 53-35 (60% O/U).
Finally, on the ice, all “normal” or better money-line, over/under and puck-line picks combined to go 16-9 (64% ML, O/U and PL) over the last week. The last three weeks all such plays in the NHL have combined to go 52-31 (63% ML, O/U and PL).
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