Sports Betting Made Simple: THURSDAY: 2% of the bankroll bet on BYU -3 over San Diego State in the Poinsettia Bowl, 8:00 PM EST

Thursday, December 20, 2012

THURSDAY: 2% of the bankroll bet on BYU -3 over San Diego State in the Poinsettia Bowl, 8:00 PM EST

Most of the paid touts seem to be on San Diego State, another reason to love BYU!

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CURRENT FUND: FUND 4

Starting balance of $50,000

Today's beginning balance= $59,940.89
Today's profit = $1,089.09
Today's ending balance = $61,029.98
1% of the bankroll = $599

MY PICK FOR 2% OF THE BANKROLL:
$1198 ON CFB 205 THE BYU COUGARS -3 OVER THE SAN DIEGO AZTECS IN THE POINSETTIA BOWL, 8:00 PM EST
Note: Most lines here have BYU as -3, if you can only find it at -3 1/2 buy the half point.
Winner, FINAL SCORE: BYU 23 San Diego State 6, Profit of $1,089.09

Grading at lines above, about the worst lines I could find.

Of course, always shop around.

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