Reviews for Harv Rubenstein from Documented Handicappers

Harv Rubenstein is no stranger to the gamblers life and has been betting in some fashion since 1962. From cards to horses to sports, Harv has a passion for finding an edge and winning. You'll find out it's not about the money and that money is just a bye product of his hard work and dedication to basketball betting. Like many sports bettors, Harv found out the hard way about the lessons of betting big on a hunch. Harv won't give you the exact figure but it was Game 4 of the 1984 NBA Finals and it was during the Lakers remarkable run in the 80's. Magic Johnson and Larry Bird were the games rising stars and the '84 Finals was an epic battle between two rivals. Harv had the Lakers to win Game 4 and the series and it all went downhill when the Lakers had a 5 point lead with less than a minute left in the game. Poorly executed play down the stretch lead to overtime, which led to the Celtics taking Game 4 and going on to win the Finals in 7 games. It's safe to say that Harv has never looked at NBA betting the same and but it provided him with experience over the years that is worth more than it's weight in gold. Documented Handicappers is excited to showcase Harv Rubenstein's NBA and College Basketball betting picks.

Sport	Date	Game	Line	Outcome	Money
NCAAB	1/24/2026	Auburn Tigers vs Florida Gators	Auburn Tigers +9.5 (-118)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	Boston University Terriers vs Colgate Raiders	Boston University Terriers +7.5 (-115)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	Jackson State Tigers vs Bethune-Cookman Wildcats	Bethune-Cookman Wildcats -8.5 (-105)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	North Dakota State Bison vs Oral Roberts Golden Eagles	North Dakota State Bison -8.5 (-115)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	Tennessee Volunteers vs Alabama Crimson Tide	Tennessee Volunteers +4.5 (-118)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	Utah Valley Wolverines vs California Baptist Lancers	California Baptist Lancers +1.5 (-118)	Win	+$500
NCAAB	1/24/2026	VCU Rams vs Davidson Wildcats	VCU Rams -5.5 (-110)	Win	+$500

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