Top 10 MLB Handicappers

My sports betting approach is simple: if I don't see the value I don't waste my time or money on the matchup. I thoroughly research all of my picks released to my member base and if there is any reason to avoid a particular matchup, then it won't make my card.

The one sport I have consistently had my best results with is MLB. One of the reasons behind my success is the growing advances of statistical websites such as Fangraphs along with others. When you can use statistical information to your advantage you essentially create an edge over the public. In addition to statistical analysis of MLB players and teams, I recommend my clients learn how to shop for the best numbers. MLB is not a sport for the impatient. It's a long season and in order to protect your money you must have accounts at multiple sportsbooks to allow your operation to find the best odds available for that particular day. Every bet counts and it's all part of the long term plan.

Are you looking for an easy way to make money sports betting? If you answered yes to that question then you should find another avenue and think about an alternative investment. Sports wagering is one of the toughest paths to making money - nothing is guaranteed. I have been betting Major League Baseball since 1994 and I was a small stakes investor for a decade. My trade had developed since 1994 and I understand the value of proper information and this is exactly what I will provide to my clients this season.

Colin O'Connor was mentored by Ray Franklin the past four years and needless to say, Colin has earned the opportunity to sell his sports picks exclusively through Precision Picks. Colin is a welcomed addition to our featured sports handicapping staff since he has work closely with Ray, Nathan, Russell and Richard since 2009. Colin has experience with research and analysis relating to sports handicapping and has been an integral part of the success of Precision Picks.

Handicapping Methodology: There are no shortcuts to taking a profit in MLB. The baseball is season is long so you must maintain proper money management and follow our advice with a 1-5 unit system, or simply use a flat betting system until your bankroll is sufficient to sustain the season. I'm confident in my abilities to help you with your MLB picks and while past success is not indicitive of future results, joining our team will be a smart money move to help you profit this MLB season. Money Management: Dave's MLB pick's are rated based on a 1-5 unit system. 1 unit plays equate to betting $100 up to 5 unit plays that represent a $500 wager.

Timothy Larkin Jr. comes to Cashin Tickets by way of the financial world. With an MBA in Finance from Stanford University, "The Banker" is a formal Investment Strategist that worked on Wall Street. Tim found out first hand how difficult and stressful it is to be a strategist. With a long life ahead of him and a grim economical outlook, eight years ago Tim looked towards the booming business of sports investing. Tim comes from an educated white collar family that grew up off the coast of Oregon. Education always came first in the Larkin household and while Tim never got the opportunity to play organized sports, he was always an avid Bay area sports fan. Tim grew up watching the Oakland Raiders; the A’s and even the 49ers. In later years Tim’s interest began to shift from your average sports fan to a sincere interest in sports investing.

Tim began to dabble in sports investing in his late 20’s. He quickly realized the financial implications of winning. While his families support was not 100%, Tim’s education in finance began to provide him with returns. Tim learned early on how important it was to manage your finances or bankroll in sports betting. Tim’s wealth of knowledge stems from his insane appetite for reading. Tim began to school former college buddies and friends from back home with his success all of which eventually became his first members. Tim was able to develop his money management plan designed to optimize profit and use it to his advantage to feed the growing market of sports gamblers. After successfully showing a profit in eight straight years of sports handicapping, we are pleased with the addition of Timothy Larkin Jr.

I'm a midwest boy and my midwestern values are always evident in my character. I always put people and my clients first, ahead of my needs and wants. In this business making money is the #1 priority and want you to understand, as my client, I want to make you money! Baseball is all I know and I fortunately had the opportunity to play Division II baseball at a small school. I have been a student of the game from age 5 and I remain a student of handicapping MLB and NHL to this day. My thirst for knowledge has helped me achieve success at every level personally and professionally. I beat out some of the best handicapping prospects to get a roster spot at Sports Investor Central and I look to capitalize on this opportunity. I look forward to being your MLB and/or NHL betting advisor this season.

Henry Williams started his career right out of college as a sports writer for a local paper in Montana. At the age of 27 Henry relocated to northeast to get more experience and better his odds of landing with one of the major sports papers up and down the east coast. After working as a sports writer and reporter for 15 years he shifted gears and started handicapping MLB. Henry has been handicapping for over 6 years and has joined Documented Handicappers after going 61% over all last MLB season.

David Lagos also known as "QuickSilver", a name given to him by Anthony Moretti for his flashy style and complete disregard for the cost of a good time. David Lagos is the son of an insurance salesman from sunny Arizona. David was taught the importance of persuasion through verbal communication from his father’s experience peddling insurance. David found this tool very valuable and was no stranger to the females from an early age. With over 300 days of sunshine per year in Arizona, David was lucky to focus much of his childhood playing baseball and football or any activity that allowed him to soak up the sunshine. Growing up in a household of Arizona Wildcats fans, David envied how athletes were treated and how they were placed on a high pedestal. David’s entire childhood was surrounded by sports and he wanted nothing more than to become a successful athlete.

Upon graduating high school, David accepted an offer to play football for a Division I school in the south. While David was an excellent quarterback in his own right he was more notorious for his desire to party. David was a highly touted football player with a thirst for the good life. David admits that more time was spent on the late night scene rather than on the football field. David ultimately became known as the go to man for any campus celebrations and with this level of fame followed the women. While David never actually fulfilled his dream of becoming a famous athlete, he left the South with a degree in Business Administration and four job offers before he was even awarded his diploma. David’s charismatic and charming personality won him over with many crowds and allowed him the opportunity enter the sports management field. David’s focus and career goal shifted to becoming a sports agent. David’s hard work and determination was not paying off quick enough and he soon began making weekend trips to Las Vegas to place bets on football, basketball and even baseball to help supplement his income and experience the night life in Vegas. It was during a trip to Las Vegas where David was introduced to the art of sports handicapping.

David soon picked up on the amount of money tourists and gamblers alike were losing to the books. David’s competitive nature kicked in and his focus began to shift more towards helping himself and others beat the books. After years of networking, researching and satisfying clients all over the globe, Cashin Tickets is proud to enlist the services of David Lagos, AKA "The Player". David’s desire for flash and cash is what drives him the most and there is no better place in the world to make money than in Las Vegas. A man with such a lifestyle was a born winner.

Did you know that with a 162 game schedule in the MLB season there are 2430 baseball games you can bet on? There will be times throughout the season that oddsmakers may lay off a game for one reason or another but with the volume of MLB games in one season it's to see how experienced sports bettors will have an advantage over the bookmakers. During the course of a season we will have up to 15 games on certain days of the week which allows us to easily spot value in a small volume of games. My job is to deliver you with the day's best bets on the diamond and I bet my reputation that I can do this for my clients this season.