Ben Burns
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| Looking for someone who WON HUGE in fball & who is DOMINATING across the board? Highly respected, Ben is enjoying a SUPER 2013. In fact, he's widely considered to be the most successful 'capper of the modern era! |
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| Last 7 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Top Play Picks | +407.0 units | +22.8% | 67% | 10-5 |
| Overall Picks | +403.0 units | +11.3% | 63% | 17-10 |
| Moneyline Picks | +376.0 units | +21.3% | 69% | 9-4 |
| ATS Picks | +85.0 units | +9.4% | 67% | 4-2 |
| Last 30 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Top Play Picks | +669.0 units | +7.4% | 58% | 42-31 |
| Moneyline Picks | +525.0 units | +5.9% | 62% | 39-24 |
| Last 60 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Moneyline Picks | +215.0 units | +1.2% | 59% | 73-51 |
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NHL | May 22, 2013 Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Ottawa Senators |
Pittsburgh Penguins -138 at BETONLINE |
Won $100 |
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I'm playing on PITTSBURGH. The Senators, who have been dealing with adversity all season, deserve a lot of credit for even getting this far. That said, I believe they're in over their heads here. The Penguins are the most talented team in the East, if not the league. They've also been playing like it for many weeks now. Crosby is likely the best player in the world - but this Pittsburgh team was so good that it still rolled along without him in the lineup. True, the Sens did rally to win Game 3 here at Ottawa. However, the Pens have been superb on the road all season. (They're 20-8 away from Pittsburgh, outscoring teams by a 3.6 to 2.9 margin.) They know they can't afford to let this series drag on, particularly after seeing the Bruins go up 3-0 in their series last night. “I think every game the more the series goes on the more important each one gets. You can see the desperation they have. They want to make sure it’s 2-2 going back to Pittsburgh and obviously we know the scenario is to come here and get one of two on the road and go back home with a chance to finish off the series would be great. I don’t think we have to change anything to do that. Our desperation’s been there, our compete level has been there and we believe that if we play the same way as last game and limit a few mistakes that we have a good chance of getting the win." The Pens are 58-37 (+6.8) the past few seasons when playing a team that beat them in the last meeting. During that time, they're also 29-13 (+10.2) when playing with two day's rest in between games. I expect them to improve on those stats, taking a strangle-hold on the series along the way. 9* main event |
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MLB | May 22, 2013 Detroit: Verlander vs. Cleveland: U Jimenez |
Detroit: Verlander -142 at 5DIMES |
Won $100 |
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I'm playing on DETROIT. I'm aware that the Indians have enjoyed some success against Verlander and against some of baseball's other elite starters. That won't prevent me from backing Verlander and the Tigers here though. Despite struggling his last two starts, Verlander still has a respectable 3.17 ERA. He's still got 60 Ks (vs. 20 walks) in 54 innings and he's still only allowed two home runs all season. He's 3-2 in five road starts with 37 K's vs. 10 walks, allowing a single home run. On the other hand, Jimenez has allowed four home runs in four home starts. In those games, he's 1-2 with a terrible 9.72 ERA and 1.98 WHIP. He's averaging only 4 2/3 innings in his road starts. While he did lose at Detroit vs. the Indians a couple of weeks ago, Verlander tossed seven shutout innings in his last start here at Cleveland, a 4-0 victory last September. (That marked his 10th consecutive start at Cleveland where Verlander went a minimum of six innings and allowed four or fewer earned runs.) After getting roughed up last time out Verlander had this to say: "It wasn't much of a night to begin with, but I'd definitely say the whole game kind of was a carryover from my last start. I'm not somebody who is going to go home and pout about this; I'm somebody who is going to figure it out and figure it out in a hurry.'' I expect Verlander to "figure it out," en route to the the Tigers moving to 4-1 their last here at Cleveland. 9* personal favorite |
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NBA | May 22, 2013 Indiana Pacers vs. Miami Heat |
Total 182½ un-103 at 5DIMES |
Lost $103.0 |
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I'm playing on Indiana and Miami to finish UNDER the total. I played on the "under" in Game 1 of Miami's series vs. Chicago. The Heat were dealing with a long layoff and I felt that there may be some rust factor. Sure enough, Miami managed only 86 points, the game finishing in the 170s. Once again, the Heat are contending with a long layoff. This time, while the layoff hasn't been as long at it has been for the Heat, the Pacers are also in a similar boat. They haven't played since Saturday. Note that the UNDER is 11-5 the past few seasons, when the Pacers had played with three or more day's rest in between games, 4-2 this season. The Pacers have also seen the UNDER go 3-1 when listed as road underdogs in the 6.5 to 9 range. Going back further finds the UNDER at 18-9 the last 27 times that they were in that role. When these teams met in the playoffs last season, the first three games of their series all finished below the total. They had combined scores of 181, 153 and 169. I'm expecting another relatively low-scoring affair. 10* blue chip |
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| Ben Burns burst onto the sports betting scene in the 1990s, first making his selections available to the public in 1998. Now entering his tenth year, Ben has become one of the most successful and well-respected handicappers on the entire Internet. From 1998 to 2006, Ben had his selections documented by the Big Guy Sports Monitor. During that time, he accumulated numerous seasonal titles in all the major sports. In fact, competing against a field of 150, Ben's NFL selections still rank as #1 of all-time there. With such a commanding lead over the field, it is highly unlikely that his all-time NFL record there will ever be matched. Like all handicappers, Ben goes through both hot and cold streaks. However, whether winning or losing, he always "tells it like it is." Perhaps more importantly, as his many fans are quick to point out, Ben's winning weeks tend to greatly outnumber his losing ones. Note that Ben followed up an extremely strong 2006 with an even better campaign in 2007! Ben is known as a "Totals Expert" and his over/under plays are highly sought after in all sports. In addition to his "total" success, Ben's "sides" are also known for their sizzling hot streaks. While he advocates playing all his selections equally, Ben's knack for nailing his "Big" plays is truly remarkable. Ben capped off a highly successful college football season by winning his Bowl Game of the Year, a 41-10 wire-to-wire destruction on Georgia over Hawaii. Ben's NFL playoffs didn't go as well though and he lost his first ever Super Bowl selection, when the Patriots were upset by the Giants. Despite that rare setback, Ben's Super Bowl record remains at 10-1 for his career. Additionally, his NFL playoff picks remain a powerful 47-22 (68%) ATS the past six years. Ben isn't just a football expert though, as his hockey, baseball AND basketball picks are also highly respected. Ben logs extremely long hours. His hard work clearly shows itself in his high quality writeups and extraordinary long-term records. If you're looking for an honest, hard-working handicapper with a documented history of success, give Ben Burns a try. We're sure that you'll be impressed! |
Handicapper Ben Burns has been analyzing sports and looking at odds nearly all of his life, but he is now going into his 10th year of offering his sports picks accessible to the general public. During that span he has escalated to the pinnacle of the handicapping world and is now one of the most flourishing and respectable names in the industry.
Burns has gathered national attention for his numerous season titles in all sports. His NFL betting tips rank him #1 at a few of the leading sports monitors and his figures in the sport will most likely never be beaten by another handicapper. While he does go through ups and downs like each different handicapper in the industry, you'll always see him saying it like it is. However, you'll see his numerous winning streaks outnumbering his few little losing streaks. If you take a look at his record over long term then we have no incertitude you will be struck by the cash that he racks up for clients.
If you bet totals, then you really should see which over/under plays he's making every night. Don't take this the wrong way though, since he easily beats the football betting lines, basketball betting lines, and baseball odds for sides as well. And, if you like watching your action then there isn't anybody better at picking out the hard victors on national televised contests.
Last year his football picks were very prosperous, and he ended his season in a 41-10 rout by taking the Bulldogs over Hawaii for his Game of the Year. If you want to lay lots of action on the Super Bowl, then his picks on the game are now 10-1 over his life history. However, Ben doesn't just concentrate on football, his baseball, college basketball, and pro basketball picks are all very moneymaking and win customers loads of money.
There are not a lot of services that can put the long hours in that Ben can and his work shows with the detailed writeups that he releases with his plays, and the exceedingly high win-rate that his picks achieve. If you want one of the hardest-working handicapping services in the industry who has a documented history of winning, give Ben a try and we know that you'll realize that you have found a winner!