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Winner winner chicken dinner. I won again last Saturday, making my picks 3-1 on the college football season. Once again I backed the Michigan Wolverines giving up major points. This time they were taking on the Nebraska Cornhuskers at home and were favored by 18.5 points. They had that covered by the end of the first quarter enroute to a 56-10 ass kicking.  Be sure and check back in with me on Twitter (@casinologger) and in this blog next Friday for my next college football pick of the week. And don't spend your winnings all in one place. In the meantime you can go to my Amazon affiliate page and purchase some good  books about Casino gambling  and surveillance, starting at just $8.99.  Good luck everybody.

My week 4 college football pick of the week (POTW) is sponsored by online betting site Sportsbetting.ag. For those of you who don't have access to a local Sportsbook, and/or aren't already using an online app to make bets, check them out by clicking here .  Don't forget to check out their Welcome Bonus,  where they match your deposit up to 50% on the first $1000! For today's pick of the week we go back to the Michigan Wolverines, who we won on in week 2  This week they are 18 point favorites at home against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Here is my analysis and pick: Michigan has rebounded nicely from a season-opening loss to Notre Dame, getting blowout wins each of the last two weeks. The pressure is still on head coach Jim Harbaugh to compete for the Big Ten title this year, and they really need to win this game to get off to a good start in league play. Nebraska had the worst defense in the Big Ten last season (436 Avg. yards allowed per game) and they don't appear...

Well, another week of poor results. In week 3 college football, I lost on Ohio State, who won 40-28 over TCU, failing to cover the 13.5 point  spread. That makes me 2-1 on the CFB season. In NFL action I also sucked ass, losing my POTW as the 49ers failed to cover the 5.5 point number, winning 30-27. The makes my POTW 0-2. My Three Team Parlay did slightly better. The Ravens lost by 11 on a pick'em game, the Cowboys won and covered, 20-13 and the Bears covered, beating the Seahawks 24-17. Two out of three ain't bad, but I don't count this a win unless all three win.  So I am 0-2 on parlays. I didn't have an Underdog POTW, so I am still 0-1 on those. At least I have plenty of room for improvement in. I'll have my three team parlay picks posted by Thursday morning. Look for some big winners next week. And heres your reminder that you can get a free 30 day trial of Amazon Prime by clicking  here .  Good luck everybody.

Well I hope everyone was on the UNLV Rebels yesterday, as my first pick of the CFB year came in a winner. I had UNLV + 26. 5 on the road at USC. The final score of the game was 43-21, with USC winning but failing to cover, just as I predicted. The betting opened with USC favored by 31 points. By kickoff the number had dropped to 24. 5. So obviously there was a lot of money coming in on the Rebels, who actually had an early lead and only lost when USC pulled away in the fourth quarter. The game was much closer than its final score would indicate. So let me tell you how this is going to work, as far as my free picks go, throughout the season. I will give out one free pick on the college side each week, hopefully it will be ready by Thurssday of each week at the latest. I'm going to do something a little different with pro football this year. I will still have my "5-star Pick of the Week" every week, and usually have that posted on or before Friday. This pick may be on th...

Well it's finally here. This week marks the opening of the college football season for 2018. Let's get things off on the right foot with a win. Being on the West Coast I spent a lot of time watching Pac-12 football, and I also watch a lot of the Mountain West, as I live in Reno. So my pic this week involves teams from each conference, USC vs UNLV.  This game opened with USC favored by 31 points, the number is down to 26.5 as I write this on Thursday morning. Good for you if you got it at 31 points because I think the Running Rebels are going to cover. Here is my analysis: The Trojans have the firepower to win the game out right, no serious doubt about that. However they had to replace  some key people on offense due to graduations and they are starting a true freshman at quarterback. Also they might be looking ahead to next week, where they have a huge early-season Pac-12 showdown with Stanford.  UNLV, meanwhile, would love to get off to a good start this year against a ...