SportsLine 17+

Not only does the Sportsline app run really well and is easy to navigate but all the info they give out is truly top notch and definitely worth the price. It is possible to win a lot of money following these guys. Especially Larry, he is the absolute man. Love hearing his bets every morning on the early edge with the Coach and M squared. Thank you all for what you do!

My Stanley cup pick is the Tampa Bay Lightning

I was hoping to supplement my own picks with picks from a reasonably strong prediction model. So before placing money on the line, I tracked well over 100 recent games across sports where their model rated the matchup an “A” or “B” and gave a 64% or higher percentage of simulations on the chosen result. Actual results were no better than a coin flip in both CBB and NHL with a substantial sample size. Their model performed well on NBA and NFL predictions during my test run. So if you’re looking to leverage their prediction model, do a trial run on your chosen sport first. They should publish their full results by sport for subscribers.

Expert picks are reasonable helpful if that’s what you want the app for. Wish they picked more games outside of NFL, though.

I have no experience in sports betting (~2 weeks) and my only sport experience was swim, track, and lacrosse in high school. My bets before sportsline were Moneyline, point spread, and a few over/under wagers-- generally in a 7-20 leg parlay. My last four bets (7,25,17,11 leg) ended 6-1, 23-25, 17-17, and 10-11 respectively. Now mind you, I haven't watched a single game or match in about four years. Then, using the sportsline promo, I got three months of what was sold as the top sporting simulation and expert analysis of each match for just 99¢. My first two parlays (11 legs each) using the sportsline predictions all failed after the second game.

New (and veteran) betters-- Stick to your gut, you'll have better odds of winning money than following this joke of an app.