Consistent winning is the name of the game and that is what Matt provides. He has become one of the most recognized and respected handicappers around and that is by no accident. His top-notch analysis backs up every play so he doesn’t just give you winners, he tells you exactly why.

Matt broke into the professional handicapping scene back in 2002 but he was far from raw as sports betting had been in his life for many years prior. He made a name for himself with numerous top-five finishes at a prominent independent national sports monitor in his first three years:

He took a number of years off from being documented at sports monitors based on a few factors but with social media now such a big part of this industry, Matt feels it is vital to once again be documented by an independent source to keep his brand strong and Respected.

Winning has become a mainstay. This past season was a prime example as he finished No. 3 out of 84 handicappers in college football, No. 5 out of 96 handicappers in the NFL and No. 2 out 99 combined handicappers (both NCAAF and NFL) at Sports Watch Monitor.

While specific systems are not used on a daily basis, Matt is considered a situational handicapper above anything else. Analyzing each and every game, no matter how big or How small the card may be is essential to be able to pull out the best situational plays. He is a contrarian at heart which is one of the best ways to beat the books on a steady basis.

Play Selections

Enforcer – This is the Signature Play for Matt. It is always backed with a 5* Rating and is typically one of his strongest plays of the day.

Supreme Annihilator – This is typically a favorite or a pick-em that Matt feels has the opportunity to destroy the line.

Ultimate Underdog – This is an underdog that is being faded for the wrong reasons and usually has a chance to win a game outright.

Star Attraction – This is a game that can be seen on national television providing great watch and win opportunities.

Total Dominator – While rare, these are the best over/under releases and occur more in football and baseball than any other sports.