ROI is based on wagering to win $10 per suggested unit.

    This is where you may see differences between our stats and the sports monitors we use. Everyone calculates differently, some apply $100 per unit and many also calculate based on that amount actually wagered. Below is an example of how we do it vs how a sports monitor may calculate based on a $10 play per unit.

       Example: Team A has a money line of -120
    Pro Sports Handicappers suggests 4 units on team A which is an actual wager of $48 (to win $40). A win returns a profit of $40 but a loss would be -$48.
    A Sports Monitor shows 4 units on team A but calculates as an actual wager of $40 (to win $33). A win returns a profit of $33 but a loss would be -$40.

   Over the course of many games this could become a big difference even though both are accurate. However you will find that the win/loss record should be very close. Monitors don't always offer the same lines which in some cases can make the difference between a win or a loss and there are times here and there where we may not get a game into the monitor on time.

 

Overall Performance
Sport	Win	Loss	ROI	Win %
NFL	41	33	+121.5	55 %
NCAAF	40	34	+37.5	54 %
CFL	0	0	+0.0	0 %
NBA	125	101	+379.1	55 %
NCAAB	120	104	+114.8	54 %
WNBA	0	0	+0.0	0 %
MLB	0	0	+0.0	0 %
NHL	289	241	+667.1	55 %
Soccer	0	0	+0.0	0 %
Overall Totals	615	513	+1320.0	55 %
Past 30 Days	64	65	-228.40	50 %

Past Performance
	MARCH 2026		FEBRUARY 2026
Sport	W/L	ROI	W/L	ROI
NFL	0/0	+0.0	0/1	-33.0
NBA	8/4	+106.8	18/23	-226.0
NCAAB	5/7	-78.3	31/27	+29.9
NHL	6/6	-25.2	5/10	-168.9

*Return on Investment (ROI) figure above represents profits
made based on a $10 per unit risk amount.