FatjacksportsReviews of fatjacksports.com

If you're claiming to be a transparent handicapper, be transparent with your results. His results are NOT accurate on his website. He will throw out bogus lines as well. A +7 on his card he sends out will be a +5.5 on every other sports site out there. He gives himself ridiculous lines, almost always with key numbers and then posts them as winners if they hit. His losses are sometimes ommited completely from the site. Nobody is a bigger fraud than this guy.

Fatjacksports does not have documented picks by an independent third party, so what they post on the website can be manipulated. I asked Fatjacks to confirm they are a legal entity because doing a secretary of state search is quite easy, but they could not provide the state where they registered their business. Be careful, anyone can create a nice website and update it every day with bogus won-loss records, but forming a legal business means they take on some liability and most of these handicappers don't want to.

Purchased a 30 day package and found the Fat Jack selections to be very profitable. Results that were posted on the website were the same picks that I received. Emails and communications were timely and to the point. Won 3 of 4 weeks !!! Very satisfied and plan to re-up !!!

Fat Jack is a sports wagering consulting company. They tout their win/loss record posted on their site as a sign of their success. After purchasing a subscription package, I received daily emails with the picks for the day. I tracked every and reviewed for accuracy. The picks were ok and hit at about 50%. However, when I went back to their website where they post their record for prospective clients, I noticed that many of their losing picks were either omitted or changed to ‘winners’. When I asked them for a refund based on this erroneous information, they claimed that the website would eventually be updated for accuracy and denied my request. It’s obvious that their online record is manipulated to be more successful than they actually claim, and they are selling packages to the public based on faulty information.