SportsLineReviews of sportsline.com

You get solid information. You obviously can not follow all the picks and projections blindly but if you know what to look for sportsline gives you great value for only $10 a month. Their projected score simulations are based on monte carlo simulation and isnt that bad at all.

Some segments are profitable and some lose a little bit after juice. But sports betting is not easy. The show is fun. A little heavy on self-promoting and the host has a very big ego but hey, that sells in sports. More good than bad.

Okay, lot to unpack here. First off- the success you have will depend on who you follow. They have a ton of "experts", some better than others, and then they have their "simulation" picks. They also do prop bets, DFS, year long fantasy etc... -DFS guy is awful lol, dont subscribe for DFS Pros: -For year long fantasy its a hit. their simulations are usually pretty spot on and this will be the 3rd year in a row i have won or been in championships due to their info. Before that i was an average fantasy player -Certain experts are awesome (matt Severence), others are bad/average and not worth paying for. Depending on how good the handicapper you follow is will determine your success. -Simulation is honestly pretty good if you follow the A rated bets. But not groundbreakingly good, probably like 55-60% CONS: -very confusing to navigate, and they are kind of misleading when they talk about their picks (what picks? expert picks or simulation?) -They will only show the record of their handicappers when they are hot, if they lose a few they will reset their record. so basically they only show their record if theyre winning... -VERY HARD TO CANCEL, like most subscription services, you jump through hoops All in all its fun, only $10 a month, and if you win a couple units a month you come out on top. Has helped me win fantasy leagues, overall bets, and pick em leagues. But dont expect to subscribe and become rich, it is gambling after all

This is one of the most useful tools in my sports betting toolbox. They do cherry-pick their expert's results but you can find some who specialize in one sport with winning records over a couple of hundred games. Most of these 1-star reviews seem to be from novices, bettors who have never tried to improve, and those clueless about bankroll management. The expert's advice is just anecdotal but can be included in your own research. If you just want picks Pickwise is free and pretty good and Action Network is ok but has a paywall about the same price as CBS Their selection model is excellent IMO and better than anything the average bettor can come up with on his own. My advice for anyone trying sports betting Google "how to calculate your edge in sports betting" and that should take you down the correct rabbit hole. You can't win long term just tailing someone