I have been impatiently waiting for the conference championship rounds to begin. I have put tons of hours into research, and have fine tuned systems with every single game played in this round by conference, by pointspread, by total, and more. What I have discovered is utilizing this method, in what I call "cluster wagering", there is a great opportunity to cash a myriad of games over the two week period. All systems are based on 6 years of research, and there are many. Some will no perform, but many will, which is the beauty of cluster wagering. I have been highly successful at doing this in bracketbuster for the last 4 years, and the conference championship rounds the last 2, but have dramatically improved upon this. I will rate the plays from #1 to #last, for clients that just want the cream of the crop, but I suggest to play them all. OVER gets the call.

I have been impatiently waiting for the conference championship rounds to begin. I have put tons of hours into research, and have fine tuned systems with every single game played in this round by conference, by pointspread, by total, and more. What I have discovered is utilizing this method, in what I call "cluster wagering", there is a great opportunity to cash a myriad of games over the two week period. All systems are based on 6 years of research, and there are many. Some will no perform, but many will, which is the beauty of cluster wagering. I have been highly successful at doing this in bracketbuster for the last 4 years, and the conference championship rounds the last 2, but have dramatically improved upon this. I will rate the plays from #1 to #last, for clients that just want the cream of the crop, but I suggest to play them all. ST. Joe's gets the call.

I have been impatiently waiting for the conference championship rounds to begin. I have put tons of hours into research, and have fine tuned systems with every single game played in this round by conference, by pointspread, by total, and more. What I have discovered is utilizing this method, in what I call "cluster wagering", there is a great opportunity to cash a myriad of games over the two week period. All systems are based on 6 years of research, and there are many. Some will no perform, but many will, which is the beauty of cluster wagering. I have been highly successful at doing this in bracketbuster for the last 4 years, and the conference championship rounds the last 2, but have dramatically improved upon this. I will rate the plays from #1 to #last, for clients that just want the cream of the crop, but I suggest to play them all. Dayton gets the call.

The Miami Heat have really struggled with their offense on the road. The Heat over their last 11 road games are averaging just 89.8ppg. It has led to an 8-2-1 mark to the under. Their last time in Charlotte saw them produce a woeful 65 points. The Bobcats went through a 17 game stretch averaging over 100 points a game, but that has been lost. That has been replaced by an offense that has scored 93.2ppg in their last 15, with each of their last 5 failing to reach the total. Miami is now 27-10 to the under off a straight up win, while 5 of the last 6 meetings between these clubs have fallen short of the total. UNDER gets the call.

Coach Jim Calhoun had finally seen enough. His senior starters were all benched for lack of intensity, and he went with 5 role players, that almost cane back from 13 down to get the win at South Florida. Today he will be going with those 5 to start the game. It is the ultimate wakeup call, but the Huskies started getting pressure, and didn't turn the ball over. It remains to be seen if Dyson,Robinson, and Edwards see the court here. St. John's has covered just 4 of their last 13 games, and even with this team at home in the Garden the Huskies will be energized in this one, and I'm going with Uconn here.

I have been impatiently waiting for the conference championship rounds to begin. I have put tons of hours into research, and have fine tuned systems with every single game played in this round by conference, by pointspread, by total, and more. What I have discovered is utilizing this method, in what I call "cluster wagering", there is a great opportunity to cash a myriad of games over the two week period. All systems are based on 6 years of research, and there are many. Some will no perform, but many will, which is the beauty of cluster wagering. I have been highly successful at doing this in bracketbuster for the last 4 years, and the conference championship rounds the last 2, but have dramatically improved upon this. I will rate the plays from #1 to #last, for clients that just want the cream of the crop, but I suggest to play them all. UNDER gets the call.

This game fits into a system that has been lights out over the last 3 years, as it has produced a 69-25 ATS mark based on a single condition, that is an amazing 73.4% with almost 100 games in the data set. This game will be an automatic play on whenever the situation arises for the rest of the NBA regular season. It also doesn't hurt that the Pacers are 4-14 straight up in their last 18 games, and posted as a favorite here. I'm going with Philadelphia here.

The Princeton Tigers are back as a good team in the Ivy. When they have had their good teams, totals used to be in the 90s, or low 100s, but that has not been the case this season, despite the fact the Tigers have played 13 Ivy league games with the average total points at 107.4ppg. Just 3 of their games have topped the 110 mark this season, and the result has been a 10-3 under mark. The Quakers are 5-1 to the under in Ivy road play with an average of 115ppg being scored. Tigers now 22-6 to the under in their last 28 Ivy games, I'll go with the under here.

The Boston Celtics were rolling along through 27 games, offense was scoring 100+ in 16 of those first 27 games, then the wheels fell off. It looks like this team aged overnight. They have reached the century mark in ust 9 of their last 29 games. The saving grace of late is a defense that has allowed just83ppg in their last 3. The Bucks have long last finally put things together and are 15-4 over their last 19 games. The biggest reason is holding 12 of their last 19 opponents in the 80s or less. The Bucks are now 20-6 to the under vs the Eastern Conference in their last 26, while the Celtics playing on the road vs a team with a home winning percentage of over .600 are 32-15 to the under in their last 47. I'll go under in this one.

The Sacramento Kings have not played much defense, especially on the road, where they have allowed 12 of their last 15 opponents to top the 100 mark. The Blazers took 20 games to score 100 points 7 times, before their recent run of 7 straight over the century mark, so this team is clicking on the offensive end of the court right now. Kings are also 11-4 to the over in their last 15 on 1 day rest, while the Blazers are now 11-5 to the over after a loss. I'll play this one over the total.