I used to think that Northcoast was reasonably close to being legit (meaning that they just twist the results rather than make them up), but given their brutal recent performance, I wouldn't be surprised to see them resorting to some pretty drastic measures to disguise their results.
Does anyone follow Doc's closely enough to know how they've done?
Does anyone follow Doc's closely enough to know how they've done?
I've heard terrible things about Phil Steele's pay for picks service. Steele charged $599 for his "MARQUEE PRIVATE PLAY HOTLINE SEASON PASS." His record as of last week, 6-23 ATS. Here is what was written about Phil Steele last year:
Either Daily News football tout Phil Steele saves his losers for The News, or he's got some scamdicapper in him. Prior to yesterday's late games, his News picks were 15-19-1. But a call to his picks-for-sale phone line brings word that, as always, he's knocking 'em dead!
Either Daily News football tout Phil Steele saves his losers for The News, or he's got some scamdicapper in him. Prior to yesterday's late games, his News picks were 15-19-1. But a call to his picks-for-sale phone line brings word that, as always, he's knocking 'em dead!
Are there any honest touts? Sure, but we probably haven't heard of the majority of them. The better marketer you are when it comes to selling plays the more successful you are. That has more to do with it than how many winners you pick and/or how honest you are.
Show me an honest tout and most of them are probably starving.
Show me an honest tout and most of them are probably starving.
I think the guys at sharpsportsbetting.com are solid.
No hype. Honest results. Documented wins. Reasonable prices. Customer base is small (hard to get the mainstream when you are honest about your results).
I also like some big name guys like Kevin O'Neill (74-34 ATS last year.......wow), and I am the first to admit Cokin is a must hear every Sunday night, but I agree with the comments that the Feist Group marketing is hard to stomach or to recommend anyone under that umbrella.
I know many hard working honest people in Vegas, some I meet with weekly. People in this business are not all bad guys. However, I do agree that the hyping/marketing is ridiculous.
No hype. Honest results. Documented wins. Reasonable prices. Customer base is small (hard to get the mainstream when you are honest about your results).
I also like some big name guys like Kevin O'Neill (74-34 ATS last year.......wow), and I am the first to admit Cokin is a must hear every Sunday night, but I agree with the comments that the Feist Group marketing is hard to stomach or to recommend anyone under that umbrella.
I know many hard working honest people in Vegas, some I meet with weekly. People in this business are not all bad guys. However, I do agree that the hyping/marketing is ridiculous.
