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MONDAY

 

25 DIME

WINNER #6

IN A ROW

 

Boise State-Virginia Tech OVER/UNDER

 

 #1 Red Sox over Angels 8/17

#2 Dolphins over Jags 8/21

#3 Cubs over Nationals 8/25

#4 White Sox over Indians 8/31

#5 Minnesota over Middle Tenn St 9/2

 

4 of 6 Winning Days!

 

+172.75 Dimes L/55 Days!

 

5 of 7 Winning Weeks!

 

Forget about the side in this game.  It could go either way and that's reflected in the pointspread.  The total on the other hand, is an absolute LOCK!

 

 
SUNDAY
 
0-1
(-33 Dimes)
 
30 Dime - Tulsa - loser
 
SATURDAY
 
1-1
(-18 Dimes)
 
30 Dime - TCU - loser
15 Dime - Oklahoma State - WINNER!
 
FRIDAY
 
1-1
(+9 Dimes)
 
20 Dime - Dodgers - WINNER!
10 Dime - Toledo - loser
 
THURSDAY
 
1-1
(+14 Dimes)
 
25 Dime - Minnesota - WINNER!
10 Dime - USC - loser
 
WEDNESDAY
 
1-0
(+20 Dimes)
 
20 Dime - Phillies - WINNER!
 
TUESDAY
 
1-0
(+25 Dimes)
 
25 Dime - White Sox - WINNER!
 

 

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2010

NBA FINALS

GAME 7

ODDSMAKER ERROR

 

Celtics (+7) - WINNER!

 

Here's what I told my clients about my 2010 Game 7 Winner...

 

Take the points with the Celtics tonight in Game 7 over the Lakers.

 

This is not going to be a repeat performance of Game 6.  I’ve maintained throughout this series that the Celtics have the deeper bench and better overall talent and I think that’s going to allow them to hang tonight.

 

Do I think the Celtics will win outright?

 

I don’t, but I think the Celtics have a better shot of winning outright than the Lakers have of winning and covering this number. (Note: Celtics led by 13 late in the 3rd quarter)

 

I know Boston is going to have trouble in the paint without Kendrick Perkins, but they still have Kevin Garnett, Glen Davis and Rasheed Wallace. 

 

All three of those guys can and will step it up tonight.

 

I know Kobe is a beast and will carry his teammates as much as necessary to deliver the title.  But I’m not sold on Lamar Odom, Ron Artest or Andrew Bynum providing him with a ton of support.

 

The Celtics on the other hand, you can count on their reserves contributing tonight.

 

Take the points as the Celtics stay within the number.

 

Final Score: Lakers 83, Celtics (+7) 79

 

 

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50 DIME

C-USA

GAME OF THE YEAR

 

Central Florida over ECU

(2/2/10)

 

Here's what I told my clients...

 

Take Central Florida on the road over East Carolina.

 

The Knights come into this game on a three-game losing streak, but prior to that they recorded a signature win on the road over Houston as an 11½-point dog.

 

Central Florida has a prized freshman guard by the name of Marcus Jordan.  You may have heard of his dad Michael. 

 

Yes, MJ’s son is emerging as a difference maker for the Knights and should have a big game playing in his dad’s home state.  Central Florida also has forward Keith Clanton, who has stepped it up recently and is averaging 15.7 ppg in his last three outings.

 

Those two combined give the Knights the advantage over a terrible ECU squad.

The Pirates, on top of being a bad team, also have to deal with the off the court distraction of Darrius Morrow. 

 

Morrow was arrested for misdemeanor possession of marijuana in December and has a court date today. 

 

The Pirates have been outhustled in games, which is a surprise considering they don’t have much talent.  They lost at home on Saturday to Rice, 69-58 as a five-point chalk.

 

That happened to be the first conference win on the year for Rice.

 

ECU is 1-6 SU in its last seven and 2-8 SU in its last 10 overall.

 

There’s too much bad karma in Greenville right now for me to trust the Pirates, especially at a pick em price.

 

Take Central Florida as they grab the 10-point road win.

 

Final Score: Central Florida (-1) 67, East Carolina 56

 

 

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Michael Cannon's Rating System

Effective February 27, 2007, I changed my rating system.

 

For the past few years I had been rating my selections on a 1♦ to 5♦ basis with the occasional big 10♦ play thrown in. And, every day, without fault, I accurately updated the net profit in both good and bad times.

 

But, I reached the concusion that this rating system didn't give my customers an accurate reflection of how strong one play was versus another.

 

Therefore, I switched to a "dime" rating system on 2/27/07.

 

BUT - NOTHING CHANGED IN TERMS OF NET PROFIT.

 

That's important to remember because I spent many, many days going back and coverting every single one of my plays based on the following conversion chart:

 

                                          1♦ = 10 Dimes

                                          2♦ = 20 Dimes

                                          3♦ = 30 Dimes

                                          4♦ = 40 Dimes

                                          5♦ = 50 Dimes

 

                                       10♦ = 100 Dimes

 

As you can see, the SCALE changed, but the VALUE remains the same.

 

Simply put: My base play is now a 10 Dimer. These, essentially, are my lowest-rated selections. You’ll likely only see me use 10 Dime plays on totals and on days when there is limited action and none of the games offer significant value.

 

From there, the confidence increases with the rating, so a 20 Dime play would be one that I think has a very good chance to win, while a 30 Dime selection is one where several factors point to a virtual lock.

 

When you see a 40 Dime play, know that I’m telling you to unload with absolute confidence, and you should treat my 50 Dime plays like golden nuggets.

 

I’ll be honest: You will rarely see me release a 50 Dime selection. It’s going to be reserved for the cream of the crop of my selections. But when you do see it, you absolutely MUST step out and “fire” on it with five times the money you would normally wager on a 10 Dime play.

 

And yes, there will be occasions when I go higher, as I did in the Super Bowl with a rare 100 Dime release - and winner - on the Colts.

 

Don’t forget, these ratings are completely meaningless if you don’t practice smart money management. By that I mean, know your bankroll (i.e. how much money you can afford to lose!) and wager accordingly. Remember, this is gambling, and losing is something you cannot avoid (anybody who tells you otherwise is a liar). But if I’m doing my job – and I will – and you practice smart money management, you’ll maximize your wins and minimize your losses.

 

Here’s an example of how money management works: Let’s say you have $1,000 with which to wager on a given day. If I release one 30 Dime play and one 20 Dime play, you would put three-fifths of your bankroll ($600) on the 30 Dime selection and two-fifths ($400) on the 20 Dime play.

 

If I have one 30 Dimer and two 20 Dime selections, you would still put $600 on the 3♦ play and $200 on each of the 20 Dime plays.

 

I cannot stress strongly enough that if you don’t follow these money-management techniques, you might as well just take your money and flush it down the toilet, because you’ll never turn a profit.

 

Oh, and one more thing: Know that regardless of the rating, before I release a selection, I thoroughly research and analyze all sides of the pick to ensure that it has the optimum chance to be a winner. Trust me, if I wasn’t doing this, I would’ve been booted out of this business long ago.

 
Who is Michael Cannon?

I hate when I read other handicappers bios, the ones where they brag about winning all these ridiculous contests from 10 to 20 years ago that none of us ever heard of. Like, who cares?

 
All that matters in this business is the here and now. The past means nothing. And, frankly, that's all you should care about too.
 
What I did last year or last month has no effect on what I will do for you tonight. And that's the truth in this industry, and the ONLY thing you should keep in consideration.
 
You'll see my records at the top of the page daily. When I'm winning, you'll see me bragging. When I'm losing, you'll see me own up to it like a man should.
 
Remember, with me, what you see is what you get. No pushy salesmen, No hassles. Just winners, private and securely online.
 
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