Note: John Wall was excluded from this list because like Oklahoma's Blake Griffin last year he's clearly the premier player in college basketball. It goes without saying that he's a must-watch player as the top prospect the 2010 draft has to offer.

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Sports bettors don’t go broke because they can’t pick winners, and they don’t go broke because of vigorish… they go broke because they use bad money management.

I’ve listed below the top ten tested, guaranteed, sure-fire ways to lose. Follow one or more of these ten rules and you will positively lose betting sports. These aren’t the only ways to be a loser… there are plenty of others. ...  read more

NFL / NCAA College Football picks will be released throughout the week, up to the day of the game. NBA / NCAA basketball and Major League Baseball selections will be available overnight or the morning of the game .

He doesn't believe in rating the selections. They are all of merit. Doubling up or chasing can be counterproductive in the long run. Okay, some plays handicap out stronger than others, but without records over thousands of plays, it's hard to have relative values of plays....unless you are psychic.This is not saying that it cannot be helpful to increase your plays when going good (not one winning week) and decrease them when going bad. That is part of good money management. (SEE MONEY MANAGEMENT BELOW)

Poor money management is the reason 90-95% of all sport bettors lose.

A good rule of thumb is to bet 2% of your bankroll on each play until it goes up 50%. Then increase your plays 50%. Do the reverse if your bankroll goes down.

Try not to risk more than 20% of your bankroll at any one time and over this amount only if you are making 10 or more plays simultaneously.

We wouldn't risk more than 18% while making 5-6 plays at a time.

If you make 1-3 plays a day, risking 10% of your gross bankroll at any one time might be safe.

If you go broke it won't be because you didn't pick winners, it will most likely be due to poor money management.