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Put Marc's powerful database and 40 years of unparalleled service to work for you this season - you'll be glad you did! |
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NFL | Jan 23, 2022 Bills vs Chiefs |
Chiefs -1½ -110 at Ace |
Won $100 |
| Play Type: Top Premium | ||
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Play - Kansas City Chiefs (Game 318) Edges - Chiefs: QB Mahomes is 28-1 SU and 17-11-1 ATS in his last 29 games during November thru January, including 6-0 SU and 5-0-1 ATS when not favored by more than 3 points; and head coach Andy Reid is 12-3 ATS with revenge against AFC East Division foes, including 6-0 SUATS when coming off a win of 19 or more points … Bills: NFL teams who defeated a Bill Belichick coached team by 20-plus points are 6-12 SUATS in follow-up games, including 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS versus greater than .666 foes … We seal the deal with this from our well-oiled machine as it notes that NFL Divisional Round teams coming off a Wild Card win of 25-plus points are 0-7 SUATS since 1980 versus sub .750 opponents Chiefs. With the Chiefs anxious to avenge a 38-20 loss on this field to the Bills in October, the worst home loss under head coach Andy Reid, we recommend a strong 10* play on Kansas City. Thank you and good luck as always. |
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In addition to being on the faculty at Sports Data University, Marc writes a weekly NFL column for the USA TODAY Sports Weekly, and has authored hundreds of articles on the art and science of sports handicapping. He publishes the PLAYBOOK Football Preview Guide magazine and the weekly PLAYBOOK newsletter during the football and basketball seasons. In his over 40 years as a professional sports handicapper Marc has won over 500 documented Top 10 handicapping achievement awards, more than anyone in the nation. He hosts the Marc Lawrence Against The Spread podcast. Marc won the 2005 STARDUST INVITATIONAL Football Contest and is a two-time WISE GUYS CONTEST champion. Thanks to his powerful sports database, Marc's technical approach to sports handicapping strongly adheres to the theory of 'cause and effect' that the farther back you can look the farther forward you can see. Applying these findings to statistical and fundamental matchups makes for a solid handicap, and by applying 'value' to the handicap we learn become winners. And winning, in the long run, is what handicapping all about. |
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