Guaranteed Sports Picks from Handicapping Expert Larry Ness

Larry Ness has been a major figure in the sports betting and handicapping field since 1984. With the opening of the 2007 football season, Larry enters his 24th year "in the business." Larry became an original panel member of Proline in 1985, the nation's longest-running pre-game handicapping show (USA TV Network). In 2000, Larry joined the panel of yet another high-profile handicapping show, The Winning Edge... read more

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MLB
		*Larry Ness' 15 AL Game of the Week (45-32 TY) $35.00 Larry's Pitching Mismatch GOW was just that Thursday night, as the Giants (Lincecum) beat the Cubs (Gallagher), 8-3. The win upped Larry's GOW mark this year to a "money-making" 45-32. Larry's 'ASSAULT'** on MLB's moneyline continues on Friday as he switches leagues with his 15* AL Game of the Week. Any takers?
		Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider-MLB (18-12 s/May 26) $35.00 Larry's won SEVEN of his 11 releases in MLB the L4 days and is ready for a big holiday weekend. He 'loves' Friday's card and he and his "unmatched" contacts are joining the 'festivities' with an exclusive Las Vegas Insider. They've cooled off somewhat but are still 18-12 since May 26. "It pays to be on the inside with Larry." Want in?

Handicapping Articles

NBA Postseason: In the Rearviewmirror
On May 30th, the Celtics were in Detroit to play the Pistons in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals. It had taken Boston seven games to beat the 37-win Hawks in the first round and the Celtics needed seven more games to get by the Cavs in the semifinals, while going 1-6 ATS. Now in the Eastern Conference Finals, the Celtics led the Pistons 3-2 in games but entering Game 6, Boston was just 1-7 SU and ATS in road games in the playoffs to-date and just 3-9 ATS over its previous 12 ... (read more)

NBA: Playoff Notebook-NBA Finals
Could the highly anticipated Celtics/Lakers showdown in this year's NBA Finals end with the Celtics taking the Lakers in just five games? The Lakers rolled through the Western Conference dispatching of the Nuggets (50 wins), Jazz (54 wins) and Spurs (56 wins and the defending champs), winning 12 of 15 games. Meanwhile, the Celtics needed seven games to get past the 37-win Hawks, seven more to edge the Cavs (who owned a minus-0.4 point-differential this regular season) and then ... (read more)

Playoff Notebook-NBA Finals
There is little doubt that the NBA and ABC are thrilled with a Lakers/Celtics matchup in The Finals. Now, it just has to "live up" to its billing. The Celtics were the NBA's best team (by far) during the regular season, going 66-16 (that's nine more wins than the Lakers had) with a very impressive point-differential of plus-10.3 PPG. However, the Celtics needed seven games to get past the 37-win Hawks in the first round and another seven games to oust the Cavs in the semifinals, a team ... (read more)