Today we will take a look at the 2008 Overall, NFL, College Football, NHL, and MLB leader boards here at 10StarPicks.com. Our cappers are bringing in a ton of profits and the cappers you will see below are the best of the best.
Tom Stryker has taken the 2008 Overall lead with a record of 241-193 for a dime player profit of $33,640. Thursday he will look to continue his run with his NCAA ESPN Game of the Week – $20 that is out of a 41-18 ATS angle! Tom is followed by Steve Merril (494-419 for $30,700), and Erik Scheponik (144-117 for $18,660)!
College Football has been a huge profit center for our customers thus far and the current leader is Chris Copeland, who is 83-49 for a dime player profit of $24,390! Chris is followed by John Ryan (40-25 for $14,040) and Big Al McMordie (30-16 for $13,240)! Thursday’s featured college offer comes from the aforementioned Chris Copeland, who is now 9-2 over the last three week’s with his Thursday Night Football Plays! Tonight he will look to continue the run with his CFB Thursday Trio of Winners – $30! Card includes a side play on Auburn at WVU on ESPN and a side AND total play on New Mexico at Air Force.
The NFL is red hot here at 10StarPicks and the top producer thus far is Steve Merril, who is 25-14 for a dime player profit of $9,930! Steve is followed closely by Mike Devine (30-19 for $9,640) and Rocketman Sports (13-5 for $7,620)! The early featured NFL game this week comes from Jimmy Boyd who is releasing his NFL Underdog of the Year – $29.95 that comes out of a 45-6 ATS angle!
Game 1 of the World Series is in the books, but there is still time to pick up some profits. #1 ranked Terron Chapman is moving ever closer to the 2008 MLB Championship with a record of 168-150 for a dime player profit of $30,430! Terron is followed by Bob Aggarwal (279-257 for $21,050) and Tom Stryker (74-48 for $18,520)! The NHL has dropped the puck on the 2008-2009 campaign and Jerrad Hendrikson is the early NHL leader out of the gates with a record of 15-18 for a dime player profit of $6,270! He is followed by Rocketman Sports (12-7 for $4,850) and Michael Alexander (7-5 for $2,110)!
