Dynamitesports  

I have been handicapping college football for 9 years now as a hobby,i have learned alot over those nine years from cappers i have met in person,and online at various gambling forums. I am a capper who plays his own selections so i am not dependant on making a living from money i earn from selling subscriptions,i do quite well betting on college football games.There is alot work that goes into this,and many long hours each week watching as many games as humanly possible,while recording the others and reading the game summaries. Gambling has some risk,but u can still be sucessfull by minimizing those risk. College Football allows lots of opportunies to make excellent profits with the proper money management,avoid trying to double up on the next game after a loss,because in most cases u will double your losses for the day.Bet even amouts for all your games,so if you are a $100 or $1000 bettor ,bet that same amount on each and every game you are betting,and avoid betting too many games. I believe a good weekend of college football involves betting on 6-8 games ,for example if it's week 1 i bet my 6-8 college games,and i take those profits adding them back to my bankroll and waiting for week 2 college football to begin then bet 6-8 games.If u stay consistant in this way you will show a profit after week 14 has arrived and its time for bowl season to start. I do not believe in giving out 5* star and 10* star selection like some other cappers i see on the web,basicly telling you to bet more on their 10* star selection,as i said before in gambling there are risk and no one can make any guarantee's even though i see it done all the time on the web. College football provides the best opportunity to make a very nice profit,the season is short but each and every week you can choose from more than 40 games.So i prefer to choose the best 6-8 games on the board,and those are the games i release to subscribers which are all rated the same.