As a gambler I don't put much stock into their methodology, and I further predict that "If" it turns out I am and the software actually works, the bookies will quickly factor it into the way they set the line.

I have been gambling for decades and I have seen every snake oil salesman you could possibly imagine, this sounds like just another case of "pseudo science" being peddled to stupid people.

In the real world of gambling "shit happens" whether it's bad calls by the umpire, freak bounces by a ball that isn't round, over or underachieving players that either rise, or don't rise to the occasion. There are more than fifty thousand different things that can cause you to win or lose against the spread.

As for me, I doubt I will even put a bet in until Sunday.  I think a solid case can be made for either team.

Or a betting WOMAN!! )))

I don't trust simulators for the simple fact there is so many variables that go into a playing a football game that I don't think any simulator could predict the outcome of a game.

so much for the snake oil salesmen. lol

Everyone loves to buy into this kind of bullshit, just like everyone wants the "surefire" investment that has zero risk and a high return. Unfortunately in the real world, anyone THAT good would not be selling their picks, but getting rich by betting on them with their own money and keeping all the profits.

People love to buy into stock market "experts", race track touts, and every other "expert" under the sun. Trust me as someone who has been doing this type of thing for decades, you are MUCH better off simply flipping a coin than you are buying into the bullshit of any of these so called experts.