John Ryan

Lakers vs Bucks 
7-Unit bet on the Bucks priced as 6.5-point favorites. 

The following NBA betting algorithm has gone 156-56 SU (74%) and 122-84 ATS (59%) record since 2017. The requirements are: Bet on favorites priced between 3.5 and 9.5 points. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. The favorite has seen the total play Under by 30 or more points over their previous three games. That favorite had four or fewer double-digit scorers in their previous game. 

The following NBA Basketball betting algorithm has produced a 164-53 SU record and a 137-74-6 ATS mark good for 65% winning bets since 2018. The requirements are:  

Bet on favorites priced between 3.5 and 7.5 points.  

That favorite has seen their last three games play Under the total by 33 or more points.  

The game takes place in the second half of the season.  

If our team has posted a true shooting percentage of 52% or better and is playing on one day of rest, they improve to a highly profitable 63-18 SU and 56-22-3 ATS record goods for 72% winning bets. 

The following NBA betting algorithm has produced a 104-35 SU record and 86-48-5 ATS record good 64% winning bets over the past six seasons. The requirements are: Bet on favorites priced between 3.5 and 7.5 points. The favorites last three games played Under the total by 33 or more points. The game occurs in the second half of the season. The total is 220 or more points. 

Bethane-Cookman vs Alcorn State 
7-Unit bet on Bethane-Cookman priced as a 3.5-point favorite. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced a 43-17 SU and 36-21-3 ATS record for 63% winning bets since 2010. The requirements needed to create an active betting opportunity are:  

Bet on a home or neutral court favorite.  

This is the third meeting between the teams.  

In the last meeting our home team lost at home and were priced as the favorite.  

They lost the second-to-last meeting too. 

Kennesaw State vs New Mexico State 
7-Unit bet on Kennesaw State using the money line priced as a 1.5-point favorite. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced solid results with a 19-10 and 128-11 ATS record good for 62% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: 

Bet on any team that has seen their last 10 games play UNDER the total by a combined total of 60 or more points. 

The total is priced between 130 and 139.5 points. 

The team is priced between pick-em and 4.5-points. 

Texas Southern vs Alabama State 
7-Unit bet on TX Southern using the money line priced as a 1.5-point favorite. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced solid results with a 19-10 and 128-11 ATS record good for 62% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: 

Bet on any team that has seen their last 10 games play UNDER the total by a combined total of 60 or more points. 

The total is priced between 130 and 139.5 points. 

The team is priced between pick-em and 4.5-points. 

Bethane-Cookman vs Alcorn State 
7-Unit bet on Bethane-Cookman priced as a 3.5-point favorite. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced a 43-17 SU and 36-21-3 ATS record for 63% winning bets since 2010. The requirements needed to create an active betting opportunity are:  

Bet on a home or neutral court favorite.  

This is the third meeting between the teams.  

In the last meeting our home team lost at home and were priced as the favorite.  

They lost the second-to-last meeting too. 

Utah State vs UNLV 
7-Unit bet UNDER the posted total currently priced at 142.5 points. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced solid results with a 66-30-1 for 69% winning bets since 2014. The requirements are: 

Bet the Under with a total between 140 and 149.5 points.  

The game is played on a neutral court.  

The opponent is not ranked.  

The team is averaging a 20 or more-point lead at the half of their games. 

Middle Tennessee vs Louisiana Tech 
7-unit bet UNDER the posted total priced at 141.5 points. 

The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced solid results with a 66-30-1 for 69% winning bets since 2014. The requirements are:  

Bet the Under with a total between 140 and 149.5 points.  

The game is played on a neutral court.  

The opponent is not ranked.  

The team is averaging a 20 or more-point lead at the half of their games. 

No. 25 Marquette vs Xavier 
7-Unit bet on Marquette priced as a 2.5-point favorite. 
2:30 EST | Peacock 
Madison Square Garden 

The following NCAA Basketball betting algorithm has produced a 20-11 SUATS record good for 65% winning bets since 2015.  

Bet on favorites priced between pick-em and 4.5-points. 

They lost to the current foe in the same season priced as the favorite. 

The foe is coming off a win but failed to cover the spread. 

Ohio vs Toldeo 
7-Unit bet on Toledo priced as a 3.5-point underdog. 
MAC Quarterfinals 
1:30 PM EST | ESPN+ 
Rocket Arena, Cleveland, Ohio 

The Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament quarterfinals tip off today in Cleveland, and the Toledo Rockets are set to clash with the Ohio Bobcats in a showdown that’s dripping with postseason stakes. It’s a neutral-site slugfest at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, where the winner punches their ticket to Friday’s semifinals—and keeps their NCAA Tournament dreams alive. Toledo’s looking to ride their late-season surge, while Ohio aims to flip the script after a rocky finish. Buckle up—this one’s got all the makings of a MACtion classic. 

The Matchup 

Toledo (17-14, 10-8 MAC) snagged the No. 4 seed after a 7-3 sprint over their last 10 games, including a 77-64 thumping of Ohio on February 11. The Rockets lean on a balanced attack—five players average double figures—paced by junior guard Sonny Wilson (14.8 PPG) and his 37.8% three-point clip. Their defense, ranked third in the MAC (71.2 PPG allowed), thrives on forcing turnovers (12.5 per game), a stat that could haunt Ohio’s ball-handlers. 

Ohio (16-15, 10-8 MAC), the No. 5 seed, stumbled into the tournament, dropping three of their last four, including an 83-74 loss to Toledo last week that sealed their seeding fate. But don’t count out the Bobcats—they’ve got firepower in senior guard Jaylen Hunter (15.2 PPG, 4.8 APG), whose playmaking could spark an upset. Ohio’s offense hums at 77.8 PPG (fourth in the MAC), but their defense (75.2 PPG allowed) has been leaky lately, a vulnerability Toledo’s poised to exploit. 

Key Factors 

Toledo’s Revenge Edge: The Rockets already beat Ohio twice this season—83-74 on March 7 and 77-64 on February 11—both times capitalizing on Ohio’s 14+ turnovers. If Toledo’s D forces mistakes again, it’s lights out for the Bobcats.  

Ohio’s Three-Point Threat: Ohio jacks up 24.6 threes per game (37.2% clip), and Hunter’s 40.2% from deep could stretch Toledo’s defense thin. If they get hot, this game flips fast.  

Neutral-Site X-Factor: Cleveland’s a home away from home for both squads, but Toledo’s 7-5 road/neutral record edges Ohio’s 5-8. The Rockets’ composure could be the difference. 

 
NCAA Basketball Algorithm 
This NCAA hoops betting algorithm is a certified cash machine, rocking a 14-13 straight-up record and a sizzling 18-7-2 ATS clip for a jaw-dropping 72% winning bets! It’s been lighting up the scoreboard, and I’m here to spill the tea on why it’s screaming “Toledo” for this MAC quarterfinal. Here’s the secret sauce that’s got me buzzing:  

We’re betting on a team with a winning record—like Toledo’s 17-14—strutting their stuff on a neutral court. Cleveland’s Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse? Check!  

Our squad’s priced at pick-em or any size underdog—Toledo’s hovering near even odds or a slight ‘dog, making this a juicy play.  

The opponent’s won 51-60% of their games—Ohio’s 16-15 (51.6%) fits like a glove.  

The foe’s been a spread-busting disaster, losing by 18+ points ATS over their last three—Ohio’s dropped stinkers like 83-74 to Toledo (spread miss) and 88-70 to Akron, trending toward collapse. 

This isn’t just a hunch—it’s a neon-lit roadmap to riches, and Toledo’s the golden ticket to cash in on this chaos. Bet the Rockets to cover and watch the algorithm work its magic! 

Kings vs Warriors 
7-Unit bet on the Kings priced as a 7-point underdog. 

Date: March 13, 2025 
Time: 10:00 PM EDT 
Location: Chase Center, San Francisco, CA 
TV: NBCSCA and NBCSBA 
Betting Line: Warriors -7 | Total: 228.5 points  

I’ve got a spicy NBA betting algorithm that’s been lighting up the scoreboard with a 64.3% ATS win rate over the last six seasons, and it’s pointing straight at the Sacramento Kings to cover that juicy +7 spread—and maybe even shock the Golden State Warriors outright—tomorrow night, March 13, 2025, at Chase Center. This isn’t just some dusty stat sheet; it’s a battle-tested blueprint that’s gone 59-73 straight-up and a scorching 83-46-3 against the spread since 2019. And trust me, the Kings are walking into a perfect storm to make Golden State sweat. Here’s why this system’s got me hyped—and why Sacramento’s about to cash in. 

The Algorithm: A Recipe for Road Dog Glory 

Picture this: a scrappy underdog, counted out by the oddsmakers, storms into enemy territory and flips the script. That’s the magic of this system, and it’s tailor-made for the Kings-Warriors clash. Here’s the breakdown—pay attention, because this is where the Kings shine:  

Bet on road dogs priced between 3.5 and 9.5 points. At +7, Sacramento fits like a glove. They’re not just some pushover—they’re a live wire, and that spread’s begging to be exploited.  

The total is 225 or more points. Check! Vegas has this one pegged at 228.5, meaning oddsmakers expect a shootout—but this algorithm thrives when the game tightens up, and Sacramento’s got the grit to make it a grind.  

Both teams have a scoring differential between -3 and +3 PPG. Golden State’s at +2.8 this season, while the Kings hover at -0.8—right in the sweet spot. These are evenly matched squads masquerading as a mismatch, setting up a classic trap game.  

The opponent scored 120 or more in their last game. The Warriors just dropped 130 on Portland two nights ago—bam, condition met. That high-octane output lulls Golden State into a false sense of security, ripe for Sacramento to pounce. 

And here’s the kicker: when this recipe cooks up a same-conference showdown—like this Pacific Division brawl—the numbers go nuclear. Since 2019, road dogs in this spot are 42-42 straight-up (that’s right, a .500 upset rate!) and a jaw-dropping 56-27-1 ATS, good for 68% winning bets. That’s not luck—that’s a license to print money, and the Kings are holding the keys. 

Why the Kings Will Cover—and Maybe Steal the Show 

Let’s get real: the Warriors are good. Curry’s a human flamethrower, and Butler’s a dawg. But this algorithm doesn’t care about star power—it thrives on chaos, and Sacramento’s bringing a chaos cocktail. De’Aaron Fox is a one-man fast-break machine, averaging 26.6 points and ready to run circles around Curry’s creaky D. Domantas Sabonis (if he plays) is a triple-double threat who’ll bully Golden State’s undersized frontcourt—think Draymond Green trying to guard a freight train. And that Kings bench? Monk and Huerter are spark plugs who can turn a 10-point deficit into a tie faster than you can say “Splash Brothers.” 

Golden State’s 2-10 division record is a red flag—they stumble when the stakes get personal. Meanwhile, Sacramento’s 4-1 ATS as road dogs in their last five proves they’ve got fight. The Warriors might’ve scored 130 last game, but the Kings’ 14.2 forced turnovers per night could turn those pretty threes into ugly bricks. This game’s got a tighter script than Vegas thinks—perfect for a +7 cover. 

The Upset Vibes Are Real 

Here’s where I get bold: that 42-42 SU record in conference matchups means half the time, these dogs don’t just bark—they bite. Sacramento’s already beaten Golden State once this season (112-108 on January 5), and with a chip on their shoulder after a Knicks blowout, they’re primed to do it again. The algorithm’s 68% ATS clip in this spot isn’tjust about covering—it’s a neon sign flashing “upset alert.” If Fox goes off, Sabonis dominates, and the bench keeps humming, 228.5 points might be a ceiling, not a floor, and the Kings could walk out with a W.