The Best NFL Handicapper in the World in 2020!
Posted 4 years ago | NFL | 0 comments
Who is the best NFL handicapper in the world in 2020?
After five weeks of very unpredictable NFL football, the question many sports bettors are asking is “who is the best NFL handicapper so far in 2020”?
Some of the most recognizable names in the industry are nowhere to be found on the leaderboards. Legendary professionals like Scott “The Bulldog” Rickenbach, Jim Feist and Jesse Schule are off to slow starts by their standards while up-and-coming star handicapper Mike Lundin is showing profits with both pro and college football.
It’s been a wild start to the season with several added factors to consider, including a lack of fans in stadiums, players sidelined by pandemic protocols and games rescheduled because of positive tests.
Despite all the challenges, one handicapper has risen above the crowd as the biggest winner in the NFL so far in 2020. Art Aronson of AAA Sports is no stranger to success with football betting. While he may not be quite as famous as some of the older statesmen, Art already has plenty of handicapping hardware in his trophy case.
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Art Aronson has 10 Top 5 finishes with major sports since 2013, including #1 overall with college football in 2013, and #1 overall with NBA in 2014. Clients are cashing in with a 74% win rate so far in 2020, good enough to win 10 x their average stake. If you need help with your NFL picks next week, you would be well advised to contact AAA Sports.
If you are not ready to commit long-term, we recommend giving our 3 days All Sports subscription of Art Aronson a try on a Friday which will give you all his premium picks for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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