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Our verdict on AAA Sports

AAA Sports is a team-based handicapping service that has been releasing picks since 2012 and has 34 top-10 leaderboard finishes, including three #1 titles: college football (2013), the NBA (2013–14) and soccer (2024–25). Its strongest years came in two waves: 2013–2014, and 2019–2020, when it finished #2 in the NBA and top 5 in the NFL twice.

The 2024–25 soccer title (66-35, 65.4%) shows the team can still win big on a full season. But in the major US sports, its big-sample top-10 finishes have thinned out since 2020, so the record leans on soccer and football more than it used to.

Good fit if you: bet soccer, the NFL or the NBA, and like the idea of a team covering many sports rather than one handicapper.

Not a fit if you: want to follow one named handicapper and get to know their thinking, or want detailed game breakdowns.

What is AAA Sports?

AAA Sports started in 2012 as a one-man operation and has since grown into a handicapping team. Instead of one personality selling picks, you're buying the output of a group that covers almost every sport: the NFL, college football, the NBA, the NHL, MLB, soccer, the CFL, boxing and MMA, and tennis.

The service is unusually low-key about itself. Its bio is three sentences long, there are no named team members on its profile, and it has little presence outside its picks pages. That means the graded record has to do all the talking, and it goes back to 2013.

The upside of a team model is coverage: picks across many sports, including smaller markets like soccer, where AAA won its most recent title.

How AAA Sports bets

Sides and totals at standard prices. Most of AAA's best seasons line up with -110 spread and total betting. Its 2019–20 NBA season (126-85, 59.7%, +$3,460) and 2019 NFL season (67-48, 58.3%) both fit that pattern, so the win rate tells you most of the story. It does take favorites on the money line in hockey and baseball too.

Short, reason-based write-ups. Each pick lists the four or five factors that matter most: recent form, head-to-head results, against-the-spread records and the situation (a team off a loss, a back-to-back, a playoff race). They're quick to read but don't go deep.

"Game of the Year" style releases. Top plays are labeled by conference or competition, such as a Big 12 or Mountain West Game of the Year, or a Champions League Total of the Year. Expect several of these per sport each season.

No published staking plan. AAA doesn't give a star scale or bankroll percentage, so set your own flat stake.

AAA Sports' leaderboard record

AAA has 34 top-10 season finishes since 2013. These are its top-5 finishes on samples of 50+ picks, with profit at $100 per unit.

Across all 34 top-10 finishes:

Combined categories overlap with single-sport rows, so read each as its own ranking. The preseason NFL, CFL, tennis and boxing finishes, and four of the five soccer finishes, come from 35 picks or fewer.

What the record tells you, sport by sport

Soccer is the bright spot right now. AAA won the 2024–25 soccer title at 66-35 (65.4%) for +$2,985, its biggest season in years. It has five soccer top-10s in all, though four came on small samples of 35 picks or fewer.

The NBA was its best US sport. #1 in 2013–14 at 56.6% and #2 in 2019–20 at 59.7%, plus two more top-10s. The 2019–20 combined basketball season (+$4,302) is the most profitable on its sheet. There's no NBA top-10 since then, though.

The NFL has been steady. Four top-10 seasons spread across a decade: #8 in 2015, #3 in 2019, #4 in 2020 and #9 in 2024, all at 56–58%. It's the most consistent major sport on the record.

Early wins in college football and MLB. A #1 in college football in 2013 (61.5%) and a #4 in MLB in 2016 (58.9%), but no top-10 in either since.

The overall picture. Most of AAA's big-sample results came between 2013 and 2020. Since then, the 2024–25 soccer title and the 2024 NFL #9 are its only full-sample top-10s, with the rest coming from small markets like boxing, the CFL and preseason football.

Strengths and things to watch

AAA's edge is broad coverage and a record that includes titles in three different sports; the trade-off is a thinner run of big-sample results since 2020 and very little transparency about who makes the picks.

Strengths

• Three #1 titles in three different sports, most recently soccer in 2024–25
• Four NFL top-10 seasons across ten years, all at 56–58%
• Wide coverage, including soccer, the CFL and combat sports
• Picks at standard prices, so win rate translates cleanly into profit

Things to watch

• Since 2020, only two full-sample top-10 finishes in the major sports (2024 NFL and 2024–25 soccer)
• No named handicappers and a three-sentence bio, so you can't judge the people behind the picks
• Write-ups are brief lists of reasons rather than full analysis
• No staking guidance, so set a flat stake yourself

Our advice: follow AAA mainly for soccer and the NFL, use a flat 1–2% of your bankroll per play, and give it a full season before judging.

AAA Sports FAQ

Is AAA Sports a legit handicapping service?

Yes. Its picks have been graded and tracked since 2013, and it has 34 top-10 leaderboard finishes, including #1 titles in college football, the NBA and soccer.

Who runs AAA Sports?

AAA Sports began in 2012 as a one-person service and is now run as a handicapping team. It doesn't publish the names of its team members.

What is AAA Sports best at?

Right now, soccer: it won the 2024–25 soccer title at 65.4%. Over the long run, the NFL (four top-10 seasons) and the NBA (a #1 and a #2) are its strongest major sports.

What is AAA Sports' win rate?

Around 55–61% in its best full seasons, at standard -110 prices.