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Our verdict on Sean Higgs

Sean Higgs is a long-time, high-volume handicapper with 28 top-10 leaderboard finishes since 2010, including two NFL titles (2017 and 2022), an NHL title (2014–15) and a #2 in combined basketball in 2024–25. His 2022 NFL season, 126-70 at 64.3% for +$5,001, is a standout: nearly 200 NFL picks at almost two-thirds winners.

He wins two different ways. In football and basketball he beats the spread at standard prices. In baseball and hockey he profits with win rates near 50%, which only works by backing underdogs and plus-money run lines.

Good fit if you: bet the NFL, MLB or college football, want plenty of daily action, and can handle the swings of underdog baseball.

Not a fit if you: want a high win percentage or only a few picks a week. Across all sports he bets heavily and wins around 52–53% of the time.

Who is Sean Higgs?

Sean Higgs has been betting on sports since the early 1990s and has sold picks on betting sites for more than 17 years. He goes by "Mr. Money," runs his own site, SeanHiggsWins.com, and his motto is "Every day building your bankroll."

He's also one of the more visible handicappers in our network. He hosts Mid-Day Money, a live sports betting show that airs daily at noon Eastern on the Bleav network, where he gives his picks and answers listener questions about the day's card. The show has run past 600 episodes, and he has appeared on radio, podcasts and video for more than a decade.

His own description of his edge is about application rather than raw data: plenty of people have stats, trends and angles, but knowing which ones matter in a given game is the hard part. His pitch is aimed at bettors with full-time jobs and families who don't have hours a day to handicap.

How Sean Higgs bets

Underdogs in baseball and hockey. His MLB and NHL records show it clearly. In 2022 he finished #3 in MLB at 527-513, barely above 50%, and still made +$3,390. In 2016–17 he went 135-135 in the NHL and made +$1,245. You only profit at .500 if your wins pay more than your losses, which means underdogs and plus-money run lines. A recent example: a Rays run-line play at +180.

Spreads in football and basketball. Here the pattern flips. His 2022 NFL title (126-70) lines up almost exactly with standard -110 spread betting, so win rate translates straight into profit.

Conversational write-ups. His analysis reads like a sports-radio segment: a strong opinion on the matchup, the key stat or two behind it, and a clear verdict. Plays carry star ratings, with labels like "4* Money Maker."

Volume. He bets a lot. His all-sports top-10 seasons came on 1,700 to 2,000 picks a year, at 50–53%.

Sean Higgs's leaderboard record

Higgs has 28 top-10 season finishes since 2010. These are his top-5 finishes on samples of 100+ picks, with profit at $100 per unit.

Across all 28 top-10 finishes:

Combined categories overlap with single-sport rows, so read each as its own ranking. The preseason NFL and soccer finishes come from 20 picks or fewer.

What the record tells you, sport by sport

The NFL is his signature sport. Two NFL titles five years apart: 2017 at 96-72 (57.1%) and 2022 at 126-70 (64.3%, +$5,001). The 2022 season also gave him the #1 spot in combined football. Add three college football top-10s and three more combined-football finishes, and football is the most reliable part of his record.

MLB is a high-volume underdog play. Four top-10 seasons, including #3 in 2022 and #5 in 2025, all with win rates between 49% and 52%. He's betting 500 to 1,000 games a season, mostly underdogs, so profit comes in bursts and long cold spells are normal.

The NHL follows the same pattern. An NHL title in 2014–15 at 54.7% and three more top-5 seasons, two of them at 50% or below. Hockey underdogs pay well enough to make that work, but it's a bumpy ride.

Basketball has come on strong. #2 in college basketball in 2017–18 and #2 in combined basketball in 2024–25 (455-363, +$5,140), the most profitable single season on his sheet.

He's still producing. Three top-10 finishes in 2024–25 and 2025 (basketball, MLB and all sports), so this isn't a record living on old seasons.

Strengths and things to watch

Higgs's edge is a long, multi-sport record with real NFL and football strength; the trade-off is a high-volume card and underdog-driven swings in baseball and hockey.

Strengths

• Two NFL titles, including a 64.3% season in 2022
• 28 top-10 finishes across 16 years, with three in the last two seasons
• A public face: a daily live betting show and years of radio and podcast work
• Underdog value in MLB and NHL that most high-win-rate services don't offer

Things to watch

• Win rates near 50% in baseball and hockey mean long losing stretches. You need a bankroll that can ride them out
• High volume: close to 2,000 picks a year in his biggest seasons
• The "solid second income" pitch in his bio is a best case, not a promise. His all-sports seasons run around 50–53%
• His star ratings don't come with a stated bankroll percentage, so set your own stake

Our advice: follow Higgs for the NFL and college football first, treat his MLB and NHL plays as a long-run underdog grind, and bet a flat 1–2% of your bankroll per play.

Sean Higgs FAQ

Is Sean Higgs a legit handicapper?

Yes. His picks have been graded and tracked since 2010, he has 28 top-10 leaderboard finishes including two NFL titles, and he hosts the daily Mid-Day Money betting show.

What sport is Sean Higgs best at?

The NFL, where he won titles in 2017 and 2022. MLB, the NHL and college football are also regular top-10 sports for him.

Why is Sean Higgs's MLB win rate around 50%?

He mostly bets underdogs and plus-money run lines in baseball. Those pay more than even money when they win, so he can finish ahead with a win rate near 50%.

Does Sean Higgs have a podcast?

Yes. Mid-Day Money is a live sports betting show on the Bleav network, airing daily at noon Eastern, where he shares picks and takes questions.

What is Sean Higgs's win rate?

Around 55–64% in his best football and basketball seasons, and 49–52% in MLB and NHL, where he relies on underdog prices.