There are two ACC games on the college basketball docket tonight that fit a historically profitable betting algorithm.
The algorithm encompasses Virginia vs. Miami (8:30 p.m. ET) and Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse (9 p.m. ET).
The algo has posted a 485-368-22 record since 2005 and fits only about 50 college basketball games per year.
The betting system factors in which conference the teams are in – being in the ACC is one of the parameters, but it's not contingent – and it fades the public. There are three other parameters that we'll analyze after the paywall.
These types of spreads – under specific parameters – have returned 10% on investment since the Bush administration.
Since 2005, if you had wagered $100 per game on the roughly 50 college basketball games per year that have fit this algorithm, you'd be up about $9,000.
Read further to find out more about this PRO system, the theory behind it and how to incorporate it for tonight's college basketball slate.
