If you are an avid sports bettor that is looking to diversify your overall betting strategy, then this is a great time to get on board with The Prop Machine. This highly-profitable betting system has been banging out winners for individual player props in all the major sports for the past six years, and the overall results have been staggering.

Last season alone in both college football and the pros, The Prop Machine's return for a $100 bettor using Doc's Unit Betting System provided over $27,000 in profits. When it came to the NBA season, the return hit $11,000, and with the MLB season finally coming to an end this past week, the money made on player props for that sport was $1,860 on a record of 152-117.

The secret to The Prop Machine's ongoing success is the ability to match wits with the sportsbooks by uncovering the true value in the player prop bet odds for any given day. While the books rely heavily on season averages and overall performance trends, The Prop Machine drills down far more deeper into current form and recent trends. The result is players constantly being "undervalued" of "overvalued" in relation to the betting odds for any particular game.

Last Week's Results

It was a busy week for The Prop Machine with the start of a new season in the NBA. Overall, it went 30-23 for a return of +$900 for the $100 bettor based on the recommended units for each selection.

While the overall results for the NFL this season continue to drag down the total return ( -$10,980 on a record of 97-102), it was the sixth Saturday in a row that The Prop Machine had a positive return for its college football picks. During this six-week run, its record on Saturday selections is 85-39 for an overall profit of $13,520.

The Prop Machine also got off to a fast start in the new NHL season with the correct play in 15 of 20 prop bet selections.

When you add it all up, the return for the $100 bettor stands at +$1220 for all sports through last week's picks.

Recent Trends

As mentioned earlier, recent trends for any player are a huge factor in uncovering true value as it pertains to future results. Sometimes a player will get on a hot streak that you can ride on the "over" play for a couple of games, and sometimes they can go so cold that all the value shifts to playing the "under" no matter how low the betting odds are set.

While it has been a real challenge uncovering the value in the NFL player prop bet odds this season, the start of the NBA along with the player props for the NHL and the remainder of the college football season paint a very bright picture for profitable run over the final two months of the year.

The Prop Machine Free Pick

The Prop Machine decided to take a break from its free picks for the NFL last week with a special MLB World Series player prop pick. After Kansas City chased Giants' starter Jake Peavy off the mound in just a few innings of work in last Tuesday's Game 6, The Prop Machine easily cashed in on a 4-Unit play on the "under" 3.5 (+100 Bovada) on Peavy's total strikeouts for the game.

San Francisco ultimately prevailed with a title-clinching victory the following night in Game 7, but anyone who got on board with this free pick walked away with a quick $400 on a $100 wager.

It is back to the NFL for Monday's free prop bet pick, and The Prop Machine is going with a 4-Unit play on the "over" 251.5 (-120 Sportsbook.ag) on Giants' quarterback Eli Manning's total passing yards in the game against the Indianapolis Colts. Eli has passed for four touchdowns and zero interceptions in his previous two appearance on Monday Night Football.

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