Beating the books is never an easy task when you go at it alone, especially when it comes to wagering on any of the numerous individual player prop bets that are released in conjunction with the games.

The best way to turn a losing proposition into a major boost to the bankroll is to get on board with The Prop Machine and its unique system that has been uncovering the hidden value in player prop bet odds for the last six years for football, the NBA and MLB games.

The busiest sport for prop bets is football at both the college ranks and the NFL, so its stands to reason that it has the biggest potential to pay off of all the major sports included in The Prop Machine's selection service.

Last football season, The Prop Machine generated a return of over $27,000 on its entire selection package. Over the past six years the winning percentage for football has remained over 60 percent, and in four of those years it exceeded 66 percent. So far this season, The Prop Machine is 67-36 for college football picks, and a $100 bettor following the recommended unit plays would be up $7,780. The early returns for the NFL have been hit or miss. However, The Prop Machine definitely scored a hit with last week's picks in the pros.

Last Week's Results

As mentioned above, it had been a couple of rough weeks for The Prop Machine when it came to the selections it was releasing in the NFL. We also have reminded you in the past that with these type of bets things can change at a moment's notice, and that is exactly what happened last week across the board.

The overall results for all of The Prop Machine's selections last week were impressive to say the least. Its 42-18 record yielded a +$8,200 return for $100 bettors that were smart enough to follow the recommended play with Docs' Unit Betting System for all 60 picks.

It all started with last Thursday's 7-1 record for a $2,320 gain, and things kept clicking right through the weekend with a $4,120 return on Saturday's college football action and a $2,620 return for Sunday in the NFL.

The Prop Machine's money train is not a "get-rich-quick" type of ride. To earn the full rewards of its efforts you have to stay on this train for the long haul when it comes to generating a substantial profit in the player prop bets game.

Recent Trends

With four weeks of NFL games in the books for the 2014 regular season, you can begin to see recent trends starting to form for certain player's form and performance results. The Prop Machine will use this valuable information in its attempts to predict future results. This information is pitted against some of the sportsbook's prop bet odds that still do not properly reflect a player's true value one way or the other.

One trend that could turn out to be a huge factor in tonight's New England at Kansas City game on "Monday Night Football" is Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady's past performance against the Chiefs. He has won four of five career starts against this team with an overall passer rating of 110.0 over the course of these five games.

The Prop Machine Free Pick

Last Monday night in Chicago's 27-19 win over New York; Jets running back Chris Johnson carried the ball only 10 times, which stayed "under" the prop bets odds of 12.5 carries for this game. The Prop Machine went in the wrong direction with a 4-Unit selection on the "over" (-125 Sportsbook.ag) as its free pick.

This dropped The Prop Machine to an even 2-2 with its free weekly picks for this football season, which means a $100 bettor would be down $200 on the recommended unit play for each of the four selections given the vig that was involved.

This week's free pick for the The Prop Machine is a 4-Unit play in Monday night's Patriots at Chiefs game. It is going with a 4-Unit play on the "over 2.5" (-135 Sportsbook.ag) for Kansas City wide receiver Donnie Avery's total receptions in that contest.

Be sure to check out The Prop Machine Insider's Page here on Doc's Sports website for a complete recap of their track record at picking props and making their clients profit.

For a free trial of The Prop Machine, simply email your Doc's username to service@docsports.com. If you do not have an existing account with Doc's Sports, you can set up a free one that comes with a $60 credit here. Also, be sure to follow The Prop Machine on Twitter @propmachine1 for updated free picks and breaking news.