The long wait for sports bettors is over with the start of a new season of football. The college ranks got underway last week, and this Thursday, Sunday and Monday all 32 teams in the NFL will take to the field to kick off the 2014 regular season schedule.

If you have been onboard The Prop Machine money train in the past then you know what all the buzz is about. If you are new to the player prop bet game and you are looking for a way to use these type of betting odds to build you overall bankroll, you have come to the right place.

Anyone who bets on sports is always looking for an edge against the sportbooks, and for the past six years The Prop Machine has been extremely successful providing one with selection packages for daily player props for sports such as football as well as the NBA and MLB.

Just looking back at The Prop Machine's results for both college football and the NFL last season, the return exceeded $27,000 for $100 bettors strictly following Doc's Sports Unit Betting System. Over the course of the past six years,The Prop Machine's winning percentage for football has never dropped lower than 60 percent, and in four of those years the return was 66 percent or higher.

The Prop Machine is also coming off a big year in the NBA with a return of over $27,000 for the entire season, and year-to-date with selections for daily MLB player props the return is well over $1,500. Add it all up and if you stayed true to all of The Prop Machine plays as well betting the recommended units on each and every selection, your overall return would have exceeded the $42,000 mark.

The Prop Machine specializes in detecting which players are being "overvalued" or "undervalued" in relation to the betting odds released for an anticipated performance in an upcoming game. It has trained itself to recognize when a bad line is released for a player prop and then builds the bankroll by takes full advantage of the oddsmaker's mistake.

Last Week's Results

It was a definite mixed bag last week with the start of the college football season. In a blended selection package of 26 MLB and NCAAF player props, the overall record on the week came in at 14-12. Due to the losses incurred for the vig on the wrong plays, the net result for last week was -$350.

The Prop Machine went 3-4 on seven MLB picks, and in the first week of the college football season it cashed in on 11 player prop selections, including total completions (over 19.5) for Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston and total receptions for Seminoles' wide receiver Rashad Greene (over 6.5) in the team's tight win over Oklahoma State.

With greater risk comes greater reward, so the added volume of selections that should be released this week with the start of the NFL regular season makes it the perfect time to get aboard this money-making train. These are the kind of weeks where a hot streak can add up to a huge return in a matter of just a few days.

The biggest return this MLB season has come from the "under 2" play on a player's total hits, runs and RBIs in any particular game. Through this past weekend's selections for this particular player prop, The Prop Machine has gone 25-6 for a return of $6,900.

Recent Trends

One of the keys to The Prop Machine's continued success is the heavy reliance on recent trends and current form to help predict future results. This betting system spends a great deal of time crunching the numbers and analyzing results of certain player's tendencies.

If a starting pitcher has had success with his curveball all season long, then this is likely to have a direct effect on his performance against the next lineup he faces. For example, opponents are hitting .083 in at-bats ending with Cleveland pitcher Corey Kluber's curveball. He has posted 101 strikeouts with this pitch, which is the most in the American League.

With the start of a new season of football, The Prop Machine will begin to track player tendencies as they relate to total passing, rushing and receiving yards to uncover the actual value these players bring to the table for that given week's game.The oddsmakers rely on averages and past potential, while The Prop Machine lives in the present with recent trends and current form.

The Prop Machine Free Pick

The Prop Machine went with the "over 4.5" (-140 Bovada) on Los Angeles Angels' starter CJ Wilson's total strikeouts in last Thursday's start against Oakland as its free pick of the week, but Wilson came up short with just two KO's in 5 2/3 innings of work.

This drops The Prop Machine's record with its free picks this summer to 13-5-1. This still equates to a healthy return of $2,760 for the $100 bettor that has been along for the entire ride with the use Doc's Unit Betting System for the recommended play.

This week The Prop Machine is switching gears a bit with a free player prop pick for Monday night's Miami (FL) at Louisville college football game. It is going with the "over 4.5" (-130 at Sportsbook.ag) on receptions for Cardinals wide receiver Eli Rogers.

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.

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