The new football season is now underway for both the college ranks and the NFL, so there is no shortage of action when it comes to wagering on the games. If you are looking for profitable ways to add to your betting bankroll, but you are not thrilled with the risk involved in going it on your own wagering on individual player props, then Doc's Sports has the solution you are looking for. The Prop Machine takes the guesswork out of player props and in return provides a proven betting system that has been producing winning results for the past six years.

The key to The Prop Machine's success is the ability to uncover which players are currently being 'overvalued' or 'undervalued' by the oddsmakers no matter what the sport. Most sportsbooks will base their player prop odds on season averages and past performance, but The Prop Machine digs much deeper into recent trends and future potential to take full advantage of any number of bad lines that are being released on almost a daily basis.

The proof is in the results. Looking back at last football season The Prop Machine returned a profit of over $27,000 for $100 bettors using Doc's 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.

When it comes to individual player prop bets for the NBA, last season's return was over $11,000, and so far through this season's MLB selections The Prop Machine has produced a positive return of $600. When you add it all up, if you were on board for every selection The Prop Machine released this past year your total return would be over $42,000.

Last Week's Results

The Prop Machine is off to a blazing start to the new college football season with a two-week return of $4,000 on a record of 27-14. It went 10-8 in Week 1 of the NFL on player props for a profit of $320. Overall, last week's return for all sports (MLB, NCAAF and NFL) was +$3,000 on a record of 31-18.

Thursday night's Green Bay vs. Seattle game featured three 4-Unit plays, and they all hit pay dirt. Friday night's selections in college football went 4-1 for a return of $920, and The Prop Machine rallied on Saturday with the correct call in its last six college prop bet selections to end the day up over $2,000.

Recent Trends

One of the keys to The Prop Machine's continued success is the ability to dig deep into 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 player tendencies that oftentimes work to beat the odds.

If a starting pitcher has had success with their curveball all season long then this is likely to have a direct effect on his performance against the next lineup of batters he will face.

The Prop Machine Free Pick

Last Monday The Prop Machine released its first free player prop pick for the new football season by going with four units on the "over 4.5" (-130 at Sportsbook.ag) on receptions for Louisville wide receiver Eli Rogers in the Cardinals' season opener against Miami (FL). He went on to catch five balls for 65 yards in Louisville's impressive 31-13 victory.

The Prop Machine went 13-5-1 this summer with free player props selections for both NBA and MLB games which would have equated to a $2,760 return for $100 bettors using Doc's Unit Betting System for each recommended play.

This Monday, The Prop Machine is going with four units on the "over 25" (-125 Sportsbook.ag) on Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford's total completions in tonight's game against the New York Giants.

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.