Wagering on individual player props for the NFL, NBA and MLB can be a very lucrative proposition if you know what you are doing. The average bettor could lose their shirt on these types of wagers if they go at it with an untrained eye, so fortunately The Prop Machine is here to turn these bets into instant cash with its proven system to spot the current value in the betting odds.

Be forewarned that betting on individual props is not a get-rich-quick scheme or short-term plan; rather it is a commitment to following each of the selections to a tee while incorporating Doc's Sports Unit Betting System for all the picks.

That being said, The Prop Machine's overall results speak for themselves with an overall profit of $39,000 over the past year. Right now The Prop Machine is releasing selections for both MLB and NBA playoff games, so it has been the best of both worlds over the past few weeks. The MLB player props are hitting at 57 percent, and including the regular season The Prop Machine has cashed in on 58 percent of his NBA picks with an overall record of 260-188.

Going back to last football season The Prop Machine's record for college football prop bets was 207-140, and it connected on 59 percent of its NFL selections with an overall record of 275-189.

Last Week's Results

With the first round of the NBA playoffs dragging for a total 50 of a possible 56 games, The Prop Machine took full advantage with a 6-4 record in its NBA selections for a return of $540 on a $100 wager using Doc's Unit Betting System.

The focus early in the week was on the Warriors vs. Clippers' series with the correct call in three of the four player props involving these two teams including an "under" play on Los Angeles' Blake Griffin and Golden State's David Lee.

Later in the week the focus switched to a couple of more under plays on Oklahoma City's Serge Ibaka and the Spurs' Tim Duncan. The overall consensus was that several of the key figures in a number of these early matchups became more and more overvalued as their series wore on.

Future Trends

One trend that should carry into this week's NBA Conference Semifinals round is Griffin remaining overvalued in the Clippers vs. Thunder series. He had a big night in Game 1 with 23 points in Los Angeles' 17-point win, but he should draw quite a bit of attention from Oklahoma City's defense in the next two games of this series this Wednesday and Friday night.

This could actually set the stage for a few big nights for DeAndre Jordan, who was relatively quiet in Monday's contest There is a good chance that he may come into the next few games undervalued by the oddsmakers when it comes to setting the prop bet odds.

The Prop Machine Free Pick

Last week, The Prop Machine's free pick was a 4-Unit play on "over 6.5 strikeouts" (-130 Bovada) for St. Louis right-handed starter Michael Wacha in a start against Milwaukee. He went on to post nine strikeouts in that game to extend the "free pick" winning streak to five. If you had been betting on these picks utilizing Doc's Unit Betting System, you would be up $2,000 on a $100 wager.

It is still a great time to jump on board The Prop Machine's money train with this week's free pick. The Prop Machine is going with the "under 15" ( -130 Sportsbook.ag) on Brooklyn's Paul Pierce for points in Tuesday night's Game 1 against Miami. He averaged 13.4 points per game in the series against Toronto.

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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