Doc’s Sports has been the gold standard in sports handicapping since 1971 (48 years), and specializes in the Big 10 Conference.
Active since: 1971 Location: Sauk City, WI Doc’s Sports is proud to be recognized as one of the leaders and most trusted names in this industry. We have built this reputation with honesty and hard work, and we will always continue to tell it like it is. It's very important, regardless if you use our service, another service, or handicap on your own, to always remember that sports betting is a marathon and not a sprint. The same principle that applies to any business also applies to betting on sports. In our many years of experience, we can guarantee the following four statements: there are no 'get-rich-quick' schemes. There are no 'locks'. Any game can and will lose in almost unimaginable ways. And you will, unfortunately, have your losing days.
Winning is still what it's all about. Doc’s Sports provides analysis across all sports. With hard work, discipline, money management, and a network of insiders, sports betting can be an exciting and profitable form of entertainment. Using these principles is how we make a living and we would love for you to try out our selection service.
So, how does a service beat the books consistently for over 48 years? Simple — team effort. While most services or handicappers have one person making the picks for every sport, we have one person for each individual sport, thus allowing them to focus 100 percent on just one task. I spend my days working side by side with some of the sharpest minds in this business. For the specialized experts who focus exclusively on each individual sport, the work and research never ends.
Longevity, winning, the best customer service, and user experience are the pillars that set us apart from others in the industry. There are many fly-by-night companies that enter this business each year, and they never last long. However, with more than four decades of experience and excellence, Doc’s Sports has truly set ourselves apart from the rest of the pack. We are confident you will be satisfied with our long-term results.
Some recent highlights:
College Hoops Non-Conference Game of the Year has won 10 of 11 Years
College Football Big 10 Game of the Year has won 19 years in a row during the 1970s, 1980s, & 1990s
Top 2 CBB seasonal profits in 2011-12 (+ $12,940) Top 3 MLB seasonal profits in 2014 (+ $13,280) No. 1 CBB in 2015-16 Top 5 NFL Preseason handicapper in 2018 (71%) at The Sports Monitor Top 2 March Madness handicapper in 2018 (13.5 net wins; 62%) at The Sports Monitor Leroy’s Football Money Talks runner-up finish in 2006
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SOCCER - Goal Line - Sun, Jun 14 @ 01:00 PM
Curacao vs Germany
Germany -3.5 (-105) (Consensus Line)
Free World Cup Soccer Play from Doc’s Sports. Take Germany -3.5 GL over Curacao (1 p.m. EST, Sunday June 14) The expanded World Cup has 16 more sides at 48 compared to the 32 that competed in the past. Therefore, there will be a major talent disparity in some matchups. This is one of those matchu...
Free World Cup Soccer Play from Doc’s Sports. Take Germany -3.5 GL over Curacao (1 p.m. EST, Sunday June 14) The expanded World Cup has 16 more sides at 48 compared to the 32 that competed in the past. Therefore, there will be a major talent disparity in some matchups. This is one of those matchups. A major change is that goal differential is not the main tiebreaker for the knockout stage. If two teams are tied on points, the first tiebreaker will be head-to- head matchups. This eliminates the need for clubs to run up the score, so we think there will be a lack of blowouts in this tournament. However, we do think this one will be ugly, as even the German subs will be taking target practice late against Curacao. The tiny island nation is playing in its first World Cup and is just happy to be here. This is the smallest nation ever to qualify for the big tournament. They will likely be embarrassed here, however. They will have a better chance for a little national pride in matches against Ivory Coast and Ecuador in Group E matches, but that probably means just scoring a goal, which is unlikely here against the German giants. Curacao looked horrible in their World Cup warmups, as they lost to China, Australia and Scotland with a goal differential of -9 (as of this writing, with one more warm up match). Germany is head and shoulders above those sides, and they should win this one by four or five goals without much effort.All photographic images used for editorial content have been licensed from the Associated Press.
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