Gambling911.com Wins With Miami

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The Florida Seminoles were the favorites to win but Gambling911.com said it would be the Miami Hurricanes and that is exactly what happened.

Another big win for the online bookmakers and another win for Gambling911 as the Hurricanes won 38-34.  The line on this game was Florida -6 ½.

Gambling911.com had an enormous week with its College Football picks.

Gambling911.com came through with its Week 1 College Football picks, playing it safe on the Central Michigan +14 ½ spread and killing it with California easily covering the 21 point spread at home.  We were not so lucky with Army beating East Michigan outright however.  The stats told us that wouldn't happen as Army came into this game as the visiting underdog that had 1  Win and 12  Losses  since 1992 on the road.  Bummer!

You can bet all the College Football and NFL games by visiting Gambling911.com Endorsed Online Sportsbooks here

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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