Richardson Rebounds With NFL, College Football Picks

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Payton

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21 December, 2009

Bookmaker.com CEO Mickey Richardson may have had his 7 year old son pick the remainder of his NFL bet card for Week 15. After losing his first two listed picks, Richardson came back with a vengeance, winning all of his remaining 5 picks.

His NFL picks for Week 15 were:

San Diego -7

Oakland +14

Carolina +9

Philadelphia Under 41.5

Pittsburgh Under 41.5

San Diego Over 43.5

Richardson also managed to go 4-1 with his Saturday College Football plays.

The Bookmaker.com CEO has been lambasted all season for his losing picks. He hit rock bottom so bad that three weeks ago Richardson employed his 7 year old son to make picks on his behalf and the boy ended up going 6-2.

Little Mikey, who prefers reading the family-friendly Gambling911.com website over the Weekly Reader, even scolded his dad for punching in the wrong bet total with one of his own winning picks three weeks ago.

Payton O'Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor

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