SLIEMA, MALTA, October 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) SportsUntapped.com is proud to announce the release of all new picks and previews for all of your favorite major league sporting events. The online sportsbook industry is currently overloaded with favorable odds on NFL and MLB match ups.
The National Football League (NFL) just kicked off the season last month, and with week 5 of play wrapping up last weekend, it is becoming more and more apparent who might actually have a shot at the Super Bowl as the year dwindles down.
The online sportsbook industry offers NFL fans the perfect opportunity to place wagers on the top picks this season. As the weeks stroll on, it's time to drop favorite teams to the wayside and start making smart bets on the most prominent football teams in the league, or take the right amount of points with the underdog to win.
Likewise, the Major League Baseball (MLB) season is hitting its peak as the playoffs are well underway. As the New York Yankees, San Francisco Giants and Philadelphia Phillies have already secured a spot in their respective league division championships, we find ourselves leaning ever closer to an exhilarating World Series showdown.
For experienced veterans and casual sports betting fans alike, comparing notes and studying the topics of each match up is the key to placing the most probable online sports bets. SportsUntapped.com is dedicated to providing all of the necessary tools to give punters an educated entry point to making responsible bets with the highest profit potential.
The online sports betting guide presents a complete set of NFL picks and previews, as well as MLB picks and previews. NFL coverage includes full disclosure of results and expected outcomes based on past performance, current player stats and injury reports. The MLB picks and previews are based upon the same basic criteria as well as pitcher alignments and much more.
SportsUntapped.com also provides an all-inclusive sports betting guide for other major sporting events including golf, horse racing, boxing, CFL, NHL, Nascar, Soccer, UFC and MMA, NBA, NCAAB, NCAAF and more. For those new to the world of online bookmakers, the site offers a comprehensive tutorial on sports betting, as well as a detailed list of where to view the best live score broadcasts for each major sporting event.
Betting 101 at SportsUntapped includes educational documents on sportsbooks, handicapping and picking the right props in different sporting events that range from NFL and AFL to Nascar and Olympic medal counts. A betting news section also offers visitors a broad spectrum of relative sporting headlines from around the world.
The sports betting guide is proud to welcome punters from all over the globe to make use of its free NFL picks and free MLB picks, along with free sports betting picks from all other major venues. SportsUntapped is managed by a host of experienced sports bettors who update the site multiple times daily.
For more information: http://www.sportsuntapped.com
SportsUntapped.com Provides Weekly Sports Betting Picks
This is an exciting time for punters around the world as the online sports betting industry offers odds on two huge sporting events that are currently in the throes of their most prolific moments. The MLB playoffs just begun as well as the NFL season
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