Most of us are average at most things. By definition, average is what the typical person can do. If we are lucky, we are extraordinary at some things. Average in sports betting is 50% winners . . . and thats what most of us can do. Nothing wrong with that you lose the juice, and have fun along the way. PregamePros.com have extraordinary bettors thats why they are Pros. For example, Ethan Law has won an amazing 25 of 27... Read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The only sports bettor on Forbes recent list of Gambling Gurus, RJ Bell of Pregame.com provides eye-popping March Madness information found nowhere else. Las Vegas, Nevada (2/16/08) The NCAA Tournament is the biggest sports betting event of the year. As with many sports gambling subjects, a shocking amount of false information is cited by the news media in regards to the true amount bet. RJ Bell... Read more

The only sports bettor on Forbes recent list of Gambling Gurus, RJ Bell of Pregame.com explains the eye-popping math behind the odds of a perfect NCAA Tournament Bracket Las Vegas, NV (3/15/08) This week over 40 million Americans in offices across the country are expected to fill out brackets for the 2008 NCAA Tournament. The purpose is to pick the most winners, but many dream of picking the perfect bracket (not to mention... Read more

The only sports bettor on Forbes recent list of Gambling Gurus, RJ Bell of Pregame.com provides bracket rules that can make a difference in any March Madness office pool. Las Vegas, NV (3/14/08) Over 12 BILLION dollars is expected to be bet on the 2008 NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament. Bracket-style office pools are expected to have 40 million Americans take part. No gambling event is bigger, and RJ Bell of Pregame.com... Read more

The #1 sports betting rule of ALL is the Public Perception Principal which covers the concept that sports betting occurs in a marketplace, and the market dictates the price (i.e., the odds), and the public makes up the market place. Ill be leading a discussion of this VERY IMPORTANT concept right here at PregameBlogs.com in the months and years to come. For now, re-read the first paragraph, and then consider how the marketplace... Read more