Hot Streaks:
6-0 (100%) run on all 4/5% CBB Picks for (+25% PROFIT)
#1 Ranked Wagertalk Basketball Handicapper Since March (ROI)
Last updated Dec 7, 3:52 PM EST
Member Notes
6-0 (100%) run on all 4/5% CBB Picks for (+25% PROFIT)
#1 Ranked Wagertalk Basketball Handicapper Since March (ROI)
Notables:
2021 Top 10 finish in the famous Las Vegas Golden Nugget Ultimate Football Handicapping Contest.
#1 Ranked NFL Totals Handicapper since 2020 (Return On Investment)
Smart, sharp and disciplined betting approach with a long term proven winning track record. Published in the Wall Street Journal and Forbes for his financial/sports betting views.
Active service available in NFL, College Football and College Basketball.
Twitter: @DrewMartinBets
Last seven seasons in CBB
College Basketball Totals Results:
2016-17: 49-31 (61%) +16 Units
2017-18: 49-32 (61%) +18 Units
2018-19: 42-37 (53%) +5 Units
2019-20: 51-45 (53%) +5 Units
2020-21: 49-39 (56%) +9 Units
2021-22: 51-37 (58%) +14 Units
2022-23: 49-53 (48%) -9 Units
----------------------------------------------
2016 to 2023 Record:
Combined: 340-274 (55%) +58 Units
*On a 1 to 2 unit scale
Meaning if betting every game:
$100 bettor is up $5,800
$1,000 bettor is up $58,000
Note- Wagertalk bought Sportsmemo in-between 2018 and 2019 seasons. Drew Martin kept the old Sportsmemo scaling (1-2 unit) due to impressive longterm CBB track record. (Not the current Sportsmemo scaling)
1 or 2%= 1 unit, 3 or 4%= 1.5 unit, 5%= 2 unit
*The above scaling are the only plays Drew will release in CBB
Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CFB | (205) Miami Ohio at (206) Appalachian State | 3:30pm EST - Dec 16/2023 |
The PLAY: Appalachian State -5.5 (-110)
The MAC vs the Sunbelt conference matchup opening day of Bowl Season has us looking to the Sunbelt side and backing Appalachian State under a touchdown. Jumping on this number now because of some information coming out of Miami, Ohio concerning their QB position. Their starting QB Brett Gabbert was lost for the season and the backup Aveon Smith has entered the transfer portal. Likely, making Henry Hesson the starting signal caller.
The Sun Belt leads all of the FBS with a (.614) bowl winning percentage since the dawn of the College Football Playoff era in 2014. App St won eight games this year, pushed UNC to overtime in the tightly contested loss. Plus, looks to be less affected by the portal to this point. The Mountaineers won five of their last six games down the stretch run of the season and that includes each of their last five opponents all in bowl season. Sun Belt East Division champion App State by more than a touchdown.
Looking to bet bowl season? Do it with one of the best- Check out Drew's College Football Bowl All-Access Pass *Best Deal
Consultant Bio
Drew Martin left JP Morgan in August of 2014 and never looked back. Last season he placed in the top 10 in the Famous Vegas Golden Nugget Football Handicapping Contest. Also, has put together six of the last seven profitable college basketball seasons with one of the more impressive track records you will find in CBB. Plus, he has been published in the Wall Street Journal and Forbes for his financial/sports betting views.
Drew uses his numbers background combined with his experience in sports and finance to get an edge in the betting markets. His financial background, love of numbers, and firm grasp of what it takes to be a successful sports bettor puts him in a great position for future success. "My focus on sports betting has always been to find a balance between being proactive maintaining a simple fundamental approach. The understanding of teams is paramount, but more important is having the ability to spot their ever-changing value before the betting markets catch on. Every sport, every season, there are plenty of teams that under- and overachieve based on market expectations. Spot a few of them and couple that with a solid, everyday handicapping approach, and suddenly you're sitting on some real profits." Martin is actively handicapping NFL, college football and college basketball.