Kevin Dolan

• 25-16-0 since Oct 21, 2018 in NFL
• 23-7-1 since Oct 27, 2018 in CFB
• 12-7-5 since Dec 4, 2018 in SOC
• 15-8-0 since Jan 31, 2019 in CBB
• 7-3-0 since Feb 10, 2019 in NHL
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• Last updated Feb 19 1:41 AM EST

Daily Recap & Preview (Mon, Feb 18th - Tue, Feb 19th)

Small profitable 2-1 day on Monday, but disappointment as we dropped our big 5% play on the LA Kings +120. We thought that was a terrific line as we had the Kings off our own numbers slightly favored on home ice and were excited by the boost Quick's return would bring to this King''s team, despite his overall numbers this season. However, Quick was pulled before gametime contrary to the reports we were reading (and after we released the play at 12 pm EST, always the risk you take) and Campbell was inserted in between the posts instead.

We're not making excuses for the late goalie change as we liked the Kings regardless tonight, but Campbell was pretty poor overall and we believe Quick would have been a major upgrade in nets had he started. The Kings still outshot the Capitals 28-21 in the game and staged a late rally to only lose 3-2, but despite the late surge, they never really appeared to be in the game after going down early.

In our other two games of the night, we had an easy 4% winner on the Vegas/Colorado Under in hockey and we had also had a 2% NCAAB play on Illinois +11, which cashed also.

2-1 night as we say but nevertheless, we know most people gravitate towards the bigger one game plays and despite the winning night overall, it somehow feels like a loss.

We'll be back by 12pm EST with any plays for Tuesday. Thanks for reading and have a great rest of the day! :)

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Kevin Dolan has been a professional sports bettor since 2011. Originally from a small, rural farming village in Ireland, he made his start betting at a young age, wagering on GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) football, soccer and boxing, all to immense success. After moving to the United States in the mid-2000's, he applied those same betting principles he had grew up with in Ireland to consistently beat the point spread in NFL, NBA, MLB and College. Since turning pro he has since lit up the sports betting scene in the U.S. and abroad, winning two handicapping awards in MLB and being the first foreigner to ever win the World Series of Handicapping event in Las Vegas in 2015. Currently living in Seoul, South Korea, with his family, his systematic and analytical approach continually ensure substantial long-term profits for both him and his clients.