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Today's StatLogic MLB & NFL Picks: Do You Believe Yet?

Updated: Sep 17



What else can we say or do?

We are fully transparent and let our results do the talking. The results are below, and since we went live with this website about a month ago, we think they are pretty spectacular. You can find them all below. We'll let you judge for yourself.


Our record for all picks in the past month is a remarkable 34-13 since launching. That includes our Superstar Picks (70 percent win probability and up), All-Star Picks (60 percent and up) and bonus picks (extra bets that we are not recommending to customers but that we post as solid wagers worth considering).


In that span we have won at a 72.3-percent clip and are up more than 10 units!


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Here's a look at the recent results:


Recent MLB Superstar Pick Results

9/15 Cleveland -130 WIN (72%)

9/14 Cleveland -145 WIN (74%)

9/13 Minnesota -215 LOSS (70%)

8/30 NY Yankees -166 WIN (70%)

8/19 Kansas City -240 WIN (70%)

8/16 NY Mets -270 WIN (70%)


Recent MLB All-Star Pick Results

9/16 NY Mets -190 (69%) WIN

9/16 Chicago Cubs -190 (68%) WIN

9/14 Minnesota -1.5 (+140) LOSS

9/12 Milwaukee -125 WIN

9/11 Houston -1.5 (69%) -105 LOSS

9/10 Houston -1.5 (64%) +105 LOSS

9/10 Atlanta -135 (63%) WIN

9/10 Minnesota -1.5 (69%) -120 WIN

9/7 Milwaukee -1.5 (64%) -150 WIN

9/6 Texas -145 (65%) -145 LOSS

9/5 Houston -147 (65%) LOSS

9/5 Philadelphia -215 at (64%) WIN

9/5 Atlanta (-1.5) -122 vs. (60%) LOSS

9/4 NY Yankees -105 (62%) LOSS

9/3 NY Yankees -140 (60%) LOSS

9/3 Atlanta Braves (-1.5) -148 WIN

9/2 NY Yankees (-1.5) -115 (67%) WIN

9/2 Houston Astros -160 (64%) LOSS

9/3 San Diego Padres -205 (65%) WIN

9/1 NY Yankees -225 (67%) LOSS

8/31 San Francisco -162 (61%) LOSS

8/31 Texas -142 WIN (65%)

8/30 NY Mets -225 WIN (67%)

8/30 Cleveland -162 WIN (63%)

8/27 San Diego -142 (64%) WIN

8/25 Los Angeles -225 (67%) WIN

8/24 Atlanta -166 WIN (67%)

8/20 Arizona -130 WIN

8/20 Kansas City -120 WIN

8/20 San Francisco -1.5 (-118) WIN

8/19 Kansas City - 1.5 (-125) WIN

8/18 Seattle -187 WIN

8/17 San Diego -196 WIN (67%)

8/16 NY Mets -1.5 (-122) WIN


Recent MLB/NFL/CFB Bouns Pick Results

9/16 Philadelphia Eagles ML -250 (72%) LOSS

9/15 NY Jets ML -190 (65%) WIN

9/15 LA Chargers ML -225 (69%) WIN

9/14 Pitt +2.5 (66%) WIN -110

9/10 Minnesota Twins -1.5 (+1-5) WIN (63%)

9/6 Philadelphia Eagles -122 (68%) WIN

9/4 Chicago Cubs -100 (59%) WIN



Record for all picks since 8/16:

34-13 (72.3%) +10.51 units


Superstar Picks

5-1 (83.3%) +1.85 units


All-Star Picks

23-11 (67.6%) +4.22 units


So are you convinced yet?

We certainly hope so, as these picks aren't going to be free forever. What's amazing is that we've given out a few NFL and NCAA football bets thus far only as "bonus picks." It takes a few weeks of new, current data for our algorithm to provide picks that pass our high standards and can be presented here as recommended Superstar or All-Star picks. But we wanted to share with our followers which games looked best according to our model, because we realize there is a lot of excitement to place a few bets on a football weekend. And as long as we are responsible, stay within our financial means and don't overdo it early in the season, it can be fun and harmless - or, as it turns out, profitable!


So, even though they were "bet at your own risk" selections and not at the level we would be comfortable handing out as Superstar or All-Star picks, we figured that if some of our customers wanted to bet we could at least provide the best information possible to help them out.


And look at how they've done so far even with limited data:


NCAA FB pick: 1-0 +0.909 units

NFL FB picks: 3-1 -0.03 units

MLB picks: 2-0 +1.74 units


Bonus Pick Totals: 6-1 (85.7%) +4.44 units


We do care about our customers and want everyone to reap the rewards of using our picks and following our instructions. Bonus and similar picks won't be as prevalent as we get deeper into the seasons and rely solely on the data that meets our requirements to pass along the absolute highest-probability picks. We don't want to lead anyone down a wrong path by providing information and encouraging wagering just for the sake of wagering. If you ride with us, the goal always will be to win incrementally and to realize a significant long-term return on investment.


Now, while we have your interest, here are tonight's MLB All-Star Picks and our NFL Bonus Pick:


StatLogic Sports MLB All-Star Picks for Sept. 16

NY Mets -190 vs. Washington Nationals (69%) at 7:10 p.m. EDT

Sean Manaea (11-5, 3.38, 1.098 WHIP) vs. Jake Irvin (10-12, 4.19 ERA, 1.186 WHIP)

The Mets and Braves continue to battle neck-and-neck for the final National League wildcard spot. They currently are tied at 81-68, five games in front of the Chicago Cubs. Atlanta and New York can't both make it, so every game is critical at this point. Sean Manaea has only had one bad month this season, and that was three months ago when he posted a 5.40 ERA. In the other months his ERA has fluctuated between 2.21 and 3.52. The good news for us and Mets fans is that the 2.21 number is the most recent as he has allowed just 5 earned runs in 20.1 innings pitched in September. Meanwhile, his overall xERA is 3.85 and his home xFIP is a sparkling 2.85. For the Nats, starter Jake Irvin has posted ERAs of 5.73, 6.61 and 4.75 the past three months, and his advanced stats hover around the 4.00 mark for the season. Washington has been a scrappy, base-stealing, tough-to-strikeout bunch this year, but that hasn't helped them much against teams not named Miami or Pittsburgh of late. They just took three straight from the hapless Marlins but were 4-9 in the 13 contests before that. The Mets were on a 6-2 run before dropping their last two outings vs. Philadelphia. New York scores about a half-run more and allows about a half-run less than the Nationals this season. The Mets have the better bullpen and should have everyone available tonight.


Chicago Cubs -190 vs. Oakland Athletics (68%) at 7:40 p.m. EDT

Imanaga (13-3, 3.03 ERA, 1.017 WHIP) vs. Joey Estes (7-7, 4.36 ERA, 1.130 WHIP)

The Cubs are hanging on by a thread in the NL wildcard race, but they send their ace to the mound in a must-win game against Joey Estes, who has an xFip of 5.15 overall and 5.25 on the road. Shota Imanaga, on the other hand has a 3.25 xFIP at Wrigley field along with the other sparkling numbers above. Chicago is 38-33 at home this year, while the Athletics are 29-46 on the road. The Cubs have had one of the league's best bullpens during the second half of the season and all of their key components should be available tonight. Oakland has fireballing closer Mason Miller, who has been virtually unhittable most of the season, but has been human with a 4.05 ERA in five September appearances.


StatLogic Sports NFL Bonus Pick for Sept. 16

Philadelphia Eagles ML -250 vs. Atlanta Falcons (72%) at 8:15 p.m. EDT

The Eagles currently are second in our NFL Power Rankings and would be first if not for Kansas City's referee-aided victory against Cincinnati Sunday. Big-money free-agent QB signing Kirk Cousins and the rest of the Atlanta offense looked out of sync last week in an opening-game loss to Pittsburgh. Remember that Cousins is coming off a serious achilles injury and played zero preseason snaps. These first few regular-season games are essentially preseason contests for him, and although we expect him to get better with each game, his mobility is very much in question after he took pretty much every snap from the shotgun last week and didn't move much under pressure. The only blip in the radar for the Eagles is the absence of superstar wide receiver AJ Brown, who is out with a hamstring injury, but based on what we saw from running back Saquon Barkley in his three-touchdown debut with Philadelphia, the Eagles should have plenty of firepower to win this game on the money line. If you don't like the juice, you certainly could parlay this game with one of our baseball selections, but that is not recommended.

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