Scott Kascmar

Scott lives in Pittsburgh and has two decades of experience with analyzing NFL data, NBA data, and writing data-driven articles and predictions. His work has been featured on Sports Illustrated, ESPN Insider, Bleacher Report, and FiveThirtyEight. Scott is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA) and shares his betting content, advice, and parlay ideas in his Oddspedia articles, on Twitter, and his Captain Comeback blog.

If you know you're making the effort to research, then you should trust your gut and process as much as you can. You can't get mad at a player when a prop pick fails. Sometimes, the best thing to do is play it again the next game, because if your process is good, then many times we were just a game early for that next touchdown, home run, or triple-double that hits. Also, never feel that you need to have a play for every game. It's best to pick your spots and to mix markets (spread, totals, moneyline, props, etc.).