STANDARD MEMBERSHIP provides the selections each gameday from a rundown of handicappers numbering approximately 20; plus, many additional “picks of interest” in our Big Play Bonus section.
   The majority of handicappers included in the Standard Rundown are among the most famous names in the industry.  WatchDog’s sources for these services are by far the most timely & reliable in the business!
   In addition, we spend extensive time and money seeking out and including the best of the emerging handicappers—“the superstars of tomorrow” who are typically not as widely known or circulated. 

PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP provides complete Standard Membership PLUS 7 of the most successful and expensive handicappers on the planet.  These services are the Michael Jordens of sports betting—at the top of any ranking, profitable year in and year out.  The rates charged by this level of handicapper are typically through the rough—some actually demanding as much as $1,000 per month!
   Not surprisingly, these services are rarely, if every, found on any other consensus.
In the past a bettor would be required to bet huge amounts per game to cover the costs of this elite information.  But with our Premium Membership, every one of these picks can be yours each gameday for literally pennies on the dollar.

Our Handicapper Roster (Premium and Standard):  Football | Baskets | Bases

 
WHICH MEMBERSHIP BEST FITS MY NEEDS?

This question is often asked of us.  The Premium Membership obviously supplies the superior information—providing all of the Standard info plus a great deal more.  So the decision becomes one of cost value:  The upgrade from Standard to Premium Membership costs around $100 per month for seasonal subscribers.  Thus, the question become:  How many net units (additional winners plus avoided losers) will the premium information add to your bottom line each month?  That number TIMES the amount bet per game EQUALS additional betting revenue per month.
   Based upon long-term averaging, our premium information has been found to add approximately 3 units per month to a player’s bottom line.  So, if your average wager is $110 per game, you will likely profit from premium access (gaining $300 at a cost of $100).  If your average wager is even larger, the analysis is even more one-sided.  Once such cost/return ratios are properly considered, the value of paying more for even slightly superior information becomes obvious.  For the player waging in the low range of $33 per game, the standard/premium decision enters the area of personal inclination (Some players simply feel better about having the better info even if they are wagering lesser amounts).  Sports betting is more fun when you don't have to worry about missing out on an important pick - You know you're getting all of them with premium access.