Each week Mike writes up 4College Games and 3 Pro Games. Each write-up will discuss angles and stats that Mike feels are strong enough to warrant a play on that particular game.

The College Lee Line Chart contains:

• Mike Lee’s Lee Line: Mike uses mathematical formulas plus other handicapping variables to come up with an adjusted pointspread which will give you a play on every College game.
• Power Ratings: While the Lee Line takes other handicapping variables into account, the Power Ratings are purely mathematical and do not necessarily reflect the Lee Line.
• Run/Pass Percentages: Look for teams that are close to 50% on both the run and pass as far as balance is concerned. If both teams have low run percentages compared to pass percentages, expect a high-scoring game. If both teams have high run percentages compared to low pass percentages, look for a low scoring game.
• Difficulty of Opposition Ratings: Each College team receives a rating which reflects the strength of their schedule.

The Pro Lee Line Chart Contains:

• Mike Lee’s Lee Line: As with the Colleges, Mike uses his mathematical formulas and other handicapping variables to come up with an adjusted pointspread which will give you a play on every Pro game.
• Power Ratings: As with the College Power Ratings, the Pro Power Ratings are purely mathematical and do not reflect the Lee Line.
• Run/Pass Percentages: Look for teams that are close to 50% on both run and pass as far as balance is concerned. If both teams have low run percentages compared to pass percentages, expect a high-scoring game. If both teams have high run percentages compared to low pass percentages, look for a low scoring game.
• Totals: Mike Lee provides his own Pro Total Power Rating, which, when compared to the over/under line, will determine a play on the over/under.

Mike offers a look at trends, stats, news and notes on each game to help you with your handicapping.

Mike breaks down each weeks college and pro games by comparing teams in the Offensive and Defensive Points Per Game, Yards Per Point, Yards Per Rush, and Yards Per Play categories.

You will see how each team compares to each other and with the rest of the league in several Offensive and Defensive stat categories.

Each week Mike selects games that meet the requirement for his Returnee Angle and his Rushing Yardage Angle.

Mike selects several outstanding College and Pro games each weekend, using his Percentage of Bankroll System, rates them and keeps a running bankroll for College and Pro.

COLLEGE MULTIPLE RATINGS CHART

Mike gives you 5 sets of Power Ratings for each College game played.

PRO TAMS CHART

Mike gives you 10 sets of Power Ratings for each Pro game played

Each week Mike releases approximately 4-7 College Games and 3-5 Pro Games Plus Pro Totals. Mike advocates using the Percentage of Bankroll System. Each game will be rated by Percentage. Any game rated 8% or higher is considered a Best Bet or Top Play. Games rated 6% are considered Regular Plays. Games rated 3% are considered Opinions.

Example: If you set up a $5000 Bankroll, you would wager 8%, 6% or 3% of your Bankroll on any given game. If you win your bankroll will increase and you will wager from a larger bankroll next week. If you lose, you will wager from a smaller bankroll next week.

Mike Lee releases daily College and Pro Selections. All games are rated by Percentage. Any games rated 8 percent or higher are considered a Best Bet or Top Play. Games rated 6 percent are considered Regular Plays. Games rated 3 percent are considered Opinions.

COLLEGE & PRO SELECTIONS: Each week Mike selects daily College and Pro games that he feels have some value. Because basketball is played daily, Mike does stress that there may be situations that might occur during the week that might effect his decisions so you will have to be aware of game results and injuries.

NBA FLOW CHART: This chart is designed to show the weekly schedule of each NBA team from Friday through Thursday. You can see which day of the week each team has a game scheduled along with where the game is played.