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Steve Budin Compilation

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505.25 DIMES PROFIT

(past five years college & pro football combined)

BALTIMORE CREW 

51-29-1 PAST FIVE YEARS

IN THE NFL

774.25 DIMES PROFIT

You Got Every Selection From Me!

2008-09 Recap

Week 1 - 100 Dimes - Pittsburgh (-5) 34, Cleveland 7 - Winner

Week 7 - 50 Dimes - Dallas (-9') 24, Minnesota 14 - Winner

Week 9 - 25 Dimes - Pittsburgh (-9) 38, Baltimore 7 - Winner

Week 11 - 25 Dimes - Green Bay (-3') 37, Detroit 26 - Winner

Week 11 - 25 Dimes - Tampa Bay (-3') 19, Washington 13 - Winner

Week 14 - 25 Dimes - Houston (+2') 31, Denver 13 - Winner

Super Bowl - 100 Dimes - New York (+12) 17, New England 14 - Winner

Week 1 - 25 Dimes - Cincinnati 10 (-2), Baltimore 17 - Loser

Week 2 - 50 Dimes - Philadelphia 16 (-3'), Pittsburgh 6 - Winner

Week 5 - 50 Dimes - Arizona 41 (-2'), Buffalo 17 - Winner

Week 6 - 50 Dimes - Philadelphia 40 (-5), San Francisco 26 - Winner

Week 7 - 50 Dimes - Chicago (-3) 48, Minnesota 41 - Winner

Week 13 - 50 Dimes - Minnesota (-4) 34, Chicago 14 - Winner

Week 14 - 50 Dimes - New Orleans (-3) 29, Atlanta 25 - Winner

Week 16 - 50 Dimes - Minnesota (-3') vs. Atlanta - Loser

Wildcard Round - 50 Dimes - Philadelphia (-3) vs. Minnesota - Winner

Super Bowl - 50 Dimes - Pittsburgh (-6') - Loser

2009-10 Recap

Week 4 - 50 Dimes - Minnesota (-5) 30, Green Bay 23 - Winner

Week 7 - 25 Dimes - Pittsburgh (-6) 27, Minnesota 17 - Winner

Week 9 - 50 Dimes - Philadelphia (-3) vs. Dallas - Loser

Week 12 - 50 Dimes - New Orleans (-2) 38, New England 17 - Winner

Week 13 - 25 Dimes - Green Bay (-3') 27, Baltimore 14 - Winner

Week 14 - 25 Dimes - Arizona (-4) vs. San Francisco - Loser

Week 15 - 50 Dimes - New Orleans (-7') vs. Dallas - Loser

Wildcard Round - 25 Dimes - Green Bay (-3) vs. Arizona - Loser

Conf. Championship - 50 Dimes - New Orleans (-3) vs. Minny - Push

(as I instructed you to buy down the half point to -3)

2010-11 Recap

Week 1 - 25 Dimes - Jacksonville (-3) 24, Denver 17 - Winner

Week 3 - 25 Dimes - Houston (-3) vs. Dallas - Loser

Week 6 - 100 Dimes - Pittsburgh (-2') vs. Miami - Loser

Week 8 - 25 Dimes - Detroit (-3) 37, Washington 25 - Winner

Week 9 - 50 Dimes - Detroit-NY Jets Over (42') - Winner

Week 10 - 50 Dimes - Philadelphia (-3) 59, Washington 28 - Winner

Week 13 - 100 Dimes - New England (-4) 45, NY Jets 3 - Winner

Week 14 - 25 Dimes - NY Giants (-4) 21, Minnesota 3 - Winner

Week 16 - 25 Dimes - Chicago (-3) 38, NY Jets 34 - Winner

Week 16 - 25 Dimes - Atlanta (-2') vs. New Orleans - Loser

Week 17 - 25 Dimes - Teaser - Steelers (E), Colts (-3') - Loser

Wildcard Round - 50 Dimes - Baltimore (-3) 30, Kc 7 - Winner

Division Round - 50 Dimes - Atlanta (-2') vs. Green Bay - Loser

2011-12 Recap

Week 1 - 25 Dimes - Detroit (+1) 27, Tampa 20 - Winner

Week 2 - 25 Dimes - Buffalo (-4 at -120) vs. Oakland - Loser

Week 3 - 25 Dimes - New Orleans (-4) 40, Houston 33 - Winner

Week 4 - 50 Dimes - Chicago (-7 at -120) vs. Carolina - Loser

Week 6 - 25 Dimes - Oakland (-6') 24, Cleveland 17 - Winner

(instructed all to purchase the half-point down on the Raiders)

Week 7 - 25 Dimes - Chicago (-2) 24, Tampa Bay 18 - Winner

Week 8 - 25 Dimes - Giants (-10) vs. Miami - Loser

Week 9 - 50 Dimes - Giants (+9) 24, New England 20 - Winner

Week 10 - 25 Dimes - Cowboys (-5) 44, Buffalo 7 - Winner

Week 11 - 25 Dime - Giants (-5') vs. Philadelphia - Loser

Week 12 - 50 Dime - Texans (-6')  20, Jacksonville 13 - Winner

Week 13 - 50 Dime - Saints (-9)  34, Detroit 17 - Winner

Week 14 - 50 Dime - 49ers (-4) vs. Arizona - Loser

Week 15 - 50 Dime - Patriots (-8)  41, Denver 23 - Winner

Week 16 - 50 Dime - Chargers (+1') vs. Detroit - Loser

Week 17 - 50 Dime - Giants (-3) 31, Dallas 14 - Winner

Wildcard - 50 Dime - Giants (-3) 24, Atlanta 2 - Winner

Division - 50 Dime - Pats (-14) 45, Denver 10 - Winner

Championship - 50 Dime - Giants (+2') 23, San Fran 20 - Winner

Title Game - 50 Dime - Patriots (-2' at -130) vs. Giants - Loser

2011-12 Recap

Week 1 - 50 Dime - NY Jets (-3) 48, Buffalo, 28 - Winner

Week 2 - 50 Dime - Baltimore (+2') 23, Philadelphia 24 - Winner

Week 2 - 50 Dime - Atlanta (-3) 27, Denver 21 - Winner

Week 3 - 50 Dime - Houston (-1') 31, Denver 25 - Winner

Week 4 - 50 Dime - Arizona (-5) vs. Miami - Loser

Week 5 - 100 Dime - Cincinnati (-3) vs. Miami - Loser

Week 6 - 50 Dime - Teaser (Atlanta/San Francisco) - Loser

Week 8 - 25 Dime - San Diego (-3) vs. Cleveland - Loser

Week 10 - 50 Dime - Tampa Bay (-3) 34, San Diego 24 - Winner

Week 11 - 50 Dime - St. Louis (-2') vs. Ny Jets - Loser

Week 12 - 50 Dime - Atlanta (-1) vs. Tampa Bay - Loser

Week 13 - 25 Dime - Chicago (-3) vs. Seattle - Loser

Week 14 - 50 Dime - San Francisco (-11) 27, Miami 13 - Winner

Week 15 - 100 Dime - Baltimore (+3) vs. Denver - Loser

Week 16 - 50 Dime - New Orleans/Dallas Over (53') - Winner

Week 17 - 50 Dime - Washington (-3) vs. Washington - Winner

Wildcard - 50 Dime - Houston (-4') vs. Cincinnati - Winner

Wildcard - 50 Dime - Baltimore (-7) vs. Indianapolis - Winner

Division - 50 Dime - Denver (-9') vs. Baltimore - Loser

Division - 50 Dime - Atlanta (-3) vs. Seattle - Loser

Championship - 50 Dime - Ravens (+7') 28, New England 13 - Winner

Title Game - 50 Dime - Ravens (+4) 34, New Orleans 31 - Winner

Steve Budin's Rating System

As explained above, my special releases come from various sources around the country. They could be from friends of mine out ofNew YorkorSt Louisthat I am following closely at that moment. They could be from an oddsmaker offshore whose line is different than the global line. They could even be from a Vegas "streak bettor" whose opinion is running hot. What they won't be is a guess, or a shot in the dark based on nothing more than hope and a prayer!

I will be coming with special releases on those days when I feel I've got the right source at the right time. Now that source will not always be the same, but if I find acertain source that gets hot, I will ride them non-stop. Because of these mitigating factors, factors that can sway the size of my enthusiasm, it's imperative that I institute a strict rating system. Failing to do so would be suicidal to my clients. Plus, I wouldn’t be fully earning the premium I charge for my special releases if I didn’t hold your hand the entire process and extend you the complete service you deserve from me.

The maximum rating is called a 100 Dime “play”. This does not represent a specific dollar amount, just the highest rated selection I release.

The minimum rating is called a 10 dime “play”. This does not represent a specific dollar amount, just the lowest rated selection I release.

Adjust your strategies accordingly. Understand?

Who Is Steve Budin?

You could say I was born into this business; being the son of a legendary New York bookmaker it's not like the apple fell far from the tree. I had no use for flash cards as a child; parlay cards were my calling at an early age.

By the age of 16 I was already taking bets from classmates, their parents, and my teachers. After graduation I went to work for Caesar's Palace running high-roller gambling excursions to Vegas and Atlantic City, plying whales and the filthy rich with the best hookers and drugs money could buy, all the while watching casinos make small fortunes on their losses.

In 1994, I had a vision that changed, re-shaped and created the sports gambling industry as we know it today. It was then I moved to Panama and opened the world's first international offshore sportsbook, SDB Global, which I eventually relocated to Costa Rica.

Yes, it was me who had the vision to give bettors a choice of dealing with a legitimate corporation taking their wagers via telephone rather than dealing with Joe Blow on the local corner. Call me the father of the modern offshore sports gambling industry. And for changing the way 99% of you reading this now place your bets, I had to deal with corrupt foreign government officials and shady so-called businessmen.

I became a self-made millionaire by the age of 30, but my reign as the offshore gambling world czar was ended courtesy of the United States government, who arrested me and forever changed the status of the entire offshore Industry from Grey to Black and White.

Why me? Because the U.S. wanted to take out the biggest fish in the industry. But like prohibition efforts in the 30's, their efforts were in vain because all they did was send 30,000 active bettors looking for other offshore sportsbooks. In fact, the week I was busted and forced to close, 25 new companies opened up offshore. How ironic, right?

Was I down? Certainly. Was I out? Never. Remember, I grew up in the gambling world. The Internet was just coming of age. I decided to hop to the other side of the fence and in partnership with Al DeMarco create and build SportsInfo.com, the Internet's largest pay-per-view sports handicapping conglomerate.

Enough about me; the book about my rise and fall in the sports gambling world, "Bets, Drugs, And Rock & Roll" is available at Amazon.com. What you need to know for now is that no one in this industry can give you the perspective that I can when it comes to the handicapping and the sports information world.