Leonard Bryant

Leonard Bryant

With a 60.5% win rate in the NFL over the past 60 days, Leonard Bryant here, your go-to sports handicapper, has been on fire! We're talking 6,950 in earnings - now that's what I call touchdown after touchdown! And hey, my NCAAB and NCAAF picks have been solid too, with a cool 1,000 and 2,350 in the bank. Looking ahead, I've got some exciting plays lined up for NCAAB over the next 3 days, as well as NBA picks coming your way. And let's not forget the total picks - 6 winners waiting to be cashed in! Don't miss out on the winning streak - join the winning team today!

Last 24 Hours
$12,000
Last 7 Days
$8,020
Last 30 Days
$5,880

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Pick History
League Game Pick Result
NBA Orlando @ Phoenix Phoenix Win
NBA Orlando @ Phoenix Over Win
NBA Memphis @ Miami Miami Win
NCAAB North Dakota @ South Dakota State South Dakota State Win
NCAAB North Dakota @ South Dakota State Over Win
NCAAB West Virginia @ Texas Christian University Texas Christian University Win
Pick Records
Period (Days) League Wins Losses Win % Units ROI Earned
L1 NCAAB 3 0 100.0% 300.0 90.9% $3,000
NBA 3 0 100.0% 300.0 90.9% $3,000
L7 NCAAB 10 6 62.5% 335.0 19.0% $3,350
NBA 5 4 55.6% 66.0 6.7% $660
L30 NHL 36 27 57.1% 348.0 4.0% $3,480
NCAAB 60 53 53.1% 165.0 1.3% $1,650
NFL 3 2 60.0% 120.0 22.6% $1,200
L60 NFL 22 15 59.5% 595.0 14.7% $5,950
NCAAF 9 5 64.3% 345.0 22.6% $3,450
Full Bio

Member Since: 2007

Leonard Bryant delivers long term performance you can rely on.



Leonard spent years as a chatered accountant in Ohio before putting his grasp of numbers to good use betting against the pointspread. Bryant is known for his soft approach absent the hype normally associated with sports handicappers. Also, unlike most in the sports handicapping industry, Bryant is known as a "horse" who can be relied on over the long run.



Bryant did not coin the phrase "this is a marathon, not a sprint", but he has become the poster boy for that philosophy.

 

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