SportsLine Hack 2.3.0 + Redeem Codes

Not only does the Sportsline app run really well and is easy to navigate but all the info they give out is truly top notch and definitely worth the price. It is possible to win a lot of money following these guys. Especially Larry, he is the absolute man. Love hearing his bets every morning on the early edge with the Coach and M squared. Thank you all for what you do!

My Stanley cup pick is the Tampa Bay Lightning

I have no experience in sports betting (~2 weeks) and my only sport experience was swim, track, and lacrosse in high school. My bets before sportsline were Moneyline, point spread, and a few over/under wagers-- generally in a 7-20 leg parlay. My last four bets (7,25,17,11 leg) ended 6-1, 23-25, 17-17, and 10-11 respectively. Now mind you, I haven't watched a single game or match in about four years. Then, using the sportsline promo, I got three months of what was sold as the top sporting simulation and expert analysis of each match for just 99¢. My first two parlays (11 legs each) using the sportsline predictions all failed after the second game.

New (and veteran) betters-- Stick to your gut, you'll have better odds of winning money than following this joke of an app.

Checked out the pro membership for a month. The content is good but don’t expect much for “Pro” picks. You really have to dig to find their real numbers and even then, a lot of times it can’t be found. You’ll see things like “Joe Schmoe, 4-0 in last 4 NBA picks”. Or “Bob Smith, 6-0 ATS spread vs Miami”. They intentionally skew the season records which if your a better, is what you want. You want to see long term results or at a minimum, what’s their record for say this years NBA season. Other than that, the breakdowns and simulations are a good read.

Excellent app, but the most important number I need is the opening line when you click the specific game. It’s there, but the writing is so dull, you can’t see it on the iPhone X. Please lighten the opening lines font under the current line in the heading of the games. I know I can see it in game feed, but it’s an additional unnecessary step. Also your submit feedback link doesn’t work on the app. Other than those 2 things great app. Fix those 2 issues, it’s a 5 star.

Sometimes you may be unsure what to trust when reading reviews, but you can trust what most people are saying about the poor picks.

Sunday Feb 9, “Experts”are heading towards a 1-10 day in NBA and NCAAB. Have been tracking their picks since the beginning of January, and they are well below 40% as a team picking over 350 or so games.

But still, you will be misled and see deceiving stats like “5-2” last 7 picks, or even better when they have to get real particular like thief recent record on OU or ATS picks only.

I totally understand that people and even experts go through dry spells, but to completely not take any ownership is misleading and and unfair way to try to get additional subscribers.

I’d only trust a very few of these people who have decent long term records in their sports. The rest are useless and have been for as long as I’ve been watching.

Oh and today, Stephen oh has a PK on LA Clippers. Line opened at -8 and have not seen it anywhere under -5......

I’ve subscribed for nearly two years. I never tail picks purely because one handicapper/writer is on a side, but if I did, I would likely be down considerably. Even worse, it seems that their staff is dwindling as well. Unless it’s a primetime or playoff game, the actual *human* pick analysis seems to be a ghost town. The w/l records shown for (some) handicappers use arbitrary measures to suggest that a capper is hot. Competitor sites have visible data for each capper, more activity, and better UI. I hope Sportsline shapes up.

The App does what it is supposed to. Shows computer simulated picks along with actual peoples bets with their breakdown of each game. 3 stars because saw little success between an A rated pick vs C rated pick along with the fact that they make it very difficult to cancel the subscription. Took a lot of research to figure out you have to call or email to unsubscribe instead of just having an unsubscribe button. Find that is a gross tactic to keep people subscribed

I am only leaving 1 star to draw attention from the developers. I cannot sign in to the app and I really want to try it out. I am almost 100% certain that it’s not my information, because when I enter it incorrectly the app tells me my email or password is wrong. I have also reset my password. I have uninstalled and installed the app a few times. When I enter my email and password correctly, the screen resets to black with the watermark logo and the green sign in bad along the bottom. It is a constant loop. The CBS help link for the app is dead.

If you sign up for sports line be sure to cancel your subscription well before your expiration date as they won’t give you a refund after the fact. Their service is super cheap and yet isn’t even worth the super low price they are charging. Pick rates for their “experts” are hidden and not transparent. If you were to track them over time they are often sub 500 which is laughable. You also can’t cancel your sub through your account, you have to call or email them. It’s just another example of a poor ux.

CBS Interactive and sportsline bill you automatically even when you only sign up for a quarter so please read your terms of service carefully. And when you read the terms of service it’s very threatening about your payment and their lawyers. Very scary for just the average person. I regret ever Signing up even though I really do think it’s a great website with a ton of great information. I would have signed up again next year for football season if not for this. I don’t think they need to use this tactic because sportsline itself is fantastic!