Ted Sevransky

Whocovers chief handicapper, Ted Sevransky, has compiled an impressive resume since moving to Las Vegas in 1998 to become a full time sports bettor. He started with a bang, finishing in the Top 10 in the Hilton NFL Super Contest the very first time that he ponied up the $1500 entry fee. He followed up that initial success with #1 rankings at numerous independent monitoring services in both college hoops and the NBA, as well as a top 5 ranking in college football.

In 2003, Ted had a truly special year, showing that he had matured into one of the nation’s leading handicappers. He dominated for the entire football season, winning over 22k in a pair of prestigious handicapping contests. Ted placed first in the Vegas Sportswire Invitational, with a 12-5 (71%) record. He placed first in the Alatex Football contest, with a 21-11-2 (66%) mark, including a 12-3-2 (80%) record with his best bets. And Ted was equally impressive with his name on the Stardust marquee, compiling a 15-5-1 (75%) ATS mark before getting knocked out in the semifinals. He finished the season with a rock solid 58% winning record for the NFL and college football combined, all, of course, independently documented.

The 2003 basketball and baseball seasons were just as good, if not better. Ted’s top rated ‘big ticket’ plays went an incredible 31-11 (74%) in the NBA, college basketball and major league baseball combined. These ‘Big Ticket’ selections are reserved for the rare games when Ted’s handicapping experience and knowledge indicate that it is a great situation for the astute bettor. The 2004 basketball season has been just as good – Ted produced substantial profits in both college hoops and the NBA, as always, independently documented by the Sports Monitor out of Oklahoma City.

Ted has had articles published on sports betting in major national magazines such as Playboy, and in major newspapers from coast to coast, including the New York Times. He is a lively radio personality as well, as a regular on the highly respected ‘Stardust Line’ radio show, as well as on ‘The Vegas Sportswire’, Las Vegas’s #1 daily sports handicapping show. Listen to ‘Teddy Covers’ on the radio, archived daily at SportswireOnline.com.

A few years after graduating from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Ted moved to Las Vegas to become a full time bettor just as the internet was exploding with sports betting information. “Basically, I came of age at just the right time. Many of those who had been betting for a living in the 80’s and 90’s had a hard time adjusting to a new era where information flows freely, for those with the time and the inclination to track it down.” “I’m not married, I don’t have kids, I don’t drink – I handicap sports. That’s what I do. I watch games constantly on the satellite dish. I research teams in their own local papers on the internet each morning. I monitor my results to concentrate on areas in which I excel. I set a goal of producing a significant profit in every sport that I concentrate on – NFL, NBA, MLB, college football and basketball, and Arena Football – a goal that I expect to achieve each and every year.”

“Sports betting online is much like playing poker. There is always an element of luck involved, but the better players win year after year. How else does Phil Hellmuth or Johnny Chan make it to final table after final table in tournament after tournament? Because they are beating the game – it’s beatable! Not every tournament, not every time, but more often than not, these pros will end up in the money. Sportsbetting is exactly the same way. The best ‘cappers can beat the general public (who they are, in effect, betting against) in exactly the same fashion that the top poker players are doing.”

Ted is the founder of Whocovers.com, a site renowned for honesty, integrity and excellent writing. He’s always working on a new essay on a sportsbetting related topic, and does impressive write-ups for all of his selections. “I hope you’ll give Whocovers a serious look, and see why it’s created such a buzz among sportsbettors around the globe!”