Hamilton Tiger-Cats 10 wins projected. 6-12 last season.  The big splash in the off-season just recently occurred with Johnny Manziel being signed by Hamilton. The Ticats should prove to be set at the pivot position since they already have Jeremiah Masoli under center. In addition to Manziel bringing some NFL skillsets to the CFL game, the coaching of the Tiger-Cats certainly has influence from south of the border as well. Head coach June Jones is a top offensive mind and now don’t be surprised if the defense shows vast improvement too. The new defensive coordinator, Jerry Glanville, has an NFL coaching pedigree and will bring improvement on that side of the ball for Hamilton. On the offensive side of the ball coach Jones will have more weapons as Terrence Toliver was lost to injury in the season-opener last year and the Ticats have added through the draft plus were able to get valuable experience with Toliver sitting out last season. This team might start a little slow but...

BC Lions 6 wins projected. 7-11 last season.  I know it had been about 20 years since the BC Lions missed the playoffs, but last season is, sadly for BC fans, a sign of things to come. Yes, they’ll be back in the near future (Wally Buono is finally hanging it up at the end of this campaign) and a new “growth cycle” can begin. However, that means no playoffs again this season. Even though BC has done some things to fortify the trenches (their offensive line was major issue last season) the secondary lost key personnel. If you can’t defend the pass you are in trouble in the “pass-friendly” CFL.  Calgary Stampeders 11 wins projected. 13-4-1 last season.  Another disappointing ending to a promising season for Calgary as they lost to the Argonauts in the Grey Cup. This was the 2nd straight season the Stampeders lost the Grey Cup, and this is a motivator but also a challenge for Calgary. It can become a mental hurdle that is tough to overcome. That said, though another...

At some point, every sports bettor must learn to overcome short term variance.  Most new bettors think that they understand that there will be ups and downs - it is gambling after all, right?  What they fail to account for is how volatile betting on sports can be, especially on a short timeline.  Think about it this way.  Assuming standard -110 pricing, each individual bet has the potential for a +90.9% gain and a -100% loss.  These are huge swings!  There are very few risks we take in life (especially with money) with that kind of volatility. Many amateurs struggle with the fact that if they are expecting to win 55% of their wagers (more than enough to consistently turn a profit), the wins and losses will never come in a predictable pattern.  More on this later. How to Beat Variance & Minimize Risk Overcoming variance is simple in theory.  You just need to maintain your expected winning percentage, increase your number of wagers, and avoid going bust by spreading...

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