Who is Jazz Ray?
Previously a member of the Silicon Valley Simulator group, Jazz is a serious and successful bettor for the better part of two decades and is a well known "sharp". In 2018 as lead handicapper within the SVS team, Jazz was in charge of point-spread sports (football and basketball) and his partners and their simulator handled the money-line sports. That turned out to be problematic, as Jazz knew that his money-line plays were far stronger than the ones spit out by the algorithms. With the sports world on hold due to the pandemic, Jazz decided it was the perfect time to go out on his own. He parted ways with his partners and will now make all the picks. The buck stops with him. Just the way he likes it. A winner in all walks of life, Jazz has a documented 58-37 (61%) record with his NFL point-spread side plays last season, his first as a "pro" handicapper. Not a surprise to those who know Jazz; he's owned the NFL for as long as anyone can remember. Jazz's college football was nearly as strong, going 67-51 (57%) overall, including a 28-18 (61% mark) with his totals. Jazz completed the trifecta by hitting 63% YTD (17-10) with his Canadian football selections. Of course, you probably also heard that he absolutely dominated the NBA!

What sports/leagues does he bet on?
Jazz handicaps and wagers on all the major North American sports. That includes football, (pro, college, Canadian) basketball (pro and college) baseball and hockey. Overseas, he focuses his efforts on soccer.

What are his handicapping systems/methods?
Often a sports bettor is his own worst enemy. Making decisions based on emotions rather than facts, falling victim to hype, and putting too much stock in historical trends. Jazz aims to look at each game with no bias. He doesn't have a favorite team or sport. He doesn't lean towards favorites or underdogs. He looks at every game, in almost every sport, looking for advantages in either side, total for full time or first half. Always looking for the best number, Jazz firmly believes that his method of breaking down the games (matchup analysis) is second to none.

What is his strategy for pick rating and bankroll management?
Jazz's plays are rated 6*, 7*, 8*, 9*, and 10*. The 10*s are the big ones that you absolutely do not want to miss.
$100 bettor should play: 6*=$60, 7*= $70, 8*=$80, 9*=$90, 10*=$100
$500 bettor should play: 6*= $300, 7* = $350, 8*=$400, 9*=$450, 10*=$500
$1,000 bettor should play: 6*= $600, 7*=$700, 8*=$800, 9*=$900, 10*=$1,000

What should subscribers expect for pick volume and release time?
Jazz releases anywhere from 1-10 plays per day, depending on strength of schedule and the time of year. Throughout the course of the year, you can expect roughly 1500 plays. The majority of daily selections are released before noon ET, on game day. Weekend football plays are posted throughout the week, starting as early as the previous Sunday