Stoll's website says he's 56% lifetime record on football "best bets" and 54% accuracy on "strong opinions". (The article omits this and just shows a chart with

Stoll's website says he's 56% lifetime record on football "best bets" and 54% accuracy on "strong opinions". (The article omits this and just shows a chart with some unusually strong years.) The article says: > Gamblers wagering against a point spread must win more than half their bets (about 53%) to make a profit and must be closer to 55% to make a comfortable living. So even if we accept everything we're being told, he's only barely ahead.