The latest tweets from @itsvegasdave. Does anybody here subscribe to the 'Vegas Dave' MLB picks? Dude has posted picture proof of being 22-0 this season, and was 42-3 last season. Wondering if it might be worth it to buy in to the remainder of the MLB season. This thread is archived.

Dave Oancea, better known as Vegas Dave, and often regarded as the “Futures King,” is one of the elite sports handicappers of this era. His amazing talent for betting on long shots has helped him build a lucrative career in Las Vegas for the last 15 years. Because of his recent success, Dave was able to do what only 1% of the world could do, and that’s beat Vegas. When I say beat vegas I mean he beat them bad. The result of this has caused all the major sports books to ban Vegas Dave.

Dave has now retired from sports betting and has been pursuing Vegas Dave consulting LLC full-time. Today, he is an acclaimed sports betting consultant, providing membership packages for clientele from all over the world, putting them in a prime position to do what Dave has done successfully in the past — win at sports betting.

From what started with 5 players 4 years ago has now grown into a global business recognized worldwide with over 10,000 happy clients.

The Learning Years

Dave moved from Honolulu, Hawaii with the dream of making it big in Las Vegas. Dave took a $10,000 student loan while attending UNLV. He placed the entire $10,000 on red on roulette and doubled his money. He then had the $20,000 bank roll to start his sports betting career. Over the coming years he had many ups and downs on his gambling journey. There were nights when he lost all of his money. He spent a two month stint at Gambler’s Anonymous and even had to borrow money from his parents. However, Vegas Dave always believed he was destined to succeed in the sports betting world, but lacked money management skills and self control. He learned that to succeed in this line of work he needed a more disciplined approach. READ MORE

“The King of Futures”

Vegas Dave is “The King of Futures”. A future is a bet predicting a team to win a title at the beginning of the season or before it happens. It involves big risks for high rewards and payouts. READ MORE

In 2012 when the NFL playoffs started the Ravens were +800 to win the Super Bowl. They were the biggest long shot to win it all. Yet, Vegas Dave predicted the Ravens would win the Super Bowl. He bet $8,000 for a payout of $208,000. READ MORE

At the start of the 2013 All Star Break, Vegas Dave predicted the Boston Red Sox would win the World Series at +1,000 odds. He put down $30,000 for a payout of $340,000. READ MORE

Again, at the 2015 All Star Break, Vegas Dave predicted the Texas Rangers would win the AL West. They were in last place at that time and ESPN gave them a .05% chance of winning the West. He bet $80,000 for a payout of $580,000.

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One week into the 2015 season, Vegas Dave predicted the Kansas City Royals would win the World Series. The so-called experts chose them to finish in last place in the AL Central. Vegas Dave made history by placing a bet a little over $100,000 to 2.5 million. The highest paid future bet in sports betting history! READ IN-DEPTH ARTICLES & SEE ALL THE TICKETS

Just two weeks after his Kansas City Royals World Series win, Vegas Dave predicted Holly Holm would beat the undefeated UFC women champion Ronda Rousey at +1,100 odds. He placed a $20,000 bet and received a $240,000 payout. This set another record as the highest payout in UFC history! READ IN-DEPTH ARTICLES

If you think 2015 ended well for Vegas Dave just look and see how his 2016 started. He again broke two more records right off the bat. In February he cashed in on a record breaking 2.3 million dollars on the Denver Broncos as a Super Bo wl future bet—A team that he predicted before the first snap was taken to win the Super Bowl. The odds he got in early August was +1600. READ IN-DEPTH ARTICLES

Then one month later in March Vegas Dave broke the UFC record payout that he set with Holly Holm three months prior where he cashed out $240,000 on her. This time, he bet against Holm and placed the biggest UFC wager ever on Miesha Tate and cashed in again—This time for a payout of $300,000. This to date is the largest payout in UFC betting history. READ MORE

Most recently, at the start of the 2016 NFL season, Dave placed a bet on the Atlanta Falcons to win the NFC at 10-1 odds. This cashed him out another record-breaking payout of 2 million dollars. This is the biggest payout for an NFL conference sports bet. No one gave Atlanta a chance but Vegas Dave. Not only does Vegas Dave back up his predictions with big money but he also predicts his plays with featured write-ups such as this Forbes article that went viral. Notice in this article the accuracy of which everything Vegas Dave predicts that actually comes true. READ MORE

Vegas Dave has changed the way the casinos take future bets. Sportsbooks will not allow payouts of this magnitude ever again, so Vegas Dave’s records will never be broken. He will go down as a legend in the sports betting industry. READ MORE

Vegas Dave loves to give back to those in need. Just recently, he donated two all-expense paid tickets to a Hawaiian man who is working to turn his life around. WATCH THE VIDEO

Vegas Dave’s Four Principles for Success:

1. Bet within your means. Don’t wager $5,000 on a game if your bankroll is $10,000.
2. Don’t chase! Don’t double up on a televised game because you are down for the day and want to win it back.
3. Money management is crucial! It’s like a body builder, 50% training, and 50% nutrition. For Vegas Dave, it is 50% skills and handicapping and 50% money management. Lack of money management is the single reason why people don’t make it in this industry.
4. Treat this like a business and not a hobby. There’s a lot of money to be made in this line of work, but you need to be smart and disciplined.

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Vegas dave likes to work personally with each of his players. He works via email only. Email vegasdave1976@yahoo.com for more info on packages.