Sports Handicapping Made Easy

Welcome to The PDS Sports Judge's Official Web Site. The Sports Judge has spent the last 28 years developing Software Handicapping Tools to assist you in determining when Lines on sporting events are "Inefficient". PDS Sports has analyzed thousands of Pro Football, College Football, Pro Basketball, College Basketball, Pro Baseball and Pro Hockey games since the company was founded in 1982. The developer, Roger Mott, had an untimely death in November of 2007. We plan on carrying on the tradition of utilizing the PDS software, and hopefully make improvements. We appreciate your patience, and hope you continue to support our product.

Be prepared to leave behind all the pre-conceived notions and past experiences you may have handicapping professional sports events and get ready to open your mind to some fresh new ideas. The ability to win requires a unique understanding of all of the processes involved and fortunately enough we have been on the cutting edge of so many of these processes. Rather than implementing one specific strategy, we intertwine several independent yet very powerful models, sound logic and proprietary methodology not known or used by sportsbooks, oddsmakers or general public. What's the sense in using old ideas and indicators that nearly every other handicapper and sportsbook knows about? Can such widely known techniques really provide you a handicapping edge? We are committed to always being one or two steps ahead of the sportsbooks by continually creating new ideas and handicapping tools for successful long-term investment strategies, that puts you ahead of the curve.

The Sports Judge realized very early in the development stages that using Raw Historical Team Statistics was not going to be good enough to determine if the current Wagering Lines are "Efficient" or "Inefficient". He realized that using each Team's Raw Historical Statistics alone, not taking into consideration each Team's Strength Of Schedule, would produce false anticipated results. He understood that using Raw Historical Statistics alone might make Team A look great in a match up against Team B when in reality Team B is a much better Team. Team A had played a much easier schedule and Team B had played a much tougher schedule season to date. This realization led him to the development of extremely complicated Handicapping Algorithms, sometimes used in an online casino, that build "Floating Benchmarks" for each Team's Historical Statistics to be measured against. These "Floating Benchmarks" are automatically adjusted by our software systems at every point in the current season to reflect each Team's Strength Of Schedule. The end result is that you are comparing "Apples & Apples" and not "Apples & Oranges".

From the beginning The Sports Judge has realized that there are only two ways to approach the making of a decision about wagering on a sporting event, the "Wrong Way" and the "Right Way". He strongly feels that if there are any "Emotions" or "Hunches" i