Who is The Iceman? Meet Professional Handicapper Jesse Schule

An estimated 38 million Americans placed bets on sports in 2016, and that number is expected to double in just a few years. By 2022 it’s projected that Americans will be losing over 5 Billion dollars per year at legal sports betting venues. What keeps them coming back? The illusion that they actually win more than they lose. The reality is that the sportsbooks have stacked the deck in their favor, and the average sports bettor doesn’t stand a chance.

Not everyone understands that it’s not just difficult to beat the odds, it’s statistically impossible. The game is rigged, and the more you play, the greater your net losses are going to be. Most bettors will tell you that they do OK. They tend to brag about their wins, and downplay their losses. Chances are that if you have a friend who claims he’s making money betting on sports, he’s either too naive to know he’s in over his head, or he’s lying.

Some of these guys might actually win for a short period of time, allowing their ego to get the better of them. It’s not uncommon for a gambler to have a good run, turn over a solid profit for a few weeks, but as weeks turn into months, and months turn in to years, the bookmakers get it all back.

While this is true for the general population, there are always “Outliers”. Malcom Gladwell defines such individuals in his book as exceptional people, especially those who are smart, rich, and successful, and those who operate at the extreme outer edge of what is statistically plausible. His examples include The Beatles, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. He didn’t reference any famous sports bettors, but if he had of, the list would likely include Jesse Schule.

Jesse made headlines in 2019 when he not only predicted that the Toronto Raptors would beat the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals, but also cashed in prop bets on the Finals MVP and the number of games it would take for Toronto to win. Keep in mind that the Warriors were an overwhelming favorite, and the Washington Post (where Malcom Gladwell once worked) actually wrote an article titled: NBA Finals experts picks: Basically no one thinks the Raptors can beat the Warriors.

Now some might call it luck, especially given the injuries to Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson. As luck would have it though, just two years earlier Jesse had won in similar fashion by exploiting the player prop markets in the 2017 NBA Finals. Jesse told his clients before the series started, that he thought there was a good chance the series would be over in 4-5 games, and that presented excellent value in shorting the player performance totals for key players, especially on the losing team. He ended up making six futures bets on the series, winning all six of those bets.

His success is by no means limited to the NBA, his accolades include five Top 5 finishes in NFL, college football, CFL and college basketball since 2013. He’s also the undisputed #1 all-time handicapper in North America with the sport of soccer. Right about now the question you are probably asking yourself is: what is his secret? Jesse will explain that the only way to beat the bookmakers is to refuse to play their game. Instead he chooses to pick fights only when the numbers are in his favor. Rather than taking money from the bookie, he looks to take money from the other players.

Jesse’s unique approach to sports betting is far from a get quick rich scheme, and it’s not a license to print money. This isn’t about taking shortcuts, this is a detailed recipe for success through discipline, hard work and dedication. If you’re looking to make easy money, you might be better off buying real estate on the moon. If you are serious about honing your skills as a sports handicapper, then you want to contact Jesse Schule ASAP!

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