Doc's Sports Review

Doc's Sports Picks Site Review

Without question Doc’s Sports picks site's biggest selling point is their experience in the sports betting world. Trust is an important piece of the equation when evaluating pick sites, so it helps knowing Doc’s has 53 years of experience, a YouTube Channel boasting 54,000+ subscribers, and partnerships with respected brands in the industry.

While my particular secret shopper trial month with Doc’s wasn’t profitable, the sports picks recommendations had sound logic and a few different bounces on some of the higher unit recommendations would have made the month profitable. The unit sizes offered by Doc’s Sports take some getting used to as they recommend large unit bet sizes (as high as nine units) based on their handicapper’s conviction level. I’d recommend new bettors be cautious and not bet the farm just because you see higher unit wagers. There is usually analysis for each pick offered, and that analysis is most often around 4-5 sentences long and generally longer for the higher unit recommendations.

Doc’s Sports does a good job of documenting the recent hot streaks its cappers are on which is helpful if you want to ride the hot hand, but they could improve their transparency rating by tracking detailed long-term results for each of their handicappers. That said, long-term spreadsheet results are available for customers who inquire.

I like that Doc’s Sports offers several different handicappers to choose from and provides detailed information about each sports pick to help users decide who they want to go with. Wade Moseman is proud of what he calls his “All-Star” team of handicappers with 200+ combined years of experience and I got the strong impression that he takes hiring handicappers very seriously. 

Doc’s customer service team is top-notch and easy to get a hold of via phone (1-866-238-6696) or email (service@docsports.com) and they offer a “guarantee” that protects against losing wagers. For instance, if you purchase a $30 MLB package and it results in a loss, your account will be credited another $30. For $30, customers can try a daily sports picks package and there are also $99 weekly packages, $299/monthly packages, and $950 full season packages. Wade is proud of the fact that Doc’s Sports hasn’t increased prices recently and says these prices are the same they were 20 years ago (impressive!).

If you like to bet on more obscure sports, Doc’s Sports is a great option because some of their handicappers specialize in Korean baseball (KBO), NASCAR, the CFL, and the UFL.

Doc’s Sports Picks Site Background

About three years before Wade Moseman was born, his father Morris “Morey” started Doc’s Sports Service in the basement of his Wisconsin home. Morey, lovingly known as “Doc,” was considered a pioneer in the sports betting industry before his passing in 2012.

Today, Wade proudly runs the company his father started in 1971 and while the company looks a lot different than its pre-internet days, winning sports picks are still at the heart of it all. Doc’s offers a roster of handicappers that customers can choose from and Wade says he vets each capper for up to six months to ensure they’re consistent and honest.  

User Experience 

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What to expect from Doc’s Sports Picks Site

Doc’s Sports offers new subscribers a free $60 account credit, which can be used to purchase picks from any of the platform’s handicappers. The site features 12 experts, each with detailed profiles outlining their background, supported sports, and past betting achievements. Once you choose a Doc’s Sports handicapper, you’ll begin receiving daily picks via email for the duration of your trial.

Each email includes the recommended pick(s), suggested unit size, and a brief explanation of why the handicapper likes the bet. You’ll also occasionally receive promotional emails with attention-grabbing subject lines like “Big Play Alert,” encouraging you to explore other handicappers or premium packages.

Beyond picks, the Doc’s Sports website includes articles, daily videos, beginner-friendly betting advice, and access to their weekly newsletter.

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Can I Trust Doc’s Sports Picks Site?

Yes. After reviewing Doc’s Sports picks site, I feel comfortable recommending them. There aren’t many trustworthy pick service providers out there, but after peppering Wade with questions and trying the service for myself as a “secret shopper,” I understand why they’ve been in business for so long.

The decision to purchase a pick service shouldn’t be taken lightly and sports betting comes with inherent risks, but if you understand those risks, Doc’s Sports is worth a shot and you can have access to free picks to test the waters. Doc’s Sports handicappers offer picks for the following sports: NFL, college football, NBA, college basketball, WNBA, NHL, MLB, Horse Racing, Soccer, Fighting, Golf, UFL, CFL, and NASCAR, and Korean baseball. 

How do I review Pick Sites?

A lot of product reviews on the internet are whipped up overnight with little heavy lifting or intentionality. My reputation in the sports betting industry is something I take seriously, which is why I’ll only vouch for pick service providers operating with integrity. With that in mind, my process is intentional, multi-layered, and intense.

Prior to writing each review, I spend time “secret shopping” as a customer, while reading analysis and grading picks on a daily basis. I also schedule phone/skype interviews with a relevant member of their team to better understand how they operate and how they get their edge. Finally, I ask each provider to complete a detailed survey which helps me assess their self-awareness and if their perception of their service matches my perception as their customer. To read more about our review process, click here.