Author: Tom Herbert

Tom Herbert is the founder and lead analyst of ProComputerGambler, a data-driven sports betting research site focused on SDQL betting systems, historical betting trends, market analysis, and documented betting performance. He earned a four-year degree in Industrial Design with a minor in Computer Science Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Tom previously worked with Joe and Ed Meyer of SportsDatabase.com, the founders of SDQL, as a specialized SDQL researcher and sales partner. His research emphasizes historical database testing, sample-size discipline, ROI, p-values, line value, market context, and transparent betting analysis rather than hype-based “lock” claims.

Reverse Line Movement AND Public Bias: A Super Bowl XLIV Case Study
ByTom Herbert February 6, 2010May 27, 2026 Updated onMay 27, 2026

The Super Bowl distorts betting markets, allowing sharp bettors to exploit public biases and reverse line movements for long-term gains.
Top 2010 NFL Mock Draft Picks: Team Needs and Predictions
ByTom Herbert January 28, 2010May 21, 2026 Updated onMay 21, 2026

The mock draft lists top NFL prospects for 32 teams, highlighting team needs and potential selections to improve performance.
Sports Handicapping for Beginners: How to Build a Data-Driven Betting Process
ByTom Herbert December 27, 2009June 8, 2026 Updated onJune 8, 2026

Sports handicapping is not about guessing winners, chasing favorite teams, or treating betting like easy income. A serious sports betting process starts with market education, disciplined research, price awareness, and bankroll control. This guide explains how beginners should think about handicapping as a structured decision-making process rather than a search for quick picks. What Is Sports…