Carmine "Points" Pirelli

Carmine "Points" Parelli didn't earn his nickname by accident. Whether it's totals, spreads, or teasers, if there are numbers on the board, Carmine's already dissected them six ways before lunch. Known in the underground as a guy who treats line movement like others treat the stock market, he's built a reputation for sniffing out value plays before the public even smells the action.

He's got a mind for patterns, a memory like a steel trap, and a betting ledger that looks more like a criminal file — all neatly color-coded, of course. Carmine's been in the game long enough to remember when you had to call in picks, not just tap your phone. But don't let the old-school flair fool you — this guy's sharper than a broken bottle in a back alley dice game.

Before he went legit (well… semi-legit), Carmine ran point for guys who moved more money than the Fed. He learned the ropes the hard way — mispriced lines, busted parlays, and one unfortunate incident involving a missed field goal and a very angry guy named Louie. These days, he sticks to what he does best: predicting game flow, beating the closing number, and reminding every rookie he meets that "chasing is for greyhounds, not bettors."

When he's not watching tape or debating reverse line movement over espresso, you can find him explaining the finer points of bankroll discipline to anyone within earshot — whether they asked or not.