Kyle LaRusic signed up with Covers in 2020 with a Holland College diploma in Journalism and a Mount Saint Vincent Degree in Public Relations. Stints at Amherst News and the Cape Breton Post assisted sharpen his abilities in a newsroom setting, while working for MSVU and Dalhousie's athletic departments landed Kyle in his comfort zone.

Kyle has been an avid bettor for over 5 years, beginning with simply one Sports Interaction account before discovering both the charm and importance of price shopping. bet365 and Pinnacle are his go to books, but accounts at 10+ sportsbooks give him an array of options. "Rusty" will bet on anything under the sun as long as there's value and good reasoning behind it, however NHL and NFL are his two favorite leagues to view and wager on - specifically with buddies.

Kyle's greatest suggestion for any wagerer is easy: gamble responsibly. Only wager what you want to lose and make sure to set up a proper bankroll method to keep an eye on your ROI. If you're still house on the quantity you lost the next day, it's time to decrease your costs.

What makes Kyle LaRusic a professional?

" Rusty" has been making bets and handicapping hockey for over six years, following both the NHL and NFL especially close. Kyle likes to take both a statistical method to his handicapping while also paying very close attention to matches.

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September 2019 - January 2020

Kyle LaRusic joined Covers in 2020 with a diploma from Holland College in Journalism and a degree from Mount Saint Vincent in Public Relations.

Holland College

- Journalism Diploma

Mount Saint Vincent University

- Bachelor of Public Relations

6+ years in sports betting

Kyle has actually been working within the sports betting world for over half a years.

7+ years in writing

Kyle has been associated with writing for the totality of his professional career.

Cross media proficiency

Kyle has produced material for school websites, papers, and federal government press releases.

Diverse bag

Kyle has covered sports at numerous levels and has actually covered small-town news for two various newspapers.

How does Kyle keep up to date?

Kyle keeps up to date with the latest lineups, recent data, and wagering

Pro Football Focus

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Covers Prop Projections

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Q&A with Kyle

When it pertained to sports I always felt I was the most intelligent guy in the room. I saw sports wagering as a way to put my smarts to the test and make some cash while doing so. I quickly discovered that although profitable, I am not the smartest guy in the space.

Hockey is always a blast, however there's no much better rush than having a full betslip heading into a Sunday filled with NFL video games. Touchdown parlays forever have my heart.

Only bet what you want to lose. If you're still thinking of a loss the next day, it's time to reduce your bet size.

Covers' selects pages provides both professional analysis and prop projections for those wanting to get in on the action. Picks for each video games are clearly identified, making for a smooth experience.

Kyle's areas of knowledge

Kyle puts his handicapping abilities to work both on the ice and on the football field, with a love for player props.

NHL betting

Kyle has actually been handicapping hokcey for 6+ years and has actually been doing it with Covers for 3+ years.

Touchdown betting

Kyle enjoys betting all things NFL, however has an eager eye on who will find the end zone.

Kyle's memories

I made a nine-team parlay on MLK day back in 2020 and a 60 piece from Damian Lillard won me the last leg in OT against the Warriors. I've been chasing that high ever given that.

There have been too lots of to count, but I selected P.J. Tucker to score Over 6.5 points just for him to score 2. That certainly stung.

Kyle's Articles

Michigan vs Arizona Predictions, Best Options, Props & Odds for the Final 4

Illinois vs UConn Predictions, Best Bets, Props & Odds for the Final 4

NHL Odds To Win Vezina Trophy 2026: Sorokin Slips By Vasilevskiy

Rocket Richard Trophy Odds: MacKinnon Fending Off Caufield

NHL Odds to Win Calder Trophy 2026: Waiting Game for Matthew Schaefer

2025-26 NHL MVP Odds: Nathan MacKinnon Still Hanging On

2026 Stanley Cup Odds: Avalanche, Lightning, Stars Seemingly Locked In Top 3

Lakers vs Thunder Computer Picks: Our Best Player Prop Projections for April 2

It's not simply Kyle doing the research study