Do women ever wonder what men get up to when they gather around the kitchen table with their mobile phones or a laptop and talk about numbers? Between snacks and bottles of brew, it’s easy for guys to get absorbed in sports scores.
They know all the team’s usual line-ups and formations, top scorers, best players for assists, and who the finest goalkeepers are. Not only do we know who is playing for which team this season plus the names of every coach; our memories take us back to seasons before we got married or even graduated from high school. No wonder anniversaries elude us; there is already too much information in our heads already.
Pertinent Information for the Current Season
Even if we tried, getting rid of that data would be impossible and we might fall apart. Old statistics won’t help us calculate who is likely to win the league title this year or even the next game, but we identify closely with hockey, basketball, baseball, soccer, and other sports. They mean a lot to American men and to expats from the UK and Europe living in the US but continuing to cheer on their teams from Germany, England, and Italy. But cheering is only half the fun; lots of us take our enthusiasm to the next level, one that potentially pays for the make-up dinner we have to take wives on when we forget our anniversaries or their birthdays.
Enter AccuScore, an Essential Tool
What is AccuScore?
AccuScore is a company that calls themselves a “sports simulation company.” They use cutting edge sports forecasting technology to provide sports picks and data analysis for the major sports leagues (such as the MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, European soccer clubs) as well as college basketball and football. They also offer information about individual players so that fans can plan and follow their favorite fantasy sports.
While AccuScore offers free trial memberships and coupon codes once in a while (at this writing they have a free 7-day trial membership for first-time members), along with some free picks if you sign up for their newsletter, its primary business model is by paid subscription. They have partnered with some of the biggest names in sports including ESPN, Sporting News, Yahoo! Sports, CBS Sports and NBC Sports – among numerous others that I’ve never heard of (like Athlon, Helio, and Versus Network).
How Much Does AccuScore Cost?
If you’re a first-time visitor and have never signed up for AccuScore before, they are currently (as of January 2017 anyways) offering a 7-da