Stephen Nover is unique among professional handicappers. A multiple award-winning sportswriter for numerous newspapers, including the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Nover has one the best combinations of gambling and media sources in the world. The author of two sports gambling books, “Las Vegas Sports Beat” and “Sports Gaming Beat”.
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Nover's Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl Winner
Stephen Nover did it again this season beating the NFL for the 28th time in 33 seasons, including going 31-21 on his last 52 NFL Sunday plays for 60 percent. Arm yourself for the big Sunday game with Stephen's Super Bowl winner.
Game: Seattle Seahawks at New England Patriots
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Game starts at Feb 8, 2026 6:30 pm EST
Handicapper Bio
Stephen Nover is unique among professional handicappers. A multiple award-winning sportswriter for numerous newspapers, including the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Nover has one the best combinations of gambling and media sources in the world.
The author of two sports gambling books, “Las Vegas Sports Beat” and “Sports Gaming Beat”, along with a book on fantasy football titled, “Winning Fantasy Football”, Nover is a former professor at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas having taught a football handicapping class there. He also was the co-host of the Sunday night sports betting radio show “The Stardust Line” during the 1990’s.
Parlaying nearly 50 years worth of professional gambling experience with tremendous knowledge of the players through elite deep-roster Rotisserie leagues and building on copious gaming and media sources – having worked for newspapers in the Midwest, South and West and also for legendary Hall of Fame oddsmaker Roxy Roxborough – Nover is a true Las Vegas wise guy. He helped learn his craft from such masters as Roxborough, Dave Malinsky, Lem Banker and Russ Culver.
Part of what makes Nover so special is the pride he takes in writing his deep-dive analysis, which always is unique, well-researched and sometimes entails out-of-the-box thinking.
