SportsLine's New IOS App: Expert Picks and Odds on Your Smartphone

The hard-working developers at SportsLine.com released an all-new iOS app for Apple devices on Tuesday. The free app is available to SportsLine subscribers. Get it on iOS or get it for Android.

You can get every pick from every SportsLine expert on the home screen of the app. And you can break them down by sport, type (point spread, over-under, or money line), and expert. Past and current picks are displayed.

Experts are the core of SportsLine, so ensuring their picks are displayed prominently was extremely important in creating the app. SportsLine's team includes Mike "Money" McClure, Nick #MrMondayNight Kostos, and Emory "Czar of the Playbook" Hunt.

App users can also view computer simulations and picks for every game. Each game's line, over-under, and computer graded pick will be displayed, where "A" represents a lean the computer is extremely confident in. Clicking on each game will show you projections for each bet, what the public is betting on, and various betting projections on that contest.

SportsLine's A-graded NFL computer picks are 10-3 this season (+1020).

You can filter the sims page by sport, pick type, pick grade, and conference, ensuring you're only seeing simulations you want to look at.

Daily fantasy sports (DFS) players can get the optimal FanDuel or DraftKings lineup on the all-new SportsLine app. Projections are available for each sport and included in the app is our highly-popular "Cheat Sheet" showing players our computer simulations recommend. If you're setting DFS lineups, SportsLine's DFS lineup optimizer and projections are a must-have.

Finally, all of our feature articles and content can be accessed within the app. You can filter by sport and type of content and easily share content you like via social media or email.

The new app is free and only available to paid SportsLine subscribers. A subscription is $9.99 a month and gives you unlimited access to every expert pick and all game information. Sign up for SportsLine here.