I kind of like Baylor and over tonight.
Problem is so does the rest of the world.
I kind of like Baylor and over tonight.
Problem is so does the rest of the world.
76ers/Pistons could be one of the worst games ever played tonight.
I'm tempted to fire Spurs -14.5 because I watch a lot of games and Minnesota is dreadful. Taking Spurs is always risky though due to benching shenanigans. Stay away.
Nothing I like in terms of betting tonight, but Bulls/Warriors should be great.
Picks for today:
Sac -6 vs. Orlando: Sac is missing Cousins, but Orlando is missing Vucevic. This is more a bet against the Magic than a bet on the Kings. Both teams are playing back-to-back, but the Kings are back-to-back at home, while the Magic are back-to-back on the road. Orlando beat the troubled Jazz last night in Utah, but are 3-7 in their last 10, and their 2 of those wins came against bad teams (Charlotte, Utah) and the other against an inconsistent Phoenix team.
Phoenix at Houston - Under 207.5 - Both teams are playing back-to-back, with Phoenix being back-to-back on the road. Even without Dwight Howard, Houston has kept scores against them relatively low, with a few exceptions.
Houston +2 vs. Phoenix - Even with no Howard, Houston has kept rolling, winning 6 of their last 7, including some against tough opponents like Dallas and Memphis. Phoenix (12-8) has been decent, but has been wildly inconsistent, including two recent losses to Denver and Orlando. It should be noted that most of Phoenix's 12 wins have been against weak opponents. Here you get two points and Houston at home. Moneyline of +115 is also a decent bet.
Made the following bets:
Houston +2 -105 $735 to win $700
Under 207 -105 Hou/Pho $735 to win $700
Sac -6 $770 to win $700
Houston off to a good start, 44-33 in the middle of the 2nd. O/U slightly ahead but too early to say much.
Both ends of this Houston bet are looking good right now. Scoring has slowed in the 3rd. With 5:09 in that quarter, it's 68-53 Houston. That's only on pace for 187 points, which is great.
Wow do the Badgers suck! Even Michigan put up a better fight vs. OSU then this.
100-95 Rockets, as they were bedshitting during the 4th but still managed to hold on.
Scooped both picks on that one, now making me 11-3 in last 14.
Just need Sac to do it now...
Until this blowout I didn't think OSU deserved a chance to be in the Top 4 but now the committee is going to be leaving someone out unless FSU somehow chokes. TCU has still looked better to me then OSU, Baylor, and even FSU who won't be falling out of the Top 4 imo if they win.
So much for going 3-0.
Sac looking awful. Down 70-60 in the 3rd. The chance of them both winning and covering is pretty low.
After dropping the Orlando/Sac game, I am now 20-15-2.
Here are some games for tomorrow:
Atlanta -5 vs. Denver - Atlanta has won 5 in a row, and is playing very well. They just blew out Brooklyn despite being on the road, winning by 23. They also hammered Charlotte by over 30 points during this streak. Denver has lost two in a row, including a beatdown in Washington last time out. Denver is a very streaky team. They lost 6 in a row at one point, and then won 7 of 8 shortly thereafter. It seems they are on a downswing again. I like getting the Hawks for just 5 points at home. Denver is just 4-6 on the road, and two of those road wins came against bad teams.
Washington -3.5 -115 at Boston - Boston is 6-11 and can't play defense. Washington is flying high with a great 13-5 record, just 1 game back of the best record in the East. The Wizards have also won 4 straight. So why is Washington just favored by 3.5 here? Probably because Boston has won 2 in a row, including a 17-point victory last time out. The only problem? Those two victories were against horrible Detroit and the awful Lakers. Boston's only win against a team over .500 was against Chicago a few weeks ago. I've won a few Washington spread picks in a row, and I think they are headed for another ATS victory here.
New Orleans at Lakers - Over 210 - Who's going to win this one? The terrible Lakers or the reeling Pelicans? No idea. However, the Pelicans have coughed up 112 and 120 points in their last 2 games, and the Lakers... well, they're averaging 111 given up per contest. I think we're looking at yet another high scoring affair here.
Bovada:
Cleveland +4 -110
Washington +3 even
Buffalo +10 -105
San Diego +4 -105
Seattle Seahawks vs. Philadelphia Eagles Under 48 -110 12/07/14
04:25PM
Ryan Tannehill Total Completions - Baltimore Ravens vs. Miami Dolphins Over 24 -110
Lamar Miller Total Rushing Yards - Baltimore Ravens vs. Miami Dolphins
Under 59½
Antonio Brown Total Receiving Yards - Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals
Over 93.5
TY Hilton Total Receiving Yards - Indianapolis Colts vs. Cleveland Browns Under 82½
DeAndre Hopkins Total Receiving Yards - Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Over 74½
Shaun Hill Total Completions - St Louis Rams vs. Washington Redskins Under 20½
Alfred Morris Total Rushing Yards - St Louis Rams vs. Washington Redskins Under 72½
Josh Gordon Total Receiving Yards - Indianapolis Colts vs. Cleveland Browns Over 83½
Alfred Morris Total Rushing Yards - St Louis Rams vs. Washington Redskins Under 72½
Cam Newton Total Passing Yards - Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints Under 247½
Kelvin Benjamin Total Receiving Yard - Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints Under 70½
Greg Olsen Total Receiving Yards - Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints Under 56½
Last edited by Daly; 12-07-2014 at 08:05 AM.
I like the under as well. Supposed to be 30mph winds today, so both teams may be running the ball significantly more than usual. Drain the clock.
Changed up the Tannehill angle a bit.
Over 24 completions
Under 260.5 yards.
Ravens love giving up short completions but no big plays, Tannehill loves to dink and dunk.
Marshawn Lynch OVER 79.5 rushing yards
love this pick
Jump on anything and everything Under Torry Smith. He may not even play.
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