Pirates to win. Philly's Pettigrew should get hit while Locke seems solid. Hard not to play this team right now as they are constantly finding ways to win.
Nationals to win. Bats are hot and will save Stras if he decides to take it easy. High price but easy winner.
Blue Jays to win. Love this game and the price. Tigers are struggling and Jays are returning to hot form from before the buzz saw Red Sox series. Wang was hit hard last outing by the Sox but so was most everyone else. He pitched well against the O's and Texas before that. Look for Wang to give up 2 or 3 and the Jays to pound Tigers. All over the Jays here.
Red Sox to win. Lackey has seemed to figure things out and is one of the hottest pitchers. Join him and win. Red Sox roll easy with Lackey going 7 or 8.
Reds win. Giants can't hit a beach ball right now. Take advantage and grab the hot Reds. Even an average at best pitcher such as Bailey shouldn't have much of an issue holding Giants to a couple runs. Lincecum is simply horrid to bet on.
Baltimore to win. O's are locked in and will take the first game over the White Sox. Hammel should pitch well against a weak lineup and O's should keep hitting.
Games I do not like are:
Rays Texas
David Price is not the same guy. Careful as he can give up 7 runs in a hurry. Seattle just seems like a bounce back win after killing most of us in their last game.
6-1 record 07-01-13
Liking a big bet parlay on Nats, Sox, and O's. Possibly add Pirates to this. If you have a hundred to spare, go for it.
Pirates to win. Philly's Pettigrew should get hit while Locke seems solid. Hard not to play this team right now as they are constantly finding ways to win.
Nationals to win. Bats are hot and will save Stras if he decides to take it easy. High price but easy winner.
Blue Jays to win. Love this game and the price. Tigers are struggling and Jays are returning to hot form from before the buzz saw Red Sox series. Wang was hit hard last outing by the Sox but so was most everyone else. He pitched well against the O's and Texas before that. Look for Wang to give up 2 or 3 and the Jays to pound Tigers. All over the Jays here.
Red Sox to win. Lackey has seemed to figure things out and is one of the hottest pitchers. Join him and win. Red Sox roll easy with Lackey going 7 or 8.
Reds win. Giants can't hit a beach ball right now. Take advantage and grab the hot Reds. Even an average at best pitcher such as Bailey shouldn't have much of an issue holding Giants to a couple runs. Lincecum is simply horrid to bet on.
Baltimore to win. O's are locked in and will take the first game over the White Sox. Hammel should pitch well against a weak lineup and O's should keep hitting.
Games I do not like are:
Rays Texas
David Price is not the same guy. Careful as he can give up 7 runs in a hurry. Seattle just seems like a bounce back win after killing most of us in their last game.
6-1 record 07-01-13
Liking a big bet parlay on Nats, Sox, and O's. Possibly add Pirates to this. If you have a hundred to spare, go for it.
I never understood too much juice. It is a 90% chance to win. That's the way I see it. Great to finish off a 4 or 5 parlay or make a small increase with a single wager.
I never understood too much juice. It is a 90% chance to win. That's the way I see it. Great to finish off a 4 or 5 parlay or make a small increase with a single wager.
In my view and it is just my opinion that the Nats have a 90% chance to win tonight. All in my head and certainly not a fact that they have a 90% chance to win. Gambling is all about chances and I feel the Nationals have that high a probability they will win.
In my view and it is just my opinion that the Nats have a 90% chance to win tonight. All in my head and certainly not a fact that they have a 90% chance to win. Gambling is all about chances and I feel the Nationals have that high a probability they will win.
Nationals to win. Bats are hot and will save Stras if he decides to take it easy. High price but easy winner.
The poster Triceratops pointed out the following trend yesterday in capuchaboy's thread. Since May 11th, the Nationals have struggled to follow up on consecutive strong offensive performances. Specifically, here's what the Nationals have done following two straight games in which they scored at least 5 runs in each:
May 9-11 They beat the Tigers 5-4, then beat the Cubs 7-3, and then lost 8-2 to the Cubs as a -210 home favorite.
May 16-18 They beat the Padres 6-2 and 6-5, and then lost 2-1 to the Padres as a -137 road favorite.
May 28-30 They beat the Orioles 9-3, then lost to the Orioles 9-6, and then lost 2-0 to the Orioles as a +125 road dog.
June 9-11 They beat the Twins 7-0 and 5-4, and then lost 8-3 to the Rockies a +143 road dog.
June 12-14 They beat the Rockies 5-1 and 5-4, and then lost 2-1 to the Indians as a +125 road dog.
June 19-21 They beat the Phillies 6-2, then beat the Rockies 5-1, and then beat the Rockies 2-1 as a -170 home favorite.
June 23-26 They lost to the Rockies 7-6, then beat the D-Backs 7-5, and then beat the D-Backs 3-2 as a -155 home favorite.
That's a 2-5 record and a big, fat 0-7 against the -1.5 runline. They scored a total of 12 runs in those 7 games. I've already read the Nats runline for tonight's game being described around here as "free money." Don't believe it!
Nationals to win. Bats are hot and will save Stras if he decides to take it easy. High price but easy winner.
The poster Triceratops pointed out the following trend yesterday in capuchaboy's thread. Since May 11th, the Nationals have struggled to follow up on consecutive strong offensive performances. Specifically, here's what the Nationals have done following two straight games in which they scored at least 5 runs in each:
May 9-11 They beat the Tigers 5-4, then beat the Cubs 7-3, and then lost 8-2 to the Cubs as a -210 home favorite.
May 16-18 They beat the Padres 6-2 and 6-5, and then lost 2-1 to the Padres as a -137 road favorite.
May 28-30 They beat the Orioles 9-3, then lost to the Orioles 9-6, and then lost 2-0 to the Orioles as a +125 road dog.
June 9-11 They beat the Twins 7-0 and 5-4, and then lost 8-3 to the Rockies a +143 road dog.
June 12-14 They beat the Rockies 5-1 and 5-4, and then lost 2-1 to the Indians as a +125 road dog.
June 19-21 They beat the Phillies 6-2, then beat the Rockies 5-1, and then beat the Rockies 2-1 as a -170 home favorite.
June 23-26 They lost to the Rockies 7-6, then beat the D-Backs 7-5, and then beat the D-Backs 3-2 as a -155 home favorite.
That's a 2-5 record and a big, fat 0-7 against the -1.5 runline. They scored a total of 12 runs in those 7 games. I've already read the Nats runline for tonight's game being described around here as "free money." Don't believe it!
Thanks for the info. You put good thought into this. I agree with the Nats coming off wins and then taking big losses...however...there are other factors this time such as their hot bats, Harper adding a huge bat to the lineup, being at home is a big advantage, The Brewers pitcher has not been pitching very well except for a great game at home against a weak hitting Braves team. Brewers are struggling at the plate as well. My only concern is Stras right now. I just don't trust him mentally...if things start going wrong, he loses it.
Thanks for the info. You put good thought into this. I agree with the Nats coming off wins and then taking big losses...however...there are other factors this time such as their hot bats, Harper adding a huge bat to the lineup, being at home is a big advantage, The Brewers pitcher has not been pitching very well except for a great game at home against a weak hitting Braves team. Brewers are struggling at the plate as well. My only concern is Stras right now. I just don't trust him mentally...if things start going wrong, he loses it.
The poster Triceratops pointed out the following trend yesterday in capuchaboy's thread. Since May 11th, the Nationals have struggled to follow up on consecutive strong offensive performances. Specifically, here's what the Nationals have done following two straight games in which they scored at least 5 runs in each:
May 9-11 They beat the Tigers 5-4, then beat the Cubs 7-3, and then lost 8-2 to the Cubs as a -210 home favorite.
May 16-18 They beat the Padres 6-2 and 6-5, and then lost 2-1 to the Padres as a -137 road favorite.
May 28-30 They beat the Orioles 9-3, then lost to the Orioles 9-6, and then lost 2-0 to the Orioles as a +125 road dog.
June 9-11 They beat the Twins 7-0 and 5-4, and then lost 8-3 to the Rockies a +143 road dog.
June 12-14 They beat the Rockies 5-1 and 5-4, and then lost 2-1 to the Indians as a +125 road dog.
June 19-21 They beat the Phillies 6-2, then beat the Rockies 5-1, and then beat the Rockies 2-1 as a -170 home favorite.
June 23-26 They lost to the Rockies 7-6, then beat the D-Backs 7-5, and then beat the D-Backs 3-2 as a -155 home favorite.
That's a 2-5 record and a big, fat 0-7 against the -1.5 runline. They scored a total of 12 runs in those 7 games. I've already read the Nats runline for tonight's game being described around here as "free money." Don't believe it!
The poster Triceratops pointed out the following trend yesterday in capuchaboy's thread. Since May 11th, the Nationals have struggled to follow up on consecutive strong offensive performances. Specifically, here's what the Nationals have done following two straight games in which they scored at least 5 runs in each:
May 9-11 They beat the Tigers 5-4, then beat the Cubs 7-3, and then lost 8-2 to the Cubs as a -210 home favorite.
May 16-18 They beat the Padres 6-2 and 6-5, and then lost 2-1 to the Padres as a -137 road favorite.
May 28-30 They beat the Orioles 9-3, then lost to the Orioles 9-6, and then lost 2-0 to the Orioles as a +125 road dog.
June 9-11 They beat the Twins 7-0 and 5-4, and then lost 8-3 to the Rockies a +143 road dog.
June 12-14 They beat the Rockies 5-1 and 5-4, and then lost 2-1 to the Indians as a +125 road dog.
June 19-21 They beat the Phillies 6-2, then beat the Rockies 5-1, and then beat the Rockies 2-1 as a -170 home favorite.
June 23-26 They lost to the Rockies 7-6, then beat the D-Backs 7-5, and then beat the D-Backs 3-2 as a -155 home favorite.
That's a 2-5 record and a big, fat 0-7 against the -1.5 runline. They scored a total of 12 runs in those 7 games. I've already read the Nats runline for tonight's game being described around here as "free money." Don't believe it!
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