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"A fool and his money are soon parted" Thomas Tusser
Some nice ML parlays are coming your way!
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These will be very popular teaser plays as well.
The squarest ML parlay out there will be Carolina/Arizona/Baltimore/Denver/Buffalo...odds arround +190...always looks great on paper, but its not like any of the 5 teams being bet against are just going to roll over and die in the first 30min of the game.
Personally, im going to most likely look at attacking Arizona/Denver/Carolina as bet on teams strictly because their opponents have very questional "NFL ready" talent at QB.
Jets have a bust under center, Lawrence seems like college level speed was his comfort zone, and Houston seems like a season long black cloud will follow them all year long...Mills might end up being a silver lining for them, but not likely in this spot coming on a short week versus a Carolina team with excellent mojo on D at the moment.
MAGAm Yisrael Chai
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@Camouflage9 
always enjoy chatting with you about this type of stuff
Always compare what odds youll get for 6, 6.5, 7pt teasers versus the straight up ML parlay for same amount of games...its an artform just as much as crunching the numbers to come out with the best +EV wager.
MAGAm Yisrael Chai
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, who left Sunday's 23-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars with a left ankle injury just before halftime, will have arthroscopic surgery Wednesday to remove a bone spur.
Chubb said Tuesday he felt a "stab type pain'' in the ankle on a pass rush with a minute to go in Sunday's first half. Initially, Chubb tried to walk off the field, but then fell to his hands and knees before being helped to the bench area.
The fourth-year veteran will likely be moved to injured reserve with a recovery time expected to be about seven to eight weeks, if things go well.
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Quote Originally Posted by Camouflage9:
I've been working on some ML parlays, one, two or three possibly depending on what happens from now until Sunday and what some of your opinions are and why. Anyway I feel like this is a nice week to kinda stick it to the books for a nice payout. It's never easy but if you put in the work sometimes it pays off and I just happen to like this weeks card that much.
got em with a 7 teamer last week but they were mostly spreads...with one underdog ml and one favorite... Payout was over +9,000. I'd say last week was pretty easy so this week im expecting a harder. If you are into teasing, go with the pleaser instead this week. More teams should cover. Especially tonight's game. If you like Houston I'd go ml or I'd take Carolina ats to blow them out. It's just a general trend for Houston home games. Lol Never tease those due to that. So I picked early on the contest but now I'm leaning more towards the other side
I've been working on some ML parlays, one, two or three possibly depending on what happens from now until Sunday and what some of your opinions are and why. Anyway I feel like this is a nice week to kinda stick it to the books for a nice payout. It's never easy but if you put in the work sometimes it pays off and I just happen to like this weeks card that much.
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Quote Originally Posted by Camouflage9:
Quote Originally Posted by DB51daBEARS: ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, who left Sunday's 23-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars with a left ankle injury just before halftime, will have arthroscopic surgery Wednesday to remove a bone spur. Chubb said Tuesday he felt a "stab type pain'' in the ankle on a pass rush with a minute to go in Sunday's first half. Initially, Chubb tried to walk off the field, but then fell to his hands and knees before being helped to the bench area. The fourth-year veteran will likely be moved to injured reserve with a recovery time expected to be about seven to eight weeks, if things go well. Appreciate that. The parlays are a work in progress. I expressed my thoughts on that game without looking into it much. Chubb is definitely a game changer but he isn't the only veteran over in Denver next to Miller. Not gonna be an easy task for Wilson regardless. I probably would've caught on at some point before Sunday. Thanks for pointing it out sooner. This is what the forum should be about.
man if youve noticed the patterns...injuries mean nothing
Quote Originally Posted by DB51daBEARS: ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, who left Sunday's 23-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars with a left ankle injury just before halftime, will have arthroscopic surgery Wednesday to remove a bone spur. Chubb said Tuesday he felt a "stab type pain'' in the ankle on a pass rush with a minute to go in Sunday's first half. Initially, Chubb tried to walk off the field, but then fell to his hands and knees before being helped to the bench area. The fourth-year veteran will likely be moved to injured reserve with a recovery time expected to be about seven to eight weeks, if things go well. Appreciate that. The parlays are a work in progress. I expressed my thoughts on that game without looking into it much. Chubb is definitely a game changer but he isn't the only veteran over in Denver next to Miller. Not gonna be an easy task for Wilson regardless. I probably would've caught on at some point before Sunday. Thanks for pointing it out sooner. This is what the forum should be about.
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