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power play wins

03 feb
miami heat -1.5
houston rockets -6.5

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Paul Leiner

50* St. Peter's +8
100* Princeton/Brown over 125
500* NBA total TBA

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Greg Shaker | NBA Total - Friday, Feb 3 2012 7:05PM
3* 801 MIAMI / 802 PHILADELPHIA UNDER 194

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PAUL LEINER
500* NBA Over 182.5 Knicks/Celtics
100* CBB Over 125 Princeton/Brown
50* CBB St Peters +8

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Greg Shaker | NBA Total - Friday, Feb 3 2012 8:05PM
2* 811 MEMPHIS / 812 OKC THUNDER UNDER 192.5 Reply With Quote

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indian cowboy

5 niagara +11.5

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SPORTS WAGERS

Columbus +201 over ANAHEIM

The Jackets are 0-5 on their current six-game trip that wraps up tonight. They've lost six in a row and own the worst record in the league. Based on that, it's no mystery as to why they're being offered such a generous tag. However, everyone is aware of what happened to them last game and the players were furious. Points were stolen from them and while it surely won't matter in the end, it's still a huge insult to these pros that work hard to win for their fans, coaches, the integrity of the game and each other. We expect a spirited response from the Blue Jackets here. They have enough pride and talent to rebound. The Ducks are coming off a 6-2 loss to the Stars and while the score is misleading, Anaheim's earlier run of 23 losses in 29 games is not. Of course, they're playing better but they hardly warrant being a 2-1 favorite over anyone and that includes a steamed up guest. Play: Columbus +201 (Risking 2 units)

CALGARY +115 over Chicago

The Blackhawks have dropped four in a row and have been outscored 19-9 over that span. They'll play their third game in four days and tail end of back-to-backs after losing 8-4 in Edmonton last night. It's no secret that Chicago is in desperate need of goaltending help and while they overcame that a couple of years ago because of great talent, they couldn't carry it over last season and they won't this year. After this game, Chicago has three full days off and you can be sure that Marion Hossa and Patrick Kane need it after participating in the all star festivities. These games are crucial for Calgary. They sit three points behind Minnesota for the 8th and final playoff spot but they also have to leapfrog Colorado and Dallas to get there. They can't afford to fall behind much more or that hole is going to get larger with each passing loss. The Flames are rested and ready. They've lost three straight at the Saddledome but prior to that they were 13-5-2 at home. Play: Calgary +115 (Risking 2 units).

N.Y. Islanders +137 over OTTAWA

The first thing to note here is that the Senators have the Maple Leafs on deck tomorrow night in the second of back-to-back home games on CBC's Hockey Night In Canada. The Sens haven't played at home since January 16th and return to Scotiabank Place after a tough six-game trip that saw them lose their last four games. The All-Star break figures into that equation, as Ottawa returned home but they resumed play on the road in Boston to wrap up that six-game trip on Tuesday. The local media is talking about the All-star event and the way the fans vehemently booed the Maple Leafs, even during the all-star draft. Nobody is talking about the Islanders. Quietly, they've pick up points in five of their past six and that includes wins in Philadelphia and Washington. They also have a recent 5-1 win over Detroit among others. The Islanders usually get red-hot after the break to just miss the playoffs and that's something we can cash in on. The Islanders are playing well, they're scoring goals, they're in a good situation and they're taking back a nice tag. Play: N.Y. Islanders +137 (Risking 2 units).

Los Angeles +135 over ST. LOUIS

Expect a correction in the Blues home record at some point. St. Louis is an incredible 21-3-4 at home and records like that can only be found on dynasty teams of the past like the Canadiens of the 70's and the Oilers of the 80's. The Blue Notes do not belong in that category. They're good but they're not 21-3 at home good. The Blues will play their first game back after the break, meaning they've been off for nine full days after dropping their final two games before the break. St. Louis has scored two goals or less in four of its past five games. Two wins over that span were both 1-0 victories. The Kings come in off that bizarre 3-2 win over the Jackets. This is without question their most crucial stretch of games of the season. The Kings are in seventh place in the conference and embark on a pivotal six-game trip beginning here that could ultimately be the deciding fate of whether they get in or not. You can be 100% sure that the coaches addressed how crucial it is to set the tone and open up said trip with a win. The Kings couldn't have asked for a better time to play the Blues in St. Louis because of the aforementioned long layoff and we trust they'll be ready to take advantage. Play: Los Angeles +135 (Risking 2 units).

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Sports Wagers NBA

DETROIT +4½/+173 over Milwaukee Pinnacle

What an interesting spot this is for the Bucks and it's not a favorable one. Milwaukee's stock is through the roof right now with a bunch of strong games and big wins over its past eight games. Over that span the Bucks have beaten the Heat not once but twice. They beat them in Miami on Jan 22 and beat them at the Bradley Center on Wednesday. The Bucks also beat the Lakers this past week, not to mentions an easy 21 point win over the Pistons. They've won six of eight and one of those losses came in Chicago by just seven. In summarizing, the Bucks have are coming off a stretch of games that saw them play the Bulls, the Heat twice, the Lakers, Atlanta and in New York. The kicker is that they host the Bulls tomorrow night at home in a sold out event that has to be in the front of their minds. In the year of the unrelenting schedule, there are going to be a whole bunch of no-shows and this is the perfect spot to expect that. By contrast, Detroit is reeling. They've lost seven in a row and three of the past four have been by 20 or more. The Pistons have been a big fade team all season with a 4-20 overall record and a 7-16 record against the number. This one is going to attract a lot of Milwaukee money but this is the strongest case of buying low and selling high we've seen all year and the enticing line screams “buyer beware”. Play: Detroit +4½ (Risking 1.02 units to win 1) Play: Detroit +173 (Risking 1 unit).

BOSTON -6½ over New York Pinnacle
The Knicks three-point loss to the Bulls last night gave them some credibility back but we're not buying it for a second. Chicago came in playing its fourth game in five nights and sixth game in nine nights. The exhausted Bulls not only won but they had the lead the whole game and put up 105 points. That's a true testament to Mike D'Antoni's complete lack of commitment to defense. D'Antoni's strategy is to try and outscore everyone but with no point guard to run the show, the Knicks aren't going to and haven't been able to outscore many. The Knicks have two wins in their past 12 games. The pair of wins came against Charlotte and Detroit. Combined, that duo is 7-40 and that's not a typo. Doc Rivers is the complete opposite of D'Antoni. He stresses defense every second of every game and if a player doesn't commit to it, he sits. The C's have won seven of eight and in their last game Paul Pierce played 25 minutes, KG played 17 minutes, Ray Allen played 23 minutes and Jermaine O'Neal played 13. By contrast, last night C-Melo played 40 minutes, Stoudemire played 41, Landry Fields played 42 and Tyson Chandler played 36. In other words, the Knicks desperately wanted that win last night and D'antoni was going to keep all his starters out there to get it. Doc Rivers understands the schedule and is smart with his minute distribution. This is a defensive mismatch, a coaching mismatch and a state of mind mismatch. Play: Boston -6½ (Risking 2.14 units to win 2).

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GREG SHAKER

03 FEB
2* 835 Niagara / 836 Fairfield UNDER 135.5

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ATS LOCK

4 Milwaukee
4 Houston

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Jimmy Boyd

5* 10-0 ATS NBA *FRIDAY NIGHT FEAST*
Toronto -4.5

4* 13-1 ATS NBA SMASH
Memphis +9

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INDIAN COWBOY


College Basketball:
5* Niagara +11.5 over Fairfield (7:30PM EST) *GOTW*

NBA:
4* OVER 191 Indiana Pacers vs. Dallas Mavericks (8:30PM EST)

NHL:
4* UNDER 5.5 Winnipeg Jets vs. Florida Panthers (7:30PM EST)

NFL (Super Bowl):
2* UNDER 54 New York Giants vs. New England Patriots (Sunday 2/5 6:30PM EST)

COMP (TGIF):
Same as premium NHL play

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Hoopsgooroo

cbb
826 Harvard -15 @ 7p
836 Fairfield -11.5 @ 7:30p

nba
801 Heat -2.5 @ 7:05p
804 Raptors -4 @ 7:05p
805 Cavs +7.5 @ 7:05p
809 TWolves -5 @ 7:35p
812 Thunder -8.5 @ 8:05p
815 Suns +7 @ 8:05p

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Robert Ferringo

CBB:
No Plays


NBA:
Miami (-2) over Philadelphia (7 p.m., Friday, Feb. 3)

Indiana (+4.5) over Dallas (8:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 3)
Orlando (-7) over Cleveland (7 p.m., Friday, Feb. 3)
Memphis (+9.5) over Oklahoma City (8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 3)



NHL:
Over (5.5) Winnipeg at Florida (7:35 pm, Wednesday, February 3)



NFL:
New York Giants (+3) over New England (6:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 5)

'Under' 54.0 New York Giants vs. New England (6:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 5)


Props
Ahmad Bradshaw 'Over' 61.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Shortest TD of the game 'Over' 1.5 yards (+140)
'Over' 5.5 Third down conversions by Patriots (-110)