7-6-13

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Baseball Crusher
Oakland Athletics -104 over Kansas City Royals
(System Record: 47-6, lost last game)
Overall Record: 47-50-1

Soccer Crusher
Brommapojkarna + Kalmar FF OVER 2
This match is happening in Sweden
(System Record: 422-15, won last 2 games)
Overall Record: 422-363-56

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StatFox Super Situations™ - FoxSheets

MLB MINNESOTA at TORONTO

Play On - All underdogs with a money line of +175 to +250 (MINNESOTA) poor AL offensive team (<=4.5 runs/game) against a team with a very good bullpen (ERA<=3.33), after scoring 2 runs or less
26-22 over the last 5 seasons. ( 54.2% 27.5 units )
1-6 this year. ( 14.3% -3.8 units )

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MLB BALTIMORE at NY YANKEES

BALTIMORE is 81-56 (+36.6 Units) against the money line vs. good fielding teams - averaging <=0.6 errors/game over the last 2 seasons.

The average score was: BALTIMORE (4.7) , OPPONENT (4.4)

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WNBA SAN ANTONIO at LOS ANGELES

Play Under - Home teams where the total is greater than or equal to 140 good shooting team - shooting >=44% on the season against opponent after a game - allowing a shooting pct. of 50% or higher
41-15 over the last 5 seasons. ( 73.2% 24.5 units )
1-0 this year. ( 100.0% 1.0 units )

WNBA SEATTLE at WASHINGTON

Play Against - Any team vs the money line (SEATTLE) after 3 or more consecutive unders, poor team - outscored by their opponents by 3+ points/game
142-49 since 1997. ( 74.3% 0.0 units )
7-2 this year. ( 77.8% 0.0 units )

WNBA CONNECTICUT at INDIANA

Play Under - Road teams where the first half total is between 65.5 and 70.5 points after having covered 2 of their last 3 against the spread
272-168 since 1997. ( 61.8% 87.2 units )
0-1 this year. ( 0.0% -1.1 units )

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CHASE DIAMOND

8* KILLER CLUB

Miami vs. St. Louis
Money Line: -188 St. Louis

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BOB BALFE

KANSAS CITY ROYALS -110
(Santana/Parker)

Edwin Santana had himself a great first half on the mound this season. Even thought the Royals lost last night I still like how they have rebounded from a horrible stretch a few weeks ago. Look for Kansas City to take this one at home. Take the Royals.

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"Mr Chalk" 2013 MLB Season

Ben lee won both plays on Friday the Nationals -$150/Padres and the Rays -$175/White Sox.

For Saturday "Mr Chalk" is coming back with the Rays -$145/White Sox.

"Mr Chalk" is 3-2 -$50 for the week 52-31 +$707 for the 2013 MLB Season.


Ben lee lost at Wimbledon on Friday with J Del Potro +$500/N Djokovic for $50.

For Saturday Ben lee likes S Lisicki -$200/M Bartoli for $50.

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Handicapping Kings

JIMMY

MLB

MINNESOTA/TORONTO - OVER 9 -110 (1PM)

SD/WASHINGTON - UNDER 7.5 +105 (4PM)

CHICAGO/TB - UNDER 7 -105 (715PM)

WNBA

SA/LA - UNDER 160.5 (5PM)

SEATTLE/WASHINGTON - UNDER 145 (7PM)

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Jimmy Boyd

4* (MLB) San Francisco Giants ML -146

3* (MLB) Tampa Bay Rays ML -136

JULY TOTAL 4-6 -12 Units
1-1
1-2
2-3

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CHRIS JORDAN

400♦ Run Line Punisher

Washington Nationals RL-1.5

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SweetJones55

WNBA
Washington Mystics -5

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BEN BURNS

**EARLY** Sat. Afternoon S-L-U-G-F-E-S-T!

OVER 9 - Detroit vs Cleveland

Milwaukee Brewers

SF Giants

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PAUL LEINER

100* Tigers -140

50* Over 8.5 - Astros/Rangers

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Handicapping Kings

JEFF (SY GUY)

TOTALS (1 UNIT)

MINNESOTA/TORONTO - OVER 9 -110 (1PM)

SD/WASHINGTON - UNDER 7.5 +105 (4PM)

LA/SF - OVER 7.5 -105 (7PM)

TOTALS (2 UNITS)

SEATTLE/CINCY - OVER 8.5 -105 (4PM)

COLORADO/ARIZONA - UNDER 9.5 -125 (10PM)

CHICAGO/TB - UNDER 7 -105 (7PM)

SIDES (1 UNIT)

KC -110 OAKLAND (2PM)

DETROIT -142 CLEVELAND (7PM)

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SportsWagers CFL

Season to Date

5

2

0.00

+6.00

Today's Free Picks for Jul 06, 2013



Edmonton @ HAMILTON
Edmonton +7½ -110 over HAMILTON

Everyone loves offense, at least most bettors prefer to bet on a team that can score and often shy away from teams that cannot. In the first week of the CFL, every team went off for some serious offensive stats with the exception of the Eskimos. The 12 points that the Eskies threw up in the fourth quarter last week against the Riders was all “garbage time” points. That lack of offense by Edmonton combined with the Tigercats strong offensive showing has the dog undervalued here. What should not go ignored is that the Eskimos fell behind by a big margin early and were forced to play catch-up in the first game of the year. That’s difficult to do in the middle of the year, let alone in the season opener. It also occurred against Saskatchewan, a team that looks primed to make a serious Grey Cup run after a 2-0 start in which the Riders outscored the opposition 75-39. The Eskies, although they have an unproven QB in Mike Reilly, still have plenty of talent, a decent defense and very good special teams. They will have a better game today and despite what the numbers say, we actually liked what we saw in Reilly. It was his first CFL start in real time and he’ll be much better today against the awful defense of the Tigercats. Hamilton lost last week to Toronto but probably deserved a better fate. That said, the Ti-Cats defense is a mess. Missed coverage, big play after big play and 490 yards of Argos offense was too much to overcome for the Tabbies. When your defense can’t stop the marching band, spotting more than a converted TD is risky business. Hamilton’s offense is scary good. They have so many weapons and they could easily go off for another crooked number today. However, the TiCats have proven over the years that they cannot be trusted to win by a margin when asked to do so. They have a long track record of underperforming when they’re supposed to win and that applies here. The Eskimos were embarrassed last week and it’s usually not a good idea to spot this many points to a team that was blown out the previous week. That, too, applies here.

Our Pick
Edmonton +7½ -110 (Risking 2.2 units - To Win: 2.00)

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SportsWagers MLB

Season to Date

129

132

0.00

+37.90

1-2 Yesterday in MLB

Today's Free Picks for Jul 06, 2013






Los Angeles @ SAN FRANCISCO

Los Angeles +147 over SAN FRANCISCO

The Dodgers are just too hot and too dangerous offensively to ignore at this price. L.A. came in here last night and buried a red-hot Matt Cain en route to an easy 10-2 victory. Over the past 15 games, the Dodgers are in the top three in the league in several offensive categories, including team BA (.293), runs scored (77), HR’s (19), total bases (247) and over that same span no batting line-up has struck out fewer than L.A.’s. They Dodgers have also defeated the Giants in four straight while outscoring them 23-10. L.A. definitely has some swag these days. They are playing gritty ball, they have a rookie named Yasiel Puig that joins the great Joe DiMaggio as the only players in major league history with at least 40 hits and four home runs in their first calendar month in the majors. Puig has ignited the entire club. If Stephen Fife were still in Milwaukee, he’d be that teams’ ace. Pitching in the shadows of Clayton Kershaw, Zack Greinke and Hyun-Jin Ryu makes Fife less noticeable but he’s been one of the game’s best starters since rejoining the rotation in early June. Fife has allowed two earned runs or fewer in five of six starts. In 41 frames, he has a strong BB/K split of 11/35. Fife also has a 51% groundball rate, a 1.12 WHIP, a 2.83 ERA with a skills supported 3.22 xERA. San Francisco appears to be a beaten down squad. Incredibly, these Giants have just 16 wins over their past 48 games. San Fran has dropped four in a row and 11 of its past 12 games. Madison Bumgarner is about the only thing the Giants have been able to count on this entire year. Still, he has just eight wins in 17 starts, he rarely gets any run support and it’s not easy to go out there every fifth day when the team you pitch for can’t score runs or can’t win a ball game. Sure, the Giants can win here but these fired up Dodgers have an equal or better chance of winning and the price on L.A is bordering on preposterous.

Our Pick
Los Angeles +147 (Risking 2 units - To Win: 2.94)









San Diego @ WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON -1½ +108 over San Diego

Speaking of teams that are heating up, one need not look further than these Nationals. Underachievers the entire season up to the end of June, Washington is now primed to make a big move. Loaded with offensive talent, pitching and a strong pen, don’t be surprised to see this team post the major’s best record from here on in. The Nats have already started to impose their will and it likely continues here. The Nats have scored eight runs or more in four of their past six, including the last two. That’s bad news for Jason Marquis. Not very skilled and past his prime, a decent control rate used to be Marquis' hallmark but that has gone south on him too. In 101 frames, Marquis was walked 60 batters and over his last five starts, he’s walked 24 in 37 frames. Marquis’s extremely fortunate 81% strand rate has kept his misleading 3.74 ERA from imploding but it’s only a matter of time before it does. The walks + 1.47 WHIP remind us that this guy is a pitching time bomb. Jordan Zimmerman has been untouchable in 10 home starts this season, going 9-0 with a 1.50 ERA, 0.94 WHIP and a BAA of .201 in 72 IP. Enjoying his career best groundball percentage, control, and xERA, Zimmerman continues to build upon an already dynamic skill set. Zimmerman will now face a slumping offensive squad with a .594 team OPS over the past two weeks.

Our Pick
WASHINGTON -1½ +108 (Risking 2 units - To Win: 2.16)