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Complimentary MLB Pick for June 17th, 2014

Game: San Diego Padres @ Seattle Mariners
Time: Tuesday 06/17 3:40 PM Eastern
Pick: San Diego +123 (moneyline) at Bookmaker


The San Diego Padres will likely make a stand and dedicate this game to their best player in history, Tony Gwynn who passed yesterday. We have seen many cases in history where a team rises to the occasion under similar circumstances. Seattle will go with Roenis Elias, who has made just 14 career starts, and the worst of them was his last time out. Elias has fared well on the road, but has not done so at home where he is just 1-4. San Diego has been 13-6 behind Stults when he takes the ball following a game where San Diego scored 2 or fewer runs. The Mariners have stumbled at home as a small favorite from -110 to -150 where they are a lowly 1-6 in their last seven. The Padres get it done today.

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Soccer Plays
bernardtips
League : WORLD World Cup
Russia - South Korea
Tips : Russia Win


getmybet
League : WORLD World Cup
Russia - South Korea
Tips : OVER 2.0


totalwintips
League : WORLD World Cup
Belgium - Algeria
Tips : OVER 2.5


mysecretbets
League : WORLD World Cup
Belgium - Algeria
Tips : OVER 2.5


myperfectbets
League : FINLAND
Jyvaskyla - Haka
Tips : Both teams to Score


goforwinners
League : WORLD World Cup
Russia - South Korea
Tips : Russia Win

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EZWINNERS

1 STAR SELECTION: (903) Philadelphia Phillies +$147
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1 STAR SELECTION: (915) Toronto Blue Jays +$150
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1 STAR SELECTION: (911) Colorado Rockies +$160
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GC: MLB Play

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On Tuesday the free MLB Road warrior system play is on the Cincinnati Reds. Game 901 at 7:05 eastern. The Reds have won 5 of 7 this year vs the Pittsburgh Pirates, including a 3 game series sweep here back in April. The Reds apply to a solid system that has won 11 of 13 times when playing on road favorites off a road win where they scored 10 or more runs vs an opponent off a road loss where they had 5 or more hits. The Reds have J. Cueto on the Mound and he has 15 of 20 vs the Pirates in his career with a stellar 2.27 era. In his last 2 starts vs the Pirates Cueto has been Dominant allowing just 2 runs in 18 innings. Cueto has a solid 2.09 road era this season. He will oppose Cumpton for Pittsburgh and he has a 6.06 era this year and a 9.64 era in his last 3 starts. The Reds are 3-0 as a road favorite if the total is less than 10 and they are off a road win and scored 5 or more runs. On Tuesday we have Big MLB Power Plays. One is a tremendous 29-1 Pitching Angle play the other from a huge Never lost Dominator system. There is also a 100% Totals system. We also have another World cup play and they are 3-0 on Sides after Mondays sweep. Jump on now and cash big on Tuesday with the Most Powerful data in the Industry. For the free play take the Cincinnati Reds. GC

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Diamond Trends - Tuesday
By Vince Akins
VegasInsider

SU TREND OF THE DAY:

The Braves are 12-0 since September 05, 2012 at home after a 5+ run loss for a net profit of $1212.

PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:

When Tommy Milone starts the Athletics are 9-0 since April 24, 2012 after winning as an away dog by less than eight runs in his last start for a net profit of $992.

MLB BIBLE ACTIVE TREND:

Zack Greinke has produced a team record of 30-1 (+$2827) since 2011 as a home favorite of more than -140, if there were between 2 and 12 combined runs scored in his last start.

CHOICE TREND:

The Indians are 10-0 since September 23, 2004 as a favorite when they are off two one-run wins and it is not the last game of a series for a net profit of $1000.

ACTIVE TRENDS:

When Jon Niese starts the Mets are 2-12 since April 20, 2012 after he had a WHIP of less than one his last start for a net profit of $1239 when playing against.

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MLB Odds and Picks
By: Micah Roberts
Sportingnews

LAS VEGAS -- If the Kansas City Royals are to march to the top of the AL Central standings, they're going to have to have to break a few big streaks Detroit has going for them tonight. The Royals eight-game winning streak is their longest since reeling off nine straight in August, and their 11-8 victory last night against Justin Verlander was their first win against the division bully in six games this season.

At the beginning of the month, the Royals trailed Detroit by 6.5 games, but the combination of winning 11 of their last 13 games and the Tigers going 5-9 has Kansas City one-half game behind Detroit in the division. With a Royals win tonight, the Tigers will be bumped from the top of the standings for the first time all season.

The Royals have their work cut out for them, though. Detroit has won their past 13 home games behind Max Scherzer (8-2, 3.05 ERA), with Scherzer going 10-0 with a 2.38 ERA over that stretch. They've also won his last nine starts against the Royals with Scherzer getting credit for the win in five of those while posting a 2.53 ERA.

Scherzer continued his mastery over the Royals in the season opening series when he went eight shutout innings, striking out seven, in a 2-1 extra innings Tigers win. In his last start Thursday at the White Sox, Scherzer had the first complete-game shutout of his career in a 4-0 win which saved the Tigers from being swept.

While Verlander continues to have issues and has been part of the reason for the Tigers' June swoon (19 runs allowed in 18.2 innings, three losses), Scherzer has been brilliant. The Tigers have gone 10-4 behind the reigning Cy Young award winner, giving bettors a +4.6 unit profit margin. He's been favored in 12 of his 14 starts and the only time he was a short underdog, the Tigers won both of those games. Tonight he's a -147 favorite over Yordano Ventura (4-5, 3.20).

Ventura has had a high pitcher rating all season, despite the Royals only posting a 5-7 record behind him this season. Tonight's game will only be the third time he has been an underdog, and in those two games, it was only EVEN money. Against Scherzer, he's getting a season-high +137.

While Scherzer's 13-game home streak is an impressive and daunting one to go against, Ventura comes in having strung together two consecutive wins for the first time. Kansas City had lost all five of his May starts. In those two games, he only had four strikeouts combined over 13 innings, but his command of the fastball was the best the team has seen all season while beating Michael Wacha and the Cardinals, 3-2, last week and Trevor Bauer and the then-hot Indians, 4-1, on Wednesday.

After struggling the first two months in the power department with only 24 homers, the Royals have gone deep 12 times in the first 14 games of June. In April, they hit .264 and average four runs a game. In May, they hit .246 and averaged 3.7 runs a game, but in June they have hit .288 and averaged 5.5 runs a game.

Scherzer is not a pitcher bettors typically want to mess around with, especially coming off a shutout and having a long line of success at home and also over the Royals, but Kansas City's current form along with Ventura realizing he doesn't have to strikeout everyone makes taking +137 attractive.

Tuesday selections:

Royals (Ventura) +137 at Tigers

Giants (Cain) -119 at White Sox

Astros (Keuchel) +124 at Nationals

Twins (Hughes) +140 at Red Sox

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Tuesday's Tip Sheet
By Kevin Rogers
VegasInsider

Royals at Tigers

Probable Pitchers:
KC: Ventura (4-5, 3.20 ERA)
DET: Scherzer (8-2, 3.05 ERA)

Series recap: The Royals finally beat the Tigers for the first time in six meetings this season, outlasting Detroit, 11-8 on Monday night. Kansas City built an 11-2 lead before Detroit scored six runs in the ninth inning to make things interesting. The Royals cashed as +130 underdogs, while winning their season-high eighth straight game.

What to watch for: Kansas City has won seven consecutive contests against AL Central opponents, while hitting the ‘over’ in each of the past four games overall. The Tigers own an impressive 10-1 record in home Game 2’s of a series this season, while Detroit has compiled a perfect 6-0 record at Comerica Park when Scherzer takes the mound.

Giants at White Sox

Probable Pitchers:
SF: Cain (1-4, 3.84 ERA)
CHW: Danks (5-5, 4.17 ERA)

Previous series recap: Both these clubs were swept at home this past weekend, as each squad lost in different fashions. The Giants blew several late leads against the Rockies, including two defeats in the ninth inning. The White Sox allowed 22 runs to the Royals in the three losses, while riding a four-game losing streak.

What to watch for: San Francisco was rolling along prior to this current 1-6 stretch, while cashing the ‘over’ in five consecutive contests. The Giants have won seven of their last 10 games on the highway, as San Francisco looks to improve on a 3-1 mark in Cain’s past four starts. The Sox are 9-3 in home series openers this season, while Danks is 2-0 in his last two starts, both in the underdog role.

Rangers at Athletics

Probable Pitchers:
TEX: Darvish (7-2, 2.11 ERA)
OAK: Milone (4-3, 3.47 ERA)

Series recap: The road team continues to dominate between these AL West rivals, improving to 7-0 in seven matchups this season as the Rangers blasted the Athletics, 14-8 to cash as +160 underdogs last night. Texas is a perfect 4-0 at O.Co Coliseum this season, while the Rangers scored double-digit runs on the road for the fifth time in 2014.

What to watch for: The Rangers send out their ace tonight as Darvish has won each of his last four starts, while Texas owns a 5-0 record in his five road outings. The A’s have won seven of their past eight games off a loss, while Oakland is riding a five-game winning streak in Milone’s previous five trips to the mound.

Rockies at Dodgers

Probable Pitchers:
COL: Chacin (1-4, 4.53 ERA)
LAD: Greinke (8-3, 2.65 ERA)

Series recap: Colorado’s five-game winning streak came to a halt last night, falling at Los Angeles, 6-1 in its series opener. The Rockies had captured four of their past five meetings at Chavez Ravine prior to Monday’s defeat, while seeing their modest three-game hot streak on the road coming to an end. The Dodgers improved to 5-1 in their last six home series openers.

What to watch for: Los Angeles has seen ups and downs at home, posting a 3-9 record in its last 12 games at Dodger Stadium off a win. Greinke looks to get on track tonight as the Dodgers have lost each of his last three trips to the mound, including a 5-4 setback at Coors Field in extra innings earlier this month. Since going 0-6 in his first six starts this season, the Rockies have on each of Chacin’s last two outings, including an impressive seven-inning scoreless effort against the Braves in his last start.

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BEN BURNS

10* MLB Personal Favorite!

Detroit Tigers ML -142

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Ecks and Bacon

Ben lee had the splits on Monday winning with $25 on USA +$200/Ghana and losing with $25 on the draw +$240.

"Mr Chalk" had Np on Monday.

E&b lost all his future golf wagers this weekend and was -$80.

(1) Phil Rory (L)

(2) Lee Westwood (L)

(3) Keegan Bradley (L)

(4) Jordan Speith (L)

(5) Jason Daily (L)

(6) Ricky Fowler (L)

(7) Jimmy Walker (L)

For Tuesday in MLB in the American League "Mr Chalk" likes the Tigers -$145/Royals.

E&B have Np for Tuesday.

Ben lee is 1-8 -$55 for week thirty four 147-175-5 -$3348

"Mr Chalk" is 31-30 -$750 for the 2014 MLB season.

All E&B selections will be for $50 unless noted.

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TOM BARTON

3* Cincinnati Reds -125

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INDIAN COWBOY (World Cup Soccer)

7* MEX vs BRA – OVER 2.5 (-140)

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GOODFELLA

Triple Dime bet – Detroit Tigers ML

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Five to Follow MLB Betting: Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Opening Line Report

Rest in peace Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn. The greatest contact hitter I ever saw and Mr. Padre passed away at the way-too-young age of 54 on Monday from a battle with salivary gland cancer. He caught the disease because he often used chewing tobacco, so hopefully that’s a lesson to others. Gwynn won eight NL batting titles, and I really thought he would hit .400 in 1994. He may have had the players not cut the season short due to a strike. It’s still the highest single-season average since Ted Williams batted .406 in 1941. I’m sure parks all around baseball will be having a moment of silence for Gwynn this week. The Padres return home Wednesday. Here’s a look at five interesting matchups on the schedule Tuesday.

Giants-White Sox (+108, 8.5)

San Francisco thinks it will have both catcher Buster Posey and outfielder Angel Pagan for this game. Posey was lifted from Sunday’s game after a hard foul tip of his mask. He passed a concussion test. Because the Giants have the DH for this series it wouldn’t surprise me to see him there. Pagan was a late scratch Sunday with a back issue. Matt Cain gets the call for the Giants. Cain (1-4, 3.84) lasted only five innings last time out, allowing four runs in a loss to Washington. Not many White Sox have faced him. Adam Dunn is 6-for-20 with two home runs. Lefty John Danks goes for the Pale Hose. Danks (5-5, 4.17) has been tremendous over his past four starts with a 1.55 ERA.

Key trends: The Giants have won seven straight interleague games. Chicago is 1-7 in its past eight interleague games against righty starters. The “under” is 6-0 in San Francisco’s past six interleague road games.

Early lean: Danks finally looks like he did before Tommy John surgery, so he’s the pick.



Astros-Nationals (-125, 7)

Every time I think Washington is going to run away with the NL East, the Nats go on a slide. They enter this one having lost four straight, but those were all away from home. Tanner Roark looks to get things turned around in Tuesday’s series opener. Roark (5-4, 2.92) has won two straight starts, allowing just two runs and 10 hits over 14 innings. He has never faced Houston. The Astros counter with their ace Dallas Keuchel (8-3, 2.38). The lefty also has won two straight, allowing just a run and nine hits over 14 innings. Only a few Nationals have faced him. Ryan Zimmermann is 2-for-3 with two RBIs off him.

Key trends: The Astros have won their past six on the road when Keuchel starts. Washington is 9-2 in its past 11 after an off day. The Nats are 10-1 in the past 11 meetings.

Early lean: “Under” at -110.



Blue Jays at Yankees (-166, 8)

OK, finally, New York’s Masahiro Tanaka will face a good offense for the second time. It hasn’t happened yet this season because I don’t consider the Cubs a good offense. Tanaka (10-1, 2.02) has been brilliant overall. He made his big-league debut on April 4 in Toronto, allowing three runs (tied for his second-most) and six hits over seven innings. Melky Cabrera homered off him. Marcus Stroman starts for Toronto. Stroman (3-1, 5.18) has yet to face the Yankees. He has had a quality start in all three of his big-league starts.

Key trends: The Jays have won eight of their past 10 series openers. The “under” has hit in eight of Toronto’s nine against a righty starter. The “under” is 5-1 in Tanaka’s past six.

Early lean: I think the Jays beat Tanaka. The Yankees also don’t know Stroman.



Rangers at A’s (-102, 7)

This had been the lowest total on the board, opening at six, before late movement up. No surprise it opened at six considering that Yu Darvish is pitching for the Rangers. Darvish (7-2, 2.11) has won four straight starts, allowing a combined six runs while striking out 36. He has struggled against the A’s, going 0-1 with a 6.75 ERA in two starts. Coco Crisp (.368, one HR, seven RBIs) and Brandon Moss (.350, four HRs, six RBIs) hit him well. It’s lefty Tommy Milone (4-3, 3.47) for Oakland. The A’s have won his past five outings. He faced Texas in April and allowed three runs over six innings. Adrian Beltre is a career .412 hitter with two homers off him.

Key trends: The Rangers have lost seven straight Tuesday games. But they are 6-0 Darvish’s past six on the road. Texas is 1-7 in Darvish’s past eight against Oakland.

Early lean: It appears the A’s have Darvish’s number, but he’s too good of value at only -108 to pass up.



Rockies at Dodgers (-180, 7)

With so many injuries, I was ready to bury the Rockies before they went into San Francisco and swept three games this weekend. However, they are the biggest dogs on the board Tuesday against the Dodgers’ Zack Greinke (8-3, 2.65). He had one of his worst outings of the year on June 7 in Colorado, giving up four runs and a season-high 11 hits over seven innings. Carlos Gonzalez hits him well, but he’s one of those Rockies on the DL. It’s Jhoulys Chacin (1-4, 4.53) for the Rockies. He blanked the Braves on two hits over seven innings last Thursday for his fist win. He also pitched June 7 against L.A., allowing three runs over six innings. Andre Ethier is 12-for-29 career with a homer and 10 walks off Chacin.

Key trends: Colorado is 1-7 in Chacin’s past eight Game 2s of a series. The Dodgers are 17-4 in Greinke’s past 21 at home. The Rockies are 4-1 in Chacin’s past five in L.A.

Early lean: Take L.A. at +110 on the runline. Forget that past Greinke start against the Rockies. Coors Field will do that to even the best.

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Jack Jones

20* NL Central GAME OF THE WEEK on Cincinnati Reds -125

15* MLB Tuesday Total DOMINATOR on Royals/Tigers UNDER 8 (-110)

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BOB BALFE

SELECTION:
MILWAUKEE BREWERS -115
(Lohse/Miley)

The Brewers are a better baseball from top to bottom. They have the better hitting team which is great against left handers, the better starting pitcher and the better bullpen. At pretty much even money I like our chances to win the game tonight. Take Milwaukee.