Service Plays Saturday 9/17/22

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Jason Sharpe

3* AZ -110

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Tony George

4 Units - #955 / #956 Miami / Washington (OVER 8) *4 EST

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Clay Travis ?

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Brad Powers

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.5*Missouri St +26
1*SE Louisiana UNDER 60.5
.5*Eastern Michigan +11.5 1st Half

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Sports bank?

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Brad Powers

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.5*Missouri St +26
1*SE Louisiana UNDER 60.5
.5*Eastern Michigan +11.5 1st Half

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Executive

450 NCST
300 WASH
250 SMU
250 FL ATL

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Tommy Brunson

100 DIME Non-Conference Dead Mortal Lock
Ark St +14.5

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Gus Augustine

50 DIME Non-Conference Total of the Year
UNLV over

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Marco D'Angelo

5% [CFB] (183) SMU at (184) Maryland

SMU +2.5 (-110)

4% [CFB] (175) Texas Tech at (176) NC State

NC State -10.0 (-115)

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Raphael Esparza VSI

3 Unit Play. Take #970 Toronto -1.5 +130 over Baltimore (3:05p.m., Saturday, September 17)

Last night the Blue Jays won at home against the Orioles 6-3 and I see another run-line Jays winner. Blue Jays starter Jose Berrios has dominated Baltimore in his career winning 7-Straight and I see him mowing down the Orioles lineup tonight. Toronto is 12-4 last 16 games and 14-4 against AL East winners.

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Kyle Anthony



Game: (24665) Cameron VanCamp at (24666) Nikolas Motta
Date/Time: Sep 18 2022 12:10 AM EDT
Betting Line Provider: Consensus Line
Play Rating: 1%
Play: Cameron VanCamp +200



Released September 13, 2022 3:28 PM EDT
Game: (24653) Damon Jackson at (24654) Pat Sabatini
Date/Time: Sep 18 2022 12:35 AM EDT
Betting Line Provider: Consensus Line
Play Rating: 2%
Play: Pat Sabatini & Anthony Hernandez +128



2% Parlay:

Pat Sabatini (-190) & Anthony Hernandez (-200) = (+128)



Released September 16, 2022 7:00 PM EDT
Last Update September 16, 2022 7:26 PM EDT
Game: (24629) Alen Amedovski at (24630) Joseph Pyfer
Date/Time: Sep 18 2022 12:45 AM EDT
Betting Line Provider: Consensus Line
Play Rating: 3%
Play: Total Under 1.5 (-165)

In a main card bout Joseph Pyfer faces Alen Amedovski…

Two things you need to understand. First, this fight's sole purpose is setting Pyfer up with a dominating finish. Secondly, Alen Amedovski is absolutely terrible.

Joseph Pyfer's roughly a (-440) favorite heading into Saturday night and for all good reasons. A young up and comer well rounded with power and athleticism. No doubt an incredible upside career wise. With that said, UFC easing him into the organization after a round 2 knockout victory on Dana White's Contender Series. Not only is Pyfer talented but he's basically everything that Alen Amedovski isn't. A few red flags here… lets start off with Alen's only fought 5 times since 2018. This inactively sounds alarming with an aging fighter and limited cage time. Now mid 30's coming off back to back round 1 knockout losses as well. Plus neither of those fights made it past the first minute of round 1. Yup. Getting KO'ed is one thing but Amedovski appeared like he just woke up and rolled off the couch. Only logging 3 UFC bouts with two of which taking place in 2019. 0-3 run in the organization normally means you're checking Monster.com for new career opportunities. Well, not when they're building a future stud. Stylistically, Pyfer's well equipped with an ever growing skill set honing his craft. Has a solid stand up game mixed with strong takedowns and ability to control grappling. Always seeking a finish willing to push high pace aggressively. While Allen's reckless, wild in the pocket and defensively unaware. Add in the fact he's small for the division and Pyfer should dominate in any fashion he chooses. Can't see him surviving many early exchanges as I fully expect out the gate heavy shots thrown. But in some odd strange wild situation early and Allen lands… we're covered. Don't think fight gets out of round 1.



3% Play: Pyfer/Amedovski UNDER 1.5 rounds (-165)



Released September 14, 2022 11:06 PM EDT
Last Update September 15, 2022 10:18 PM EDT
Game: (24609) Gregory Rodrigues at (24610) Chidi Njokuani
Date/Time: Sep 18 2022 1:00 AM EDT
Betting Line Provider: Consensus Line
Play Rating: 5%
Play: Chidi Njokuani -105

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In a main card bout Chidi Njokuani faces Gregory Rodrigues…

Cashed on all 3 of Chidi's UFC bouts. Not stopping there when market providing even money in a highly favorable match up.

Both these men are products of Dana White's Contender Series, yet Chidi Njokuani isn't your average up and comer. With nearly 30 professional MMA bouts under his belt doubling the experience of Gregory Rodrigues. Only suffering 7 losses over that span with 5 coming against UFC caliber talent. It's a completely different path than most coming from DWCS. Since entering the UFC Chidi's lined up 3 straight brutal knockout victories displaying power and versatility. Technically speaking, long rangy combinations backed by a well-rounded skill set. Light on his feet freely switching stances from south paw to orthodox disguising his attacks. Success Saturday will come from footwork as well as strong output and pace. The biggest edge will be his large 5-inch reach advantage. Interestingly enough, since entering the UFC Gregory Rodrigues always had a reach advantage over opponents. Not only that but even prior to the UFC he's never faced someone this long as well as this skilled. Brings a new dynamic to an overall tough stylistic match up. On the feet Gregory's boxing heavy approach shouldn't cause any issues for Njokuani. With the more versatile stand up game and stronger kick boxing I believe Chidi can easily out land him. Biggest vulnerability for Gregory is his inability keeping head off center line. 2 out of his last 3 fights was rocked and wobbled by lesser strikers. Even against a lower level Junyong Park, Gregory was rocked and almost finished. If it wasn't for Park's even worse cardio he'd probably had won. If Chidi lands in that fashion, …it's night night for Rodrigues. Add in the consistent fakes and faints of Njokunai drawing out actions from opponents should further be problematic for Gregory. Yes, both men have high level BJJ credentials, but we've seen once Gregory grapples his explosiveness dips downward. It's a large reason he'll limit grappling situations due to how taxing it is on his gas tank. If fight goes to the ground Chidi's highly capable of defending or reversing position. Even in the clinch Njokuani's lethal firing vicious elbows and knee in tight. Anywhere fight goes I believe he'll find success and bring home a W and Max Play cash for the squad.



5% MAX PLAY: Chidi Njokuani (-105)





Released September 12, 2022 5:43 PM EDT
Last Update September 13, 2022 2:46 PM EDT

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