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How Sharps are Betting Thursday Football


CBS will debut its new Thursday Night NFL package this evening when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Baltimore Ravens. How’s that for timing! All the drama in Baltimore this week and THAT’S where the Thursday Night game is! Just what the embattled commissioner needed, three hours of prime time coverage about their gaffe.


Sharps don’t worry about the soap operas in the NFL, they’re focused on finding investment value. Let’s see how the Wise Buys have been betting that opening matchup of Week Two, as well as the FOUR college football games set for Thursday and Friday action. We’ll take the games in schedule rotation order…


PITTSBURGH AT BALTIMORE (Thursday-NFL): An opener of Baltimore -3 has been back to -2.5. Home field advantage is generally work three points in the NFL, and there’s little evidence right now that the teams are dead even. Baltimore struggled badly last week as they try to adjust to new offensive playcalling from Gary Kubiak. Pittsburgh had a great first half, but then blew the cover vs. Cleveland. Had the Steelers played a full 60 minutes at a high level, sources tell us this line may have dropped to +2 or +1 (which is still might in game day betting before kickoff). Sharps definitely like Pittsburgh at a full +3, but may be satisfied with using the Steelers in two-team teasers at +8 or +8.5 rather than investing heavily on them at +2.5 straight. The opening Over/Under of 43.5 has been bet up to 44.5, largely because Baltimore looks like it will be extremely pass heavy under their new offensive coordinator (particularly after their starting running back was kicked off the team!)
 

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Ace what was the angle on that NYY game? Congrats on the win, but looking at it Cobb hasn't lost a game since the all-star break and Pineda has barely pitched this year. Just wanna know what you saw that I didn't?
 

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Down 3 for tonight down in NFL 12.5 in Doc's units + down 16.7 in NCAAF for - 29.2 units in Doc's units
 

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Ace what was the angle on that NYY game? Congrats on the win, but looking at it Cobb hasn't lost a game since the all-star break and Pineda has barely pitched this year. Just wanna know what you saw that I didn't?

Needed to win....it's about the playoff and Pineda was over do.... Ny was the better power team
 

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Any books that qualify for your promotion would take 105 juice?

On the top of the forum hit BETONLINE. Than hit football...than hit NFL. You will see a lot of -110 but you have ne -102
hou +100. Phi +100. NYY -105
cfb the same
tonight game CINN -105

its alway good to have more than one book. Diff books one will have the line at the right price...
me over 12 acct

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3-Unit Play. Take #128 Central Michigan (+6.5)over Syracuse (7 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 13)
Central Michigan is right there with Northern Illinois as one of the top teams in the MAC. They get a rare home game against a team from one of the top conferences. You know the home crowd is going to be excited for this one and that will give the Chippewas a big advantage. Central Michigan blew out Purdue last week on the road and I think they can do the same thing here at home. Syracuse struggled to beat FCS team Villanova in its opener. The Orange needed double-overtime to win 27-26 when Villanova couldn't convert a two-point conversion that would've won the game. The Chippewas have covered the spread in five of their last six games and they are 7-2 ATS after they beat a team by 20 or more points. I think that CMU is a very strong underdog in this game and I think they have a chance to beat Syracuse outright. Take the points.


this game play at 12:00 Est can you chech that agian please.
 

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4-Unit Play. Take #114 Marshall (-20.5) over Ohio (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 13)
This spread jumped out at me. There is not a three-touchdown difference between these two teams in terms of talent. But this spread is high because Marshall's high-powered offense is capable of a big blowout. That is exactly what I think is going to happen in this one. This is a big revenge game for the home team. They lost 34-21 last year at Ohio and the Bobcats have beaten the Thundering Herd three straight times! The Marshall seniors have never beaten Ohio but that is going to change today. Ohio lost 20-3 at Kentucky last week but that game was not as close as the final score looked. The Bobcats are really struggling on offense and they are not going to be able to keep up in a shootout with Marshall. Marshall is averaging 45 points in two games while Ohio is averaging just 10 points a game. I think this one is going to be a blowout from start to finish and Marshall should easily get the cash.

this one too ACE please
 

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hey ACE most of your Pick is Wrong with the Time. do you know That. its This the old Pick :think2:
 

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4-Unit Play. Take #114 Marshall (-20.5) over Ohio (3:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 13)
This spread jumped out at me. There is not a three-touchdown difference between these two teams in terms of talent. But this spread is high because Marshall's high-powered offense is capable of a big blowout. That is exactly what I think is going to happen in this one. This is a big revenge game for the home team. They lost 34-21 last year at Ohio and the Bobcats have beaten the Thundering Herd three straight times! The Marshall seniors have never beaten Ohio but that is going to change today. Ohio lost 20-3 at Kentucky last week but that game was not as close as the final score looked. The Bobcats are really struggling on offense and they are not going to be able to keep up in a shootout with Marshall. Marshall is averaging 45 points in two games while Ohio is averaging just 10 points a game. I think this one is going to be a blowout from start to finish and Marshall should easily get the cash.

this one too ACE please


Thanks about the time....BUT.....DONT POSTED MY PICKS. If I want them up....I will do it
 

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How Sharps are Betting This Weekend’s NFL
One game down and 15 to go here in Week Two of the NFL season. Let’s take a look at how the Wise guys have been betting the Sunday and Monday Night pro football matchups so far. As always, games are presented in rotation order so you can make notes conveniently in your schedules.


DETROIT AT CAROLINA: Sharps are once again lining up against Carolina. Many lost BIG money last week because they thought the loss of Cam Newton would be a major factor against Tampa Bay. Money has been coming in on the Lions in a way that suggests, once again, that Newton will miss the game. Carolina opened at -3.5. We’re now seeing a tug-of-war developing between Detroit +3 and Carolina -2.5…with the tugging coming harder on the Lions. Sources say that some sharps were impressed with the Lions this past Monday Night vs. NYG, and are betting “pro-Detroit” rather than “anti-Carolina.” Nothing happening on the total yet. From this point forward, if we don’t mention the total, it’s because sharps haven’t indicated a preference as of publication time.


MIAMI AT BUFFALO: Both teams won last week in impressive fashion as underdogs. Sharps may have been a bit more impressed with Miami, because an opener of +1 is down to pick-em. Oddsmakers were already rating the Dolphins as the better team with the opener…the Wise Guy felt the distance wasn’t enough. The Over/Under is down from 44.5 to 43 with some doubt about the ability of both quarterbacks to play well two weeks in a row.


JACKSONVILLE AT WASHINGTON: No interest on the team side here. Washington has looked awful thus far in 2014 (exhibitions and opener). But, -6 is about as low as you’ll see for a home team against the lousy Jaguars. Jacksonville did have a surprising first half last week…but was badly outclassed by the Eagles once Philly woke up. Wise Guys don’t want a piece of either team, though we’re hearing that some underdog money is waiting to see if the public pushes the line any higher. Those groups will settle for +6 if that’s the best they’ll get on game day. The Over/Under is down from 45 to 43.5 or 43. There aren’t currently any forecasts for significant weather issues, so Under betting on Sunday is connected to personnel or situational handicapping. So odd to see Under support after sharps spent five weeks betting Overs (to their regret!).


DALLAS AT TENNESSEE: We’ve mentioned often in the past that it takes a lot of money to move off a three and STAY off in the NFL. So, even though it’s only a half-point move, the sharps really loved Tennessee at -3 on the opener. It’s been a solid -3.5 everywhere since the move, meaning no buyback on Dallas at the hook. Some sharps took a late day flyer on the Cowboys last week and were immediately embarrassed. But, a lot more sharps were heavy on the Titans at Kansas City and cleaned up. Our first Over of the week as the opening total of 47.5 is up to 49. We hear that’s based entirely on the bad defense of Dallas.


ARIZONA AT NY GIANTS: Huge support here for Arizona after Monday Night Football showed how far off the pace the Giants are in learning their new offense. We’ve flipped favorits as an opener of NYG -1 is now up to Arizona -2.5. We’re hearing that sharp dog money is waiting for the full three. If the line stays at -2.5…then sharps will be satisfied to use the Giants in two-team teasers at +8.5 (a strategy that’s already lost for them on the Steelers this week). The total is down from 44.5 to 42.5 on the theory that NYG’s offense will have serious trouble getting points on the board against Arizona’s strong defense.


NEW ENGLAND AT MINNESOTA: This has been the least bet game so far for sharps. Sources tell us that the Wise Guys had made the number three themselves. That means they’ll fade any move from the public off the key number. No interest on the total.


NEW ORLEANS AT CLEVELAND: Only half the story has been told here thus far. Sharps preferring the Saints have driven the opener of -6 up to -6.5. Sharps preferring the Browns are waiting to see if they can get the full seven on game day. The public does like betting on Drew Brees. But, that’s cost the public a fortune this year and last! The Wise Guys wanting the Browns may have to settle for +6.5, or just pass the game. We’re hearing that the contingent wanting Browns +7 is significantly larger than the one that bet Saints -6.


ATLANTA AT CINCINNATI: Another dead spot on the card, with an opener of Cincinnati -5 standing solid all week. Sharps made the game five, and recognize that both teams are in letdown spots after very important divisional wins last week. The Over/Under is up from 48 to 49 in many places because interconference games tend to have less defensive intensity.


ST. LOUIS AT TAMPA BAY: Sharps still love Tampa Bay vs. backup quarterbacks! The fact that this game has moved from Bucs -3.5 to Bucs -6 may be suggesting that Shaun Hill won’t be able to return from his quad injury, meaning #3 Austin Davis or emergency acquisition Case Keenum could be seeing action. Either way, a Lovie Smith coached team should be expected to shut down backup QB’s…and that’s all the Rams have since the Sam Bradford injury. The total has dropped from 38 to 37, which is very low for the NFL these days.


SEATTLE AT SAN DIEGO: Seattle is up from -5 to -6 given their stellar start to the season at Green Bay while San Diego’s offense struggled vs. Arizona (in what did turn out to be an underdog cover for them anyway). We’re hearing San Diego money would come in at +7, and might even settle for +6.5 if that’s the best they’re going to get. Plenty of time before this late kickoff for the public to heat the Seahawks.


HOUSTON AT OAKLAND: Very little interest in this one…as we again have unimpressive teams priced right where the sharps had made the number anyway. The total has dropped from 40.5 to 39.5 because of the weak offensive performances both teams put on the board last week.


NY JETS AT GREEN BAY: Low interesting game at the opening price. The Packers started at -8. Some stores are testing -8.5. Sportsbooks would prefer this one move out of the teaser window, because the whole world will take Green Bay -2 or -2.5 in two-team teasers if there isn’t a line move before kickoff. Sharps have bet the total up from 45 to 46.


KANSAS CITY AT DENVER: No interest here either, with Denver -12.5 still standing pat. We may see a tug-of-war develop on game day between the public on Denver -12.5 and sharps on Kansas City +13. The Wise Guys were skeptical about the Chiefs last week, and got paid off. This is a very high number for a battle of playoff teams though.


CHICAGO AT SAN FRANCISCO: Looks like we have a tug-of-war shaping up here between San Francisco -6.5 and Chicago +7. There are already signs of that between different sharp syndicates. Public betting will only magnify the issue because most squares want TV favorites, but the Bears do have a large square following. Pick your team and get the best number! That’s what the Wise Guys are doing.


PHILADELPHIA AT INDIANAPOLIS (Monday Night): Possibly a tug-of-war here too between Indianapolis -3 and Philadelphia +3.5. For now, the Colts are getting more support at the three...but not enough to sustain any moves off the key number. The total is up from 52.5 to 54, projecting a shootout in good scoring conditions with talented young quarterbacks. Monitor line moves on game day for additional information.


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hi ace gl this year.could u post the lines what they were at the beginning of the season for all weeks pls incl this one..thanks going forward
 

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hi ace gl this year.could u post the lines what they were at the beginning of the season for all weeks pls incl this one..thanks going forward

posted 16 of week1 has them all

Week 2


Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens (-2 (-120)), Thursday


Atlanta Falcons at Cincinnati Bengals (-3)


New Orleans Saints (-2.5) at Cleveland Browns


New England Patriots (-3 (-115)) at Minnesota Vikings


Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers (-3.5)


Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills (-1)


Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants (-3)


Jacksonville Jaguars at Washington Redskins (-9)


Dallas Cowboys (-2.5) at Tennessee Titans


Seattle Seahawks (-2.5) at San Diego Chargers


St. Louis Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-2.5)


New York Jets at Green Bay Packers (-8.5)


Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos (-7)


Houston Texans (-2.5) at Oakland Raiders


Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers (-7)


Philadelphia Eagles at Indianapolis Colts (-2.5)
 

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