ATS: 5-2 (+8.30 units)
Totals: 3-1 (+3.47 units)
Moneylines: 3-3 (+0.70 units)
1st half: 3-3 (-1.24 units)
2nd half: 5-1 (+9.37 units)
Overall: 19-10 (+20.60 units)
Alright, if I get up to 25 units at any point this season, I'll stop calling it an experiment. But I still think what goes up is due to go down shortly.
I don't see anything that is an absolute grab at the moment, but here are my thoughts...
I know I'm getting an earful for this one, but 19.5 is a ton for Edmonton to cover. Perhaps I am going to get suckered into a very large line, but even Winnepeg has to cover at some point. Now by no means do they have a chance in this game, but even if they give up 40 in this one, 21 still gets the cover done... Now I know 21 seems impossible for Winnepeg, which paired with Edmonton having a longer week than usual to stew over the mess they blew in Montreal could cause a long long night in Edmonton for the Bombers. Don't ask me what it is I see in Edmonton that shows some sort of potential weakness, but I see a team that could be in for a closer game than expected in this wacky league, and especially closer than this number seems to allow. Just asking the Bombers not to get blown out on this one... But just like the rest of these leans, they're merely leans and not plays at this point... awaiting some feedback.
Toronto + the TD. BC is a bitch of a place to go into, but even the Argos should be able to score some points in this one. With a defensive minded team like Toronto is, I think a TD is generous in this one. Regardless it should be a great battle between potent offense and powerful defense. Momentum also must be on the Argos side after the comeback against the Riders... speaking of which...
Gimme the Ti-Cats this week in Saskatchewan and the 9 points. Coming off of a bye week has given the Ti-Cats plenty of time to prepare for this one. The Riders definitely let an important game slip away, and I could DEFINITELY see them losing this game *gasp!* outright. Hamilton has been a tricky team thus far, and just like I thought coming into the season, will be a tricky team for the bigger names to avoid down the stretch as this team learns how to adapt together. Granted... Danny Mac is still quarterbacking this team, but he looked a lot better off the bench after being replaced two weeks ago, and perhaps will carry momentum into Saskatchewan, where the Riders look vulnerable after the collapse and without Dominguez.
No real feel for the Ottawa/Calgary game of yet. I suppose the insinuated line here is that this teams are virtually even, but even still, I don't think I can bring myself to betting on Calgary in this one. Seems to be a tricky spot where the Gades can get back into the win column very easily.
Totals: 3-1 (+3.47 units)
Moneylines: 3-3 (+0.70 units)
1st half: 3-3 (-1.24 units)
2nd half: 5-1 (+9.37 units)
Overall: 19-10 (+20.60 units)
Alright, if I get up to 25 units at any point this season, I'll stop calling it an experiment. But I still think what goes up is due to go down shortly.
I don't see anything that is an absolute grab at the moment, but here are my thoughts...
I know I'm getting an earful for this one, but 19.5 is a ton for Edmonton to cover. Perhaps I am going to get suckered into a very large line, but even Winnepeg has to cover at some point. Now by no means do they have a chance in this game, but even if they give up 40 in this one, 21 still gets the cover done... Now I know 21 seems impossible for Winnepeg, which paired with Edmonton having a longer week than usual to stew over the mess they blew in Montreal could cause a long long night in Edmonton for the Bombers. Don't ask me what it is I see in Edmonton that shows some sort of potential weakness, but I see a team that could be in for a closer game than expected in this wacky league, and especially closer than this number seems to allow. Just asking the Bombers not to get blown out on this one... But just like the rest of these leans, they're merely leans and not plays at this point... awaiting some feedback.
Toronto + the TD. BC is a bitch of a place to go into, but even the Argos should be able to score some points in this one. With a defensive minded team like Toronto is, I think a TD is generous in this one. Regardless it should be a great battle between potent offense and powerful defense. Momentum also must be on the Argos side after the comeback against the Riders... speaking of which...
Gimme the Ti-Cats this week in Saskatchewan and the 9 points. Coming off of a bye week has given the Ti-Cats plenty of time to prepare for this one. The Riders definitely let an important game slip away, and I could DEFINITELY see them losing this game *gasp!* outright. Hamilton has been a tricky team thus far, and just like I thought coming into the season, will be a tricky team for the bigger names to avoid down the stretch as this team learns how to adapt together. Granted... Danny Mac is still quarterbacking this team, but he looked a lot better off the bench after being replaced two weeks ago, and perhaps will carry momentum into Saskatchewan, where the Riders look vulnerable after the collapse and without Dominguez.
No real feel for the Ottawa/Calgary game of yet. I suppose the insinuated line here is that this teams are virtually even, but even still, I don't think I can bring myself to betting on Calgary in this one. Seems to be a tricky spot where the Gades can get back into the win column very easily.