Rob Vinciletti
NFL | Aug 29
New Orleans Saints vs. Oakland Raiders Oakland Raiders
+3-120 at BODOG > 6h.
On Saturday the Bonus Play, as we shoot for 4 straight comp winners is on the Oakland Raiders.Game 264 at 4:00 eastern.Oakland fits a nice preseason system here that plays on certain dogs in Game three off a loss vs an opponent off a win of 20 or more points.This system has cashed 15 of the last 18 times going back through the years.Oakland hasnt played that badly in the preseason as they are averaging 350 yards while allowing 331.The Saints have similar numbers with 368 yards for and 352 against.The Line may be an over reaction to the Saints easy 38-14 win last week.The Raiders have played well at home going 4-1 the last 3 years.Ill take the points with the Raiders here today.On Saturday nights card I have my 2009 Nfl preseason Game of the Year going.Backed with a Huge 96% system,several solid angles and solid overall analysis.This one can be hammered with confidence.In Mlb action I have another big Totals system supplementing the card.Jump on and cash out on Saturday.For the Bonus Play take the Raiders plus the points bol RV-
NFL | Aug 29
New Orleans Saints vs. Oakland Raiders Oakland Raiders
+3-120 at BODOG > 6h.
On Saturday the Bonus Play, as we shoot for 4 straight comp winners is on the Oakland Raiders.Game 264 at 4:00 eastern.Oakland fits a nice preseason system here that plays on certain dogs in Game three off a loss vs an opponent off a win of 20 or more points.This system has cashed 15 of the last 18 times going back through the years.Oakland hasnt played that badly in the preseason as they are averaging 350 yards while allowing 331.The Saints have similar numbers with 368 yards for and 352 against.The Line may be an over reaction to the Saints easy 38-14 win last week.The Raiders have played well at home going 4-1 the last 3 years.Ill take the points with the Raiders here today.On Saturday nights card I have my 2009 Nfl preseason Game of the Year going.Backed with a Huge 96% system,several solid angles and solid overall analysis.This one can be hammered with confidence.In Mlb action I have another big Totals system supplementing the card.Jump on and cash out on Saturday.For the Bonus Play take the Raiders plus the points bol RV-
Great Lakes Sports
NFL Free Selection For Saturday !!
Great Lakes Sports rates their selections 3*, 4*,&5* with 5* being our highest rated selection.
NFL Selection:
Buffalo at Pittsburgh 7:30PM EST Play on: Pittsburgh Steelers (-) over Buffalo Bills
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a stellar 4-1 ATS in preseason vs the Buffalo Bills since 1993, and the Steelers are 10-6 ATS vs conference opponents since 1993. The Buffalo Bills are a terrible 12-16 vs conference opponents since 1993, and they are only 6-9 ATS vs AFC North opponents since 1993. We look for the Pittsburgh Steelers to dismantle the Buffalo Bills for the home Win & cover tonight.
NFL Free Selection For Saturday !!
Great Lakes Sports rates their selections 3*, 4*,&5* with 5* being our highest rated selection.
NFL Selection:
Buffalo at Pittsburgh 7:30PM EST Play on: Pittsburgh Steelers (-) over Buffalo Bills
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a stellar 4-1 ATS in preseason vs the Buffalo Bills since 1993, and the Steelers are 10-6 ATS vs conference opponents since 1993. The Buffalo Bills are a terrible 12-16 vs conference opponents since 1993, and they are only 6-9 ATS vs AFC North opponents since 1993. We look for the Pittsburgh Steelers to dismantle the Buffalo Bills for the home Win & cover tonight.
Frank Jordan
Bonus Play Flashback to the glory days
San Francisco 49ers vs. Dallas Cowboys
Play: Point Spread: Dallas Cowboys -7/106
San Francisco and Dallas once was a great rivalry that would meet up in the playoffs and sometimes the NFC championship game especially in the 80's-90's, but they each team went through a rebuilding stage Dallas is built San Fran on its way back. San Francisco is 2-0 but didn't quite strike gold as they are a pair of one point wins. Dallas is 1-1 and that win was convincingly at home in their new palace. Look for Dallas to lay a good old fashion whoopen on the 9ers. Play Dallas
Bonus Play Flashback to the glory days
San Francisco 49ers vs. Dallas Cowboys
Play: Point Spread: Dallas Cowboys -7/106
San Francisco and Dallas once was a great rivalry that would meet up in the playoffs and sometimes the NFC championship game especially in the 80's-90's, but they each team went through a rebuilding stage Dallas is built San Fran on its way back. San Francisco is 2-0 but didn't quite strike gold as they are a pair of one point wins. Dallas is 1-1 and that win was convincingly at home in their new palace. Look for Dallas to lay a good old fashion whoopen on the 9ers. Play Dallas
Marc Lawrence
Game: Texas Rangers at Minnesota Twins Aug 29 2009 7:10PM
Prediction: Texas Rangers
Reason: Play On: Texas w/Feldman vs Pavano
Note: The Rangers meet the Twins in Game Two of this critical three-game series at the Metrodome this evening when Scott Feldman matches serves with Carl Pavano. Feldman enters the game as the best kept secret in the bigs as he's cashed in 16 of his last 20 road starts, including each of his last 6 in a row. He's also won 4 of his 5 team starts this month. With Pavano just 2-4 with a 5.86 ERA in his last six home team starts, look for the Twins to lose for the 4th straight time at home on Saturdays here this evening.
Game: Texas Rangers at Minnesota Twins Aug 29 2009 7:10PM
Prediction: Texas Rangers
Reason: Play On: Texas w/Feldman vs Pavano
Note: The Rangers meet the Twins in Game Two of this critical three-game series at the Metrodome this evening when Scott Feldman matches serves with Carl Pavano. Feldman enters the game as the best kept secret in the bigs as he's cashed in 16 of his last 20 road starts, including each of his last 6 in a row. He's also won 4 of his 5 team starts this month. With Pavano just 2-4 with a 5.86 ERA in his last six home team starts, look for the Twins to lose for the 4th straight time at home on Saturdays here this evening.
Jeff Benton
I came up short on the Pirates with Friday’s baseball freebie. For Saturday, it’s back to the NFL, and I’ll lay the big points with the Cowboys at home against the 49ers.
Dallas’ first-string offense has looked very, very good through the first two preseason games, and that includes the 31-10 Week 1 loss at Oakland (Tony Romo and Co. played just two series in that one, but scored the team’s only TD). Then last week, Romo went 18-for-24 for 192 of his team’s 355 passing yards in a 30-10 rout of Tennessee.
That victory over the Titans in their brand new stadium continued an incredible preseason trend for the Cowboys. Not only have they won all five preseason home games since coach Wade Phillips took over (covering in four of those games), but you have to go back to 2002 for the last time Dallas lost an exhibition game in Big D. Since 2003, the Pokes are 11-0-1 as a host in August, going an impressive 9-3 ATS.
Conversely, the 49ers have been a big-time go-against team on the road in preseason play, losing 10 of their last 11 on the highway in August (4-7 ATS). And while San Francisco has won its first two games this summer – both at home over Denver and Oakland – it did so only by stopping two two-point conversion attempts (the Broncos and Raiders both scored late in the fourth quarter and could’ve kicked tying extra-points but didn’t want to play overtime).
Finally, San Francisco is down a quarterback in this game. Alex Smith, who this week lost the competition with Shaun Hill for the starting job, is out with an injury. And Hill himself wrenched his back this week, and while he is slated to start, he’s probably not going to play as long as most starters do in Week 3. That leaves the Niners with journeyman Damon Huard and rookie Nate Davis under center for possibly three full quarters! Now you know why Dallas, which will play its starters into the third quarter, is such a hefty chalk. Lay the wood and look for the Cowboys to continue their preseason dominance at home with a double-digit win.
(based on a 1♦ to a 10♦ Rating)
5♦ DALLAS
I came up short on the Pirates with Friday’s baseball freebie. For Saturday, it’s back to the NFL, and I’ll lay the big points with the Cowboys at home against the 49ers.
Dallas’ first-string offense has looked very, very good through the first two preseason games, and that includes the 31-10 Week 1 loss at Oakland (Tony Romo and Co. played just two series in that one, but scored the team’s only TD). Then last week, Romo went 18-for-24 for 192 of his team’s 355 passing yards in a 30-10 rout of Tennessee.
That victory over the Titans in their brand new stadium continued an incredible preseason trend for the Cowboys. Not only have they won all five preseason home games since coach Wade Phillips took over (covering in four of those games), but you have to go back to 2002 for the last time Dallas lost an exhibition game in Big D. Since 2003, the Pokes are 11-0-1 as a host in August, going an impressive 9-3 ATS.
Conversely, the 49ers have been a big-time go-against team on the road in preseason play, losing 10 of their last 11 on the highway in August (4-7 ATS). And while San Francisco has won its first two games this summer – both at home over Denver and Oakland – it did so only by stopping two two-point conversion attempts (the Broncos and Raiders both scored late in the fourth quarter and could’ve kicked tying extra-points but didn’t want to play overtime).
Finally, San Francisco is down a quarterback in this game. Alex Smith, who this week lost the competition with Shaun Hill for the starting job, is out with an injury. And Hill himself wrenched his back this week, and while he is slated to start, he’s probably not going to play as long as most starters do in Week 3. That leaves the Niners with journeyman Damon Huard and rookie Nate Davis under center for possibly three full quarters! Now you know why Dallas, which will play its starters into the third quarter, is such a hefty chalk. Lay the wood and look for the Cowboys to continue their preseason dominance at home with a double-digit win.
(based on a 1♦ to a 10♦ Rating)
5♦ DALLAS
Brad Diamond Sports
MLB Selection
Play on: (905) Colorado over San Francisco
Although both Barry Zito (SF) and Jason Marquis (Colorado) are pitching well over their last three starts, the Rockies defeated the Giants in their last start 6-4. Zito did not give up an earned run as the Giants pen failed miserably up in Mile High. Still, I will go right back to Colorado Saturday knowing the visitor is a super 52-26 over the last two months plus. Further, the Rockies currently are 4-1 on the road and 8-2 with Marquis versus a winning baseball team. The upstart Giants are gunning for a wild card berth, but are 2-5 in their last seven versus Colorado. Don’t miss our MLB and NFL card for Saturday.
MLB Selection
Play on: (905) Colorado over San Francisco
Although both Barry Zito (SF) and Jason Marquis (Colorado) are pitching well over their last three starts, the Rockies defeated the Giants in their last start 6-4. Zito did not give up an earned run as the Giants pen failed miserably up in Mile High. Still, I will go right back to Colorado Saturday knowing the visitor is a super 52-26 over the last two months plus. Further, the Rockies currently are 4-1 on the road and 8-2 with Marquis versus a winning baseball team. The upstart Giants are gunning for a wild card berth, but are 2-5 in their last seven versus Colorado. Don’t miss our MLB and NFL card for Saturday.
Jeff Hochman
Jeff's Beat the line NCAAF free pick
Oregon vs. Boise State (NCAAF) - Sep 3, 2009 10:15 PM EDT
Play: Point Spread: Boise State -5/-103
After beating the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Holiday Bowl, the Ducks had to say goodbye to 12 starters on both sides of the ball. The biggest hit came on the two lines. On the offense, Max Unger, Fenuki Tupou and Mark Lewis signed with NFL teams. And on the defensive line, both starting tackles are gone, as is All-American defensive end Nick Reed. The Broncos are 66-6 SU and 42-18 ATS on the blue smurf turf since 1993. Boise State by 7!
Jeff's Beat the line NCAAF free pick
Oregon vs. Boise State (NCAAF) - Sep 3, 2009 10:15 PM EDT
Play: Point Spread: Boise State -5/-103
After beating the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Holiday Bowl, the Ducks had to say goodbye to 12 starters on both sides of the ball. The biggest hit came on the two lines. On the offense, Max Unger, Fenuki Tupou and Mark Lewis signed with NFL teams. And on the defensive line, both starting tackles are gone, as is All-American defensive end Nick Reed. The Broncos are 66-6 SU and 42-18 ATS on the blue smurf turf since 1993. Boise State by 7!
