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Friday 6 Pack- 6* NBA W. Conf GOY with 18-0 system, 5* 16-2 Spurs at Mavs system + highest rated tourney total, 2 95% Opening round blowout system sides + 23-2 Tournament streak system. Deepest card all year. Free NCAAB System play below
On Friday the Free NCAAB system play is on Xavier. Game 840 at 7:25 eastern. Xavier fits a SOLID system that pertains to Opening round games with competitive priced games where we have certain favorites off an ats loss vs an opponent that has a win percentage of .690 or less. Xavier has won 8 of 9 off a loss and has a much better record vs winning teams at 15-5 that Marquette does at 7-12 vs fellow winning teams. The Key stat is Xavier is 4-3 vs Top 50 ranked rpi teams and Marquette is just 5-12. The Golden Eagles are also 0-3 against the spread in their last 3 NCAAB Tournament appearances. Look for Xavier to get the win and cover. On Friday I have the deepest card of the entire year. The Highest rated NCAAB Total, the 6* NBA West Conf. GOY with a System that is 18-0 since 1993, 5 Unit 16-2 system play in the Spurs at Mavericks game, 2 big 95% Opening round Blowout system sides and an early 23-2 Streak system. Six Huge Plays and guaranteed to show a profit. For the Bonus Play take Xavier. GC
Friday 6 Pack- 6* NBA W. Conf GOY with 18-0 system, 5* 16-2 Spurs at Mavs system + highest rated tourney total, 2 95% Opening round blowout system sides + 23-2 Tournament streak system. Deepest card all year. Free NCAAB System play below
On Friday the Free NCAAB system play is on Xavier. Game 840 at 7:25 eastern. Xavier fits a SOLID system that pertains to Opening round games with competitive priced games where we have certain favorites off an ats loss vs an opponent that has a win percentage of .690 or less. Xavier has won 8 of 9 off a loss and has a much better record vs winning teams at 15-5 that Marquette does at 7-12 vs fellow winning teams. The Key stat is Xavier is 4-3 vs Top 50 ranked rpi teams and Marquette is just 5-12. The Golden Eagles are also 0-3 against the spread in their last 3 NCAAB Tournament appearances. Look for Xavier to get the win and cover. On Friday I have the deepest card of the entire year. The Highest rated NCAAB Total, the 6* NBA West Conf. GOY with a System that is 18-0 since 1993, 5 Unit 16-2 system play in the Spurs at Mavericks game, 2 big 95% Opening round Blowout system sides and an early 23-2 Streak system. Six Huge Plays and guaranteed to show a profit. For the Bonus Play take Xavier. GC
HRC PREMIUM NBA ACTION-March 18th
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
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[807] Miami |8*|Bet B|-1.5|B+3|Network N/A|7:35 pm EST
[812] Oklahoma City |5*|Bet A|-6.5|B+3|Network N/A|8:05 pm EST
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NBA Hardwood LOSSES- 0
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B. 6 wins
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[807] Miami |8*|Bet B|-1.5|B+3|Network N/A|7:35 pm EST
[812] Oklahoma City |5*|Bet A|-6.5|B+3|Network N/A|8:05 pm EST
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This is the "NBA Hardwood System" (3 game chase)
NBA Hardwood LOSSES- 0
A. 15 wins
B. 6 wins
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jeff benton
2-6 for the week...he did hit his big play yesterday.......
Jeff Benton Friday's Action
30 Dime college basketball seleation on Duke as a big favorite over Hampton in the opening round of the Tournament. As of 1 a.m. Eastern time, the Blue Devils are laying 23 points across the board both here in Vegas and offscore.
15 Dime college basketball selection on George Mason in a near pick-em situation over Villanova in the opening round of the Tournament. This line has fliphed in many spots from George Mason -1 to Villanova -1, so I advise you to do your homework and get the best of the number.
Normally I don’t lay these big points with No. 1 seeds in the first round, but I’m making an exception with Duke because of a circumstance that has me believing the Blue Devils will have their starters on the floor in a late-game blowout situation more than they (or any No. 1 seed) ordinarily would. See, Duke’s star freshman point guard Kyrie Irving has (surprisingly) been upgraded to probable for this contest, and all indications are the top NBA prospect is going to give it a go for the first time since a Dec. 4 contest at Butler. Obviously, Irving’s presence exponentially improves Duke’s chances to repeat as champs – the 6-foot-2 New Jersey kid averaged 17.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 5.1 assists in eight games, including a 31-point effort against Michigan State on Dec. 1).
But Coach K knows that for his star recruit to be a factor in this Tournament, he has to get significant game action, not only to shake off the rust but to reacquaint himself with his teammates. In fact, Irving’s return will cause a big shake-up for Duke’s lineup, as it means Nolan Smith – who was so spectacular in place of Irving that he’s a national Player of the Year candidate – moves back to the 2-guard spot, and Smith will need time to readjust to that move.
Of course, all this means bad news for Hampton, which instead of seeing Duke’s scrubs in the second half will probably have to deal with the Blue Devils’ “A” lineup. And even though the Pirates had a strong season – they went 24-8 and had only two double-digit losses, by 11 and 12 points – they also never faced an opponent as loaded as Duke. In fact, Hampton’s best win was a two-point neutral-site victory over Colorado State on New Year’s Day (which came two days after a 12-point loss at San Francisco). Its second-best win? Take your pick between Winthrop and George Washington. At the same time, the Pirates suffered losses to Wake Forest (the worst team in the ACC), Delaware, Morgan State, Florida A&M (twice) and North Carolina A&T (by 11 points).
Finally, since getting upset in the first round (as a No. 6 seed) by VCU in 2007 and nearly getting clipped by Belmont the following year (71-70 win as a 20-point chalk), Duke has put its foot on the throat on first-round opponents the last two years, crushing Binghamton 86-62 (as a 23½-point chalk) two years ago and hacmmering Arkansas Pine-Bluff (73-44 as a 24-point favorite) en route to a 5-1 ATS run through last year’s Big Dance (all as a favorite, only failing to cover in the two-point title-game win over Butler).
Duke, which ripped North Carolina in Sunday’s ACC championship game, enters this tourney on a 7-3 ATS run and has cashed four straight times when laying big points (13 points or more). And that was all without Irving. With him in the lineup and playing significant minutes, Hampton is in for a long afternoon.
One last note: Despite laying huge points, No. 1 seeds are 8-4 ATS in the first round the last three Tournaments.
Not much explanation needed here, as there’s a clear reason George Mason is the better seed and the favorite in this game. Just check the numbers: The Patriots are 26-6 overall and 22-8 ATS, including 15-1 SU in their last 16 games and 15-3 ATS in their last 18. Meanwhile Villanova lost 10 of its last 15 games, including seven of the last nine and the last five in a row, and the Wildcats come into this game in a 1-12 ATS freefall, including nine consecutive non-covers to end the season.
And it’s not like Villanova’s end-of-season nosedive is the result of playing a slew of Big East juggernauts. Sure, since mid-January the Wildcats have dropped games to Pitt (twice), UConn (twice), Notre Dame (by 21) and Syracuse and St. John’s (both of whom won on ‘Nova’s home court). But the ‘Cats also lost to Rutgers, Providence and South Florida (the latter in the Big East tournament, when Villanova blew a 16-point halftime lead). Additionally, Jay Wright’s club barely survived against Seton Hall and DePaul (two wins by a combined five points).
Now, I know some out there would argue that the Wildcats are a sleeper in this tournament because A) they’re more talented than they’ve played over the past two months, and B) they’ve had more than a week to rest up and prepare for this contest, having not played since getting bounced in the Big East tournament last Tuesday. Maybe. But you could’ve said the same thing last year, when Villanova went 2-5 in its final seven games (including a first-round conference tournament exit), still grabbed a No. 2 seed in the Big Dance and nearly got clipped by No. 15 seed Robert Morris (73-70 overtime win as a 16 ½-point chalk), eventuahly going home after an eight-point loss to St. Mary’s in the second round.
Finally, George Mason knows it can play with this team, as it went to Villanova in November 2009 and nearly shocked the Wildcats (the Patriots blew a nine-point halftime lead and lost 69-68 as a 15-point ‘dog). And make no mistake: This Patriots are much better than they were last year (when they went 17-15 and lost in the first round of the College Invitational Tournament to Fairfield). At the same time, we can say with certainty that the 2010-11 version of the Wildcats is worse than the 2009-10 entrant. George Mason wins this one 73-64.
2-6 for the week...he did hit his big play yesterday.......
Jeff Benton Friday's Action
30 Dime college basketball seleation on Duke as a big favorite over Hampton in the opening round of the Tournament. As of 1 a.m. Eastern time, the Blue Devils are laying 23 points across the board both here in Vegas and offscore.
15 Dime college basketball selection on George Mason in a near pick-em situation over Villanova in the opening round of the Tournament. This line has fliphed in many spots from George Mason -1 to Villanova -1, so I advise you to do your homework and get the best of the number.
ANALYSIS
Normally I don’t lay these big points with No. 1 seeds in the first round, but I’m making an exception with Duke because of a circumstance that has me believing the Blue Devils will have their starters on the floor in a late-game blowout situation more than they (or any No. 1 seed) ordinarily would. See, Duke’s star freshman point guard Kyrie Irving has (surprisingly) been upgraded to probable for this contest, and all indications are the top NBA prospect is going to give it a go for the first time since a Dec. 4 contest at Butler. Obviously, Irving’s presence exponentially improves Duke’s chances to repeat as champs – the 6-foot-2 New Jersey kid averaged 17.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 5.1 assists in eight games, including a 31-point effort against Michigan State on Dec. 1).
But Coach K knows that for his star recruit to be a factor in this Tournament, he has to get significant game action, not only to shake off the rust but to reacquaint himself with his teammates. In fact, Irving’s return will cause a big shake-up for Duke’s lineup, as it means Nolan Smith – who was so spectacular in place of Irving that he’s a national Player of the Year candidate – moves back to the 2-guard spot, and Smith will need time to readjust to that move.
Of course, all this means bad news for Hampton, which instead of seeing Duke’s scrubs in the second half will probably have to deal with the Blue Devils’ “A” lineup. And even though the Pirates had a strong season – they went 24-8 and had only two double-digit losses, by 11 and 12 points – they also never faced an opponent as loaded as Duke. In fact, Hampton’s best win was a two-point neutral-site victory over Colorado State on New Year’s Day (which came two days after a 12-point loss at San Francisco). Its second-best win? Take your pick between Winthrop and George Washington. At the same time, the Pirates suffered losses to Wake Forest (the worst team in the ACC), Delaware, Morgan State, Florida A&M (twice) and North Carolina A&T (by 11 points).
Finally, since getting upset in the first round (as a No. 6 seed) by VCU in 2007 and nearly getting clipped by Belmont the following year (71-70 win as a 20-point chalk), Duke has put its foot on the throat on first-round opponents the last two years, crushing Binghamton 86-62 (as a 23½-point chalk) two years ago and hacmmering Arkansas Pine-Bluff (73-44 as a 24-point favorite) en route to a 5-1 ATS run through last year’s Big Dance (all as a favorite, only failing to cover in the two-point title-game win over Butler).
Duke, which ripped North Carolina in Sunday’s ACC championship game, enters this tourney on a 7-3 ATS run and has cashed four straight times when laying big points (13 points or more). And that was all without Irving. With him in the lineup and playing significant minutes, Hampton is in for a long afternoon.
One last note: Despite laying huge points, No. 1 seeds are 8-4 ATS in the first round the last three Tournaments.
ANALYSIS
Not much explanation needed here, as there’s a clear reason George Mason is the better seed and the favorite in this game. Just check the numbers: The Patriots are 26-6 overall and 22-8 ATS, including 15-1 SU in their last 16 games and 15-3 ATS in their last 18. Meanwhile Villanova lost 10 of its last 15 games, including seven of the last nine and the last five in a row, and the Wildcats come into this game in a 1-12 ATS freefall, including nine consecutive non-covers to end the season.
And it’s not like Villanova’s end-of-season nosedive is the result of playing a slew of Big East juggernauts. Sure, since mid-January the Wildcats have dropped games to Pitt (twice), UConn (twice), Notre Dame (by 21) and Syracuse and St. John’s (both of whom won on ‘Nova’s home court). But the ‘Cats also lost to Rutgers, Providence and South Florida (the latter in the Big East tournament, when Villanova blew a 16-point halftime lead). Additionally, Jay Wright’s club barely survived against Seton Hall and DePaul (two wins by a combined five points).
Now, I know some out there would argue that the Wildcats are a sleeper in this tournament because A) they’re more talented than they’ve played over the past two months, and B) they’ve had more than a week to rest up and prepare for this contest, having not played since getting bounced in the Big East tournament last Tuesday. Maybe. But you could’ve said the same thing last year, when Villanova went 2-5 in its final seven games (including a first-round conference tournament exit), still grabbed a No. 2 seed in the Big Dance and nearly got clipped by No. 15 seed Robert Morris (73-70 overtime win as a 16 ½-point chalk), eventuahly going home after an eight-point loss to St. Mary’s in the second round.
Finally, George Mason knows it can play with this team, as it went to Villanova in November 2009 and nearly shocked the Wildcats (the Patriots blew a nine-point halftime lead and lost 69-68 as a 15-point ‘dog). And make no mistake: This Patriots are much better than they were last year (when they went 17-15 and lost in the first round of the College Invitational Tournament to Fairfield). At the same time, we can say with certainty that the 2010-11 version of the Wildcats is worse than the 2009-10 entrant. George Mason wins this one 73-64.
Hammer The Book
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MARCH MADNESS
ROTATION 831/832: 3-UNIT REGULAR: (12:40 PM) TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS (#9) vs MICHIGAN WOLVERINES (#8) (MICHIGAN +2 @ THE WYNN, RELEASED @ 10:55 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 835/836: 3.5-UNIT TWITTER: (2:10 PM) VILLANOVA WILDCATS (#9) vs GEORGE MASON (#8) (GEORGE MASON +1 1/2 @ MOST ALL BOOKS, RELEASED @ 10:58 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 849/850: 3-UNIT REGULAR: (2:45 PM) MEMPHIS TIGERS (#12) vs ARIZONA WILDCATS (#5) (MEMPHIS +6 @ BODOG, RELEASED @ 10:59 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 851/852: 5-UNIT BOMB: (12:15 PM) OAKLAND UNIVERSITY (#13) vs TEXAS LONGHORNS (#4) (OVER-155 @ THE WYNN, RELEASED @ 11:00 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYS
MARCH MADNESS
ROTATION 831/832: 3-UNIT REGULAR: (12:40 PM) TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS (#9) vs MICHIGAN WOLVERINES (#8) (MICHIGAN +2 @ THE WYNN, RELEASED @ 10:55 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 835/836: 3.5-UNIT TWITTER: (2:10 PM) VILLANOVA WILDCATS (#9) vs GEORGE MASON (#8) (GEORGE MASON +1 1/2 @ MOST ALL BOOKS, RELEASED @ 10:58 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 849/850: 3-UNIT REGULAR: (2:45 PM) MEMPHIS TIGERS (#12) vs ARIZONA WILDCATS (#5) (MEMPHIS +6 @ BODOG, RELEASED @ 10:59 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
ROTATION 851/852: 5-UNIT BOMB: (12:15 PM) OAKLAND UNIVERSITY (#13) vs TEXAS LONGHORNS (#4) (OVER-155 @ THE WYNN, RELEASED @ 11:00 AM (ET) 3/18/11)
Sean Higgs
4* Oakland +9.5
Going to take the Golden Grizzlies here. Oakland can score. I will take nearly double digits with a team that scores 86ppg, hits 49% of its shots, hits 71% of its FTs and averages nearly 36 boards a game. Oakland didn't take a cake non-con schedule either. These guys played Ohio State, Valpo, Michigan, Tenn, Illinois, Michigan State and Purdue among others. Facing Texas won't be some shock and awe intimidation factor. Keith Benson is a monster at center averaging 18ppg and 10rpg. He gets inside help from Wil Hudson and his 12.5ppg and 7rpg. Guard Reggie Hamilton averages 17 and also dishes out over 5 assists a contest. The team isn't deep, but they love to run and gun. Take the points small and we will roll it with the over and see if we can cash 'em both.
4* Oak/Tex Over 153.5
Oakland gets up and down the court like nobodies business. They average 86ppg and allow 77.
4* Villanova Pk
Taking Villanova here. I know this team has slumped as badly as any in the country of late. But do you really believe they are just going to fold up shop and not come to play here in the dance. If I hear one more person on the George Mason fan wagon.. geez.. I cannot believe that Jay Wright won't have his team in top form here.
5* Xavier -2.5
Taking Xavier here. Let's keep it real here people. Marquette is just not that good. I like Big East hoops, but this team and Nova really didn't deserve a spot. Give it to a hungry mid-major. Speaking of mid-major, we have the A-10 being well represented here. The Big East's little brothers. You telling me that X doesn't want to take this team out behind the woodshed for an old fashion beat-down. X has a bonafide star, who will take the big shot. Hell, Tu Holloway will take ALL the shots. Xavier gets the A-10 to 3-0 (Temple, Richmond)
10* Syracuse -12
Taking the Orange here. I would be calling this a flat-out blowout, but SU isn't that strong from the line. And when I say blow-out, I am taking 20-25 point win. Orange should easily get this game to 15. Their 2-3 zone is not your normal 2-3. Can't see Indiana State being ready for this kind of matchup. They have a first year HC who is going to be as wide eyed as his players making their first trip dancing since 2001. ISU has one guy averaging 11ppg, and then 6 others averaging at least 6ppg. For as good as they are defensively allow 64ppg, they only score 66. SU scores nearly 74, while allow less points, 63ppg. SU won 18 in a row, dropped 6 of 8 in Big East play (11 teams dancing here) then reeled off 6 straight before falling to UCONN. In the end, SU is going to be too long and athletic for the Sycamores.
4* Oakland +9.5
Going to take the Golden Grizzlies here. Oakland can score. I will take nearly double digits with a team that scores 86ppg, hits 49% of its shots, hits 71% of its FTs and averages nearly 36 boards a game. Oakland didn't take a cake non-con schedule either. These guys played Ohio State, Valpo, Michigan, Tenn, Illinois, Michigan State and Purdue among others. Facing Texas won't be some shock and awe intimidation factor. Keith Benson is a monster at center averaging 18ppg and 10rpg. He gets inside help from Wil Hudson and his 12.5ppg and 7rpg. Guard Reggie Hamilton averages 17 and also dishes out over 5 assists a contest. The team isn't deep, but they love to run and gun. Take the points small and we will roll it with the over and see if we can cash 'em both.
4* Oak/Tex Over 153.5
Oakland gets up and down the court like nobodies business. They average 86ppg and allow 77.
4* Villanova Pk
Taking Villanova here. I know this team has slumped as badly as any in the country of late. But do you really believe they are just going to fold up shop and not come to play here in the dance. If I hear one more person on the George Mason fan wagon.. geez.. I cannot believe that Jay Wright won't have his team in top form here.
5* Xavier -2.5
Taking Xavier here. Let's keep it real here people. Marquette is just not that good. I like Big East hoops, but this team and Nova really didn't deserve a spot. Give it to a hungry mid-major. Speaking of mid-major, we have the A-10 being well represented here. The Big East's little brothers. You telling me that X doesn't want to take this team out behind the woodshed for an old fashion beat-down. X has a bonafide star, who will take the big shot. Hell, Tu Holloway will take ALL the shots. Xavier gets the A-10 to 3-0 (Temple, Richmond)
10* Syracuse -12
Taking the Orange here. I would be calling this a flat-out blowout, but SU isn't that strong from the line. And when I say blow-out, I am taking 20-25 point win. Orange should easily get this game to 15. Their 2-3 zone is not your normal 2-3. Can't see Indiana State being ready for this kind of matchup. They have a first year HC who is going to be as wide eyed as his players making their first trip dancing since 2001. ISU has one guy averaging 11ppg, and then 6 others averaging at least 6ppg. For as good as they are defensively allow 64ppg, they only score 66. SU scores nearly 74, while allow less points, 63ppg. SU won 18 in a row, dropped 6 of 8 in Big East play (11 teams dancing here) then reeled off 6 straight before falling to UCONN. In the end, SU is going to be too long and athletic for the Sycamores.
NHL
Phoenix at Vancouver
The Coyotes are coming off a 3-1 win at Edmonton and look to build on their 9-1 record in their last 10 games after allowing 2 goals or less in the previous game. Phoenix is the pick (+170) according to Dunkel, which has the Coyotes favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+170)
Game 1-2: Washington at New Jersey (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 11.280; New Jersey 12.358
Dunkel Line & Total: New Jersey by 1; 4
Vegas Line & Total: New Jersey (-130); 5
Dunkel Pick: New Jersey (-130); Under
Game 3-4: Montreal at NY Rangers (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Montreal 13.046; NY Rangers 12.062
Dunkel Line & Total: Montreal by 1; 6
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 5-6: NY Islanders at Carolina (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NY Islanders 11.343; Carolina 9.972
Dunkel Line & Total: NY Islanders by 1 1/2; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Carolina (-175); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: NY Islanders (+155); Over
Game 7-8: Phoenix at Vancouver (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Phoenix 13.335; Vancouver 12.157
Dunkel Line & Total: Phoenix by 1; 5
Vegas Line & Total: Vancouver (-200); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+170); Under
Phoenix at Vancouver
The Coyotes are coming off a 3-1 win at Edmonton and look to build on their 9-1 record in their last 10 games after allowing 2 goals or less in the previous game. Phoenix is the pick (+170) according to Dunkel, which has the Coyotes favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+170)
Game 1-2: Washington at New Jersey (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 11.280; New Jersey 12.358
Dunkel Line & Total: New Jersey by 1; 4
Vegas Line & Total: New Jersey (-130); 5
Dunkel Pick: New Jersey (-130); Under
Game 3-4: Montreal at NY Rangers (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Montreal 13.046; NY Rangers 12.062
Dunkel Line & Total: Montreal by 1; 6
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 5-6: NY Islanders at Carolina (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NY Islanders 11.343; Carolina 9.972
Dunkel Line & Total: NY Islanders by 1 1/2; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Carolina (-175); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: NY Islanders (+155); Over
Game 7-8: Phoenix at Vancouver (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Phoenix 13.335; Vancouver 12.157
Dunkel Line & Total: Phoenix by 1; 5
Vegas Line & Total: Vancouver (-200); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (+170); Under
DUNKEL INDEX
San Antonio at Dallas
The Spurs look to bounce back from a 110-80 loss at Miami and build on their 5-1 ATS record in their last 6 games following a SU loss of more than 10 points. San Antonio is the pick (+2) according to Dunkel, which has the game Even. Dunkel Pick: San Antonio (+2)
Game 801-802: Washington at Toronto (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 108.617; Toronto 113.037
Dunkel Line & Total: Toronto by 4 1/2; 197
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 803-804: Chicago at Indiana (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Chicago 125.829; Indiana 116.587
Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 9; 191
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 805-806: Denver at Orlando (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Denver 120.239; Orlando 125.892
Dunkel Line & Total: Orlando by 5 1/2; 212
Vegas Line & Total: Orlando by 5; 205
Dunkel Pick: Orlando (-5); Over
Game 807-808: Miami at Atlanta (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami 125.214; Atlanta 118.262
Dunkel Line & Total: Miami by 7; 181
Vegas Line & Total: Miami by 4 1/2; 184 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (-4 1/2); Under
Game 809-810: New York at Detroit (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New York 114.492; Detroit 116.331
Dunkel Line & Total: Detroit by 2; 218
Vegas Line & Total: New York by 3; 215
Dunkel Pick: Detroit (+3); Over
Game 811-812: Charlotte at Oklahoma City (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Charlotte 111.008; Oklahoma City 129.217
Dunkel Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 18; 190
Vegas Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 9 1/2; 194 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma City (-9 1/2); Under
Game 813-814: New Jersey at Milwaukee (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Jersey 116.549; Milwaukee 117.362
Dunkel Line & Total: Milwaukee by 1; 185
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 815-816: Boston at Houston (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston 120.319; Houston 123.988
Dunkel Line & Total: Houston by 3 1/2; 192
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 817-818: San Antonio at Dallas (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Antonio 121.045; Dallas 121.311
Dunkel Line & Total: Even; 195
Vegas Line & Total: Dallas by 2; 199
Dunkel Pick: San Antonio (+2); Under
Game 819-820: Golden State at Phoenix (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Golden State 113.504; Phoenix 124.277
Dunkel Line & Total: Phoenix by 11; 221
Vegas Line & Total: Phoenix by 5; 216 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (-5); Over
Game 821-822: Philadelphia at Sacramento (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia 120.950; Sacramento 111.195
Dunkel Line & Total: Philadelphia by 9 1/2; 212
Vegas Line & Total: Philadelphia by 5; 208
Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (-5); Over
Game 823-824: Minnesota at LA Lakers (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 116.752; LA Lakers 126.309
Dunkel Line & Total: LA Lakers by 9 1/2; 200
Vegas Line & Total: LA Lakers by 14 1/2; 201
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+14 1/2); Under
San Antonio at Dallas
The Spurs look to bounce back from a 110-80 loss at Miami and build on their 5-1 ATS record in their last 6 games following a SU loss of more than 10 points. San Antonio is the pick (+2) according to Dunkel, which has the game Even. Dunkel Pick: San Antonio (+2)
Game 801-802: Washington at Toronto (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 108.617; Toronto 113.037
Dunkel Line & Total: Toronto by 4 1/2; 197
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 803-804: Chicago at Indiana (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Chicago 125.829; Indiana 116.587
Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 9; 191
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 805-806: Denver at Orlando (7:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Denver 120.239; Orlando 125.892
Dunkel Line & Total: Orlando by 5 1/2; 212
Vegas Line & Total: Orlando by 5; 205
Dunkel Pick: Orlando (-5); Over
Game 807-808: Miami at Atlanta (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Miami 125.214; Atlanta 118.262
Dunkel Line & Total: Miami by 7; 181
Vegas Line & Total: Miami by 4 1/2; 184 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Miami (-4 1/2); Under
Game 809-810: New York at Detroit (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New York 114.492; Detroit 116.331
Dunkel Line & Total: Detroit by 2; 218
Vegas Line & Total: New York by 3; 215
Dunkel Pick: Detroit (+3); Over
Game 811-812: Charlotte at Oklahoma City (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Charlotte 111.008; Oklahoma City 129.217
Dunkel Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 18; 190
Vegas Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 9 1/2; 194 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma City (-9 1/2); Under
Game 813-814: New Jersey at Milwaukee (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Jersey 116.549; Milwaukee 117.362
Dunkel Line & Total: Milwaukee by 1; 185
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 815-816: Boston at Houston (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston 120.319; Houston 123.988
Dunkel Line & Total: Houston by 3 1/2; 192
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Game 817-818: San Antonio at Dallas (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Antonio 121.045; Dallas 121.311
Dunkel Line & Total: Even; 195
Vegas Line & Total: Dallas by 2; 199
Dunkel Pick: San Antonio (+2); Under
Game 819-820: Golden State at Phoenix (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Golden State 113.504; Phoenix 124.277
Dunkel Line & Total: Phoenix by 11; 221
Vegas Line & Total: Phoenix by 5; 216 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Phoenix (-5); Over
Game 821-822: Philadelphia at Sacramento (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia 120.950; Sacramento 111.195
Dunkel Line & Total: Philadelphia by 9 1/2; 212
Vegas Line & Total: Philadelphia by 5; 208
Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (-5); Over
Game 823-824: Minnesota at LA Lakers (10:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 116.752; LA Lakers 126.309
Dunkel Line & Total: LA Lakers by 9 1/2; 200
Vegas Line & Total: LA Lakers by 14 1/2; 201
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+14 1/2); Under
Richie Carrera
of bookie assassin
10 Dimes Texas -10.5 over Oakland
My one and only selection so far... Both teams score a ton of points, but rest assured that Oakland hasn't played a defense as good as Texas all year long... As a matter of fact, they haven't played a defense that would rank in the top 5 of the Big 12. I would consider the under as a play if I wasn't worried about the Longhorns putting up 85-90. As of now, this is the only value on the board for me... I'm not even looking at the NBA and NHL tomorrow. I have my eye on one other side, but I expect it to move a point or two before/if I make it a play. Best of Luck.. Let's keep this winning streak rolling.
of bookie assassin
10 Dimes Texas -10.5 over Oakland
My one and only selection so far... Both teams score a ton of points, but rest assured that Oakland hasn't played a defense as good as Texas all year long... As a matter of fact, they haven't played a defense that would rank in the top 5 of the Big 12. I would consider the under as a play if I wasn't worried about the Longhorns putting up 85-90. As of now, this is the only value on the board for me... I'm not even looking at the NBA and NHL tomorrow. I have my eye on one other side, but I expect it to move a point or two before/if I make it a play. Best of Luck.. Let's keep this winning streak rolling.
