Capper on a serious hot streak from 'blankets': 12-2 with his 'Special Plays' on the year.
GOY is Alabama +10
Strong lean on VT PK
The guy is on absolute fire and putting his largest wager of the year an Bama and was posted 4 days ago. I believe he's hit his last 13 of 14 on his 'Special Plays' and is documented 66% on the year overall.
GOY is Alabama +10
Strong lean on VT PK
The guy is on absolute fire and putting his largest wager of the year an Bama and was posted 4 days ago. I believe he's hit his last 13 of 14 on his 'Special Plays' and is documented 66% on the year overall.
................Alright, ALOT of games on the board, I looked at nearly every game individually (CBB is going too take up ALOT more time than Football). Anyway, there were quite a few games I liked, but I narrowed it down to 7 and then posted the rest as leans since i'm not wagering on them. (But I know alot of you play my leans as well). Anyway, with this many games remember Money Management, and do not chase.
Plays:
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Western Carolina (+11)
San Diego St. (-4.5)
Eastern Kentucky (-6)
Citadel Bulldogs (+6.5)
Murray St. (-6.5)
Wyoming Cowboys (-9)
South Florida (-1)
Leans
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Lamar Cardinals (+10.5)
Cincinatti (-3)
Tulane (+5.5)
Northwestern (-6.5)
George Mason (-5.5)
Penn St. (-6.5)
Creighton (+2.5)
Samford (+9)
Tennessee St. (+1)
Utah (-12)
YTD:
Plays: 4-1-0 +2.9 Units
Leans: 4-1-0
Good Luck,
Randy
Allen Eastman/ACE ACE
"MY plays base on a system 27-9 and 4-0 when all 3 match
BC UNDER 39.5 .........................$500 all 3 match
and
W Kentucky under 49.5...............bet below
Wash vs Calf under 52.5..............$200
$400.00 #114 West Virginia (-7) over South Florida (8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$300.00 #121 Cincinnati (-7) over Hawaii (11:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$700.00 #129 Boston College (pk) over Virginia Tech (1 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$300.00 #131 Alabama (+9.5) over Florida (4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$500.00 #128 Tulsa (-12) over East Carolina (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 6)
$1000.00 ‘Under’ 49.5 Western Kentucky at Florida International (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)"
posted by Can'tPickaWinner
Hes got 4 totals ranging with bets from $200 to $1000.
The 1000 bet is W Kent un 49.5........
Aces posted bets can easily top 3000, so before assuming thats the play you mentioned we ought to await clarification.
bol
"MY plays base on a system 27-9 and 4-0 when all 3 match
BC UNDER 39.5 .........................$500 all 3 match
and
W Kentucky under 49.5...............bet below
Wash vs Calf under 52.5..............$200
$400.00 #114 West Virginia (-7) over South Florida (8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$300.00 #121 Cincinnati (-7) over Hawaii (11:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$700.00 #129 Boston College (pk) over Virginia Tech (1 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$300.00 #131 Alabama (+9.5) over Florida (4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)
$500.00 #128 Tulsa (-12) over East Carolina (Noon, Saturday, Dec. 6)
$1000.00 ‘Under’ 49.5 Western Kentucky at Florida International (7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6)"
posted by Can'tPickaWinner
Hes got 4 totals ranging with bets from $200 to $1000.
The 1000 bet is W Kent un 49.5........
Aces posted bets can easily top 3000, so before assuming thats the play you mentioned we ought to await clarification.
bol
Nellys Greensheet
RATING 3 TULSA (-13½) over East Carolina
RATING 1 ALABAMA (+10) over Florida
TULSA(-13½)East Carolina 11:00 AM
It was a struggle but Tulsa locked up a 7-1 conference record and
hosts the championship game by virtue of the head-to-head win over
Rice. These teams did not meet in the regular season but last
season Tulsa beat ECU 31-10. Tulsa played in this game last
season but lost and this will be a great opportunity, playing at home
where the Golden Hurricane has dominated this season. Tulsa has
outscored opponents 363-137 in six home games this season,
covering in all five lined games. East Carolina grabbed headlines
early in the year but in reality won this division by default as no other
team finished above .500 in conference play. The Pirates won four
conference games by just four points or less including two in OT, so
the 8-4 record could easily have been worse. The East Carolina
offense is averaging just 23 points per game and although the
defense has the best numbers in C-USA the Pirates have been
vulnerable against strong passing teams. TULSA BY 21
Florida (-10) Alabama 3:00 PM
Both teams continue to cruise as Alabama completed an undefeated
regular season and Florida has just a single one-point loss on the
resume. Florida owns the top turnover margin in the nation which
has helped pad leads in several games and the Gators have
outscored opponents by an average of 24 points per game. The
Alabama defense has been dominant this season, allowing just 11½
points per game and less than 250 yards per game. The Alabama
offense is not as flashy and does not put up huge numbers , but the
Tide take great care of the ball and dominate the line of scrimmage.
The winner of this game will surely make a trip to the BCS
championship game and give the SEC a shot at a third consecutive
title. The Gators are heavy favorites here based the big numbers
and the incredible ATS record but Alabama has yet to be beaten
and the Tide should not be doubted here. Alabama has covered in
each of the last five meetings and has proven that they can win
close games with several narrow wins this season. ALABAMA BY 3
RATING 3 TULSA (-13½) over East Carolina
RATING 1 ALABAMA (+10) over Florida
TULSA(-13½)East Carolina 11:00 AM
It was a struggle but Tulsa locked up a 7-1 conference record and
hosts the championship game by virtue of the head-to-head win over
Rice. These teams did not meet in the regular season but last
season Tulsa beat ECU 31-10. Tulsa played in this game last
season but lost and this will be a great opportunity, playing at home
where the Golden Hurricane has dominated this season. Tulsa has
outscored opponents 363-137 in six home games this season,
covering in all five lined games. East Carolina grabbed headlines
early in the year but in reality won this division by default as no other
team finished above .500 in conference play. The Pirates won four
conference games by just four points or less including two in OT, so
the 8-4 record could easily have been worse. The East Carolina
offense is averaging just 23 points per game and although the
defense has the best numbers in C-USA the Pirates have been
vulnerable against strong passing teams. TULSA BY 21
Florida (-10) Alabama 3:00 PM
Both teams continue to cruise as Alabama completed an undefeated
regular season and Florida has just a single one-point loss on the
resume. Florida owns the top turnover margin in the nation which
has helped pad leads in several games and the Gators have
outscored opponents by an average of 24 points per game. The
Alabama defense has been dominant this season, allowing just 11½
points per game and less than 250 yards per game. The Alabama
offense is not as flashy and does not put up huge numbers , but the
Tide take great care of the ball and dominate the line of scrimmage.
The winner of this game will surely make a trip to the BCS
championship game and give the SEC a shot at a third consecutive
title. The Gators are heavy favorites here based the big numbers
and the incredible ATS record but Alabama has yet to be beaten
and the Tide should not be doubted here. Alabama has covered in
each of the last five meetings and has proven that they can win
close games with several narrow wins this season. ALABAMA BY 3
Las Vegas Sport Picks
NCAAF:
2* ASU/AZ over 50
3* ECU/Tulsa over 65
6* Missouri/Oklahoma over 78
8* Alabama/Florida over 51
NBA:
2* Warriors/Spurs over 209
NCAAB:
1* VCU -6
2* Gonzaga -20
2* Duke -10
2* St. Joe's -2
2* Washington St. -2
3* Notre Dame -3
NHL:
1* Oilers/Sharks over 5.5 -105
1* Blue Jackets/Kings over 5.5 -110
1* Flyers/Hurricanes over 5.5 -130
1* Devils/Canadiens over 5.5 even
1* Lightning/Sabres over 5.5 +110
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NCAAF:
2* ASU/AZ over 50
3* ECU/Tulsa over 65
6* Missouri/Oklahoma over 78
8* Alabama/Florida over 51
NBA:
2* Warriors/Spurs over 209
NCAAB:
1* VCU -6
2* Gonzaga -20
2* Duke -10
2* St. Joe's -2
2* Washington St. -2
3* Notre Dame -3
NHL:
1* Oilers/Sharks over 5.5 -105
1* Blue Jackets/Kings over 5.5 -110
1* Flyers/Hurricanes over 5.5 -130
1* Devils/Canadiens over 5.5 even
1* Lightning/Sabres over 5.5 +110
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Bill Bravenec
South Florida + 7 at West Virginia
Both teams have had disappointing seasons and both have 7-4 records. West Virginia has 2 intangibles in its favor: Pat White playing his last game in front of the home crowd, and a cold weather forecast. I think these factors are causing this line to be as high as it is. Both teams have good defenses, but South Florida is more balanced on offense, averaging 159 yards per game on the ground (#52) and 242 yards through the air (#35). West Virginia’s offense is more one-dimensional, rushing for 224 yards per game (#12) but passing for only 135 yards per game (#110). I expect that Pat White will have to pass to beat USF, as USF has the nation’s #8 rushing defense, allowing only 94 rushing yards per game and 2.8 yards per carry. West Virginia has a +10 to - 5 advantage in turnover margin, but I think South Florida’s ability to stuff the run will be the deciding factor here.
I have picked USF 4 times this season, going 2-2 on those picks. I won on USF in easy blowouts of North Carolina State and Syracuse and lost on USF when favored by 2 TDs over Central Florida (USF led by 2 TDs in 4th quarter until UCF scored 2 late TDs to force overtime) and lost on them against Rutgers as I was a little late getting the message that Rutgers went from awful to awesome overnight. But this is the first time all season that USF has been an underdog and I think they offer some value here.
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South Florida + 7 at West Virginia
Both teams have had disappointing seasons and both have 7-4 records. West Virginia has 2 intangibles in its favor: Pat White playing his last game in front of the home crowd, and a cold weather forecast. I think these factors are causing this line to be as high as it is. Both teams have good defenses, but South Florida is more balanced on offense, averaging 159 yards per game on the ground (#52) and 242 yards through the air (#35). West Virginia’s offense is more one-dimensional, rushing for 224 yards per game (#12) but passing for only 135 yards per game (#110). I expect that Pat White will have to pass to beat USF, as USF has the nation’s #8 rushing defense, allowing only 94 rushing yards per game and 2.8 yards per carry. West Virginia has a +10 to - 5 advantage in turnover margin, but I think South Florida’s ability to stuff the run will be the deciding factor here.
I have picked USF 4 times this season, going 2-2 on those picks. I won on USF in easy blowouts of North Carolina State and Syracuse and lost on USF when favored by 2 TDs over Central Florida (USF led by 2 TDs in 4th quarter until UCF scored 2 late TDs to force overtime) and lost on them against Rutgers as I was a little late getting the message that Rutgers went from awful to awesome overnight. But this is the first time all season that USF has been an underdog and I think they offer some value here.
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Randall the Handle
Manny Pacquiao/Oscar De La Hoya under 9½ +1.60
De La Hoya wins in rounds 1-3 +1499
Manny started his career at 106 lbs. in 1995 and is now moving all the way up to 147 for this so-called “Dream Match” against a much bigger man in the “Golden Boy”, Oscar De La Hoya. He is giving up about four inches in height and six inches in reach, which is huge. The Philippino sensation is moving up three weight classes after fighting for the first time at 135 in his last, when he wore down the light hitting and over-matched David Diaz. He looked much the smaller man to me and is now going to look ‘tiny’ next to De La Hoya. Prior to that, the “Pacman/Destroyer” never fought higher than 130. This move all the way up to 147, after having just moved up to 135, all without any tune-up(s) yet is about the most crazy and ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen. Hatton was in the ‘wrong weight class’ vs. Collazo and Mayweather and that was just 7 pounds higher than his normal fighting weight. What Manny is doing or attempting is insane i.m.o. There are weight classes for reasons and his frame is just too small and his internal organs as well…plus zero ‘tune-ups’ yet, OMG!!! De La Hoya was the 1995 Ring Magazine’s “Fighter of the Year” and in 1997 was rated the world’s best “Pound-for-Pound”. He has won 10 world titles in 6 different weight classes and was an Olympic Gold Medallist so don’t get too swept up with all this talk of ‘Manny this’ and ‘Manny that’! People are calling Oscar ‘old’ at 35, even though that’s not really considered ‘old’ today. Plus, he has probably had his best camp in years and will be totally ‘amped up’ for this mega-event. Hopkins just made mincemeat out of Pavlik…and he’s 43 or 44…so there!
Of course Manny is one of the best out there today, but it’s a definite ‘stretch’ to call him the ‘Pound-for-Pound King’ when he was life-or-death twice against Juan Manuel Marquez and could’ve easily gone 0 and 2 rather than 1-0-1 in those two fights, with the first one being a draw and the second a split decision given to Pacquiao. I felt Marquez won both and Juan Manuel said he is willing to fight Manny again anywhere and at any weight…an honest and humble sort, he’s also calling Oscar to win this fight; no surprise there. Marquez is so much smaller than Oscar and yet his jab landed on Manny frequently and he hurt him and had him cut up as well (Manny is very prone to cuts over the eye). J.M.M. had always fought in the 120’s and only fought at 135 for the first time in his career when he beat Casamayor in September. If an aging Marquez could give Pacquiao so much trouble, then what will Oscar do to him? We shall soon find out. A faded Oscar Larios at 129 lbs also rocked Pacquiao pretty good at one point back in 2006. Sure, Manny.looked good annihilating a washed up Erik Morales in the third of their trilogy and Marco Antonio Barrera back in Oct./07 but he is now going up against a giant compared to those two faded super featherweights! Manny has never been hard to hit and he says that he has worked on tightening his defense. He better do a lot of tightening before this Saturday night…that’s all I can say!
Oscar has fought as high as 155 lbs. and was right in that fight with Bernard Hopkins. He is a natural lefty who fights in an orthodox stance and has a very hard and dangerous jab and left, especially the hook. When he was a kid, he used to push grown men away with his left! How quickly people forget what he did to ‘Ferocious’ Fernando Vargas and most recently to Ricardo Mayorga. Everybody is talking about how he has a tendency to ‘fade’ in the late rounds. While there may be some truth to that, he has trained harder than ever for this fight and he usually fights ‘up or down’ to the competition. He likely wanted to ‘go some rounds’ against Stevie Forbes and most probably didn’t take that ‘tune-up’ very seriously at all. As well, Forbes has a chin of granite and even Berto couldn’t knock him out. Forbes had been fighting at the least 138 lbs. since 2004 and was never knocked down in his career, let alone ‘out’. In contrast, Pacquiao has been knocked out in 1996 and 1999 at 110 and 113 lbs…it’s a little while ago but still significant.
Oscar went through a long legal nightmare when Manny double-crossed him (Golden Boy Promotions) and ended up signing with Bob Arum. Oscar has said for some time now that this fight is very ‘personal’ for him and that Manny will have to pay for what he did. De La Hoya has said that anything less than a knockout would be like a loss to him. Oscar is a tremendous ‘finisher’ and once he gets Manny hurt he will go for the kill. The fight is in Vegas and the referee, Tony Weeks, is not one to let a fight go on if one of the combatants is hurt or taking too much punishment. They will be wearing 8 ounce gloves, rather than 10, and will both likely be using the ‘Reyes’, which are known as the ‘puncher’s gloves’…geez, can any more ‘angles’ be on our side…I think not.
Manny is going to be coming right after Oscar in an attempt to let him know that he is in for a fight, which is another good thing for us. I’m calling it one of the biggest ‘big fight’ mismatches in history. If, for some reason, Oscar is not ‘on’, then we will still cash because the Pacman would likely then rampage right through him. That is very unlikely, however, as Oscar has never really been in any ‘wars’ and has trained meticulously for this one; even enlisting Marquez’s trainer, ‘Nacho’ Beristain and calling 87 yr. old Angelo Dundee out of retirement to offer his advice and wisdom. OK, enough yacking. This fight is NOT going to going past the listed total and I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see it end within the first three rounds and that’s how we are going to play it.
Play: Manny Pacquiao/Oscar De La Hoya under 9½ +1.60 (Risking 3 units).
Play: De La Hoya wins in round 1-3 +1499 (Risking .5 unit)
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Manny Pacquiao/Oscar De La Hoya under 9½ +1.60
De La Hoya wins in rounds 1-3 +1499
Manny started his career at 106 lbs. in 1995 and is now moving all the way up to 147 for this so-called “Dream Match” against a much bigger man in the “Golden Boy”, Oscar De La Hoya. He is giving up about four inches in height and six inches in reach, which is huge. The Philippino sensation is moving up three weight classes after fighting for the first time at 135 in his last, when he wore down the light hitting and over-matched David Diaz. He looked much the smaller man to me and is now going to look ‘tiny’ next to De La Hoya. Prior to that, the “Pacman/Destroyer” never fought higher than 130. This move all the way up to 147, after having just moved up to 135, all without any tune-up(s) yet is about the most crazy and ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen. Hatton was in the ‘wrong weight class’ vs. Collazo and Mayweather and that was just 7 pounds higher than his normal fighting weight. What Manny is doing or attempting is insane i.m.o. There are weight classes for reasons and his frame is just too small and his internal organs as well…plus zero ‘tune-ups’ yet, OMG!!! De La Hoya was the 1995 Ring Magazine’s “Fighter of the Year” and in 1997 was rated the world’s best “Pound-for-Pound”. He has won 10 world titles in 6 different weight classes and was an Olympic Gold Medallist so don’t get too swept up with all this talk of ‘Manny this’ and ‘Manny that’! People are calling Oscar ‘old’ at 35, even though that’s not really considered ‘old’ today. Plus, he has probably had his best camp in years and will be totally ‘amped up’ for this mega-event. Hopkins just made mincemeat out of Pavlik…and he’s 43 or 44…so there!
Of course Manny is one of the best out there today, but it’s a definite ‘stretch’ to call him the ‘Pound-for-Pound King’ when he was life-or-death twice against Juan Manuel Marquez and could’ve easily gone 0 and 2 rather than 1-0-1 in those two fights, with the first one being a draw and the second a split decision given to Pacquiao. I felt Marquez won both and Juan Manuel said he is willing to fight Manny again anywhere and at any weight…an honest and humble sort, he’s also calling Oscar to win this fight; no surprise there. Marquez is so much smaller than Oscar and yet his jab landed on Manny frequently and he hurt him and had him cut up as well (Manny is very prone to cuts over the eye). J.M.M. had always fought in the 120’s and only fought at 135 for the first time in his career when he beat Casamayor in September. If an aging Marquez could give Pacquiao so much trouble, then what will Oscar do to him? We shall soon find out. A faded Oscar Larios at 129 lbs also rocked Pacquiao pretty good at one point back in 2006. Sure, Manny.looked good annihilating a washed up Erik Morales in the third of their trilogy and Marco Antonio Barrera back in Oct./07 but he is now going up against a giant compared to those two faded super featherweights! Manny has never been hard to hit and he says that he has worked on tightening his defense. He better do a lot of tightening before this Saturday night…that’s all I can say!
Oscar has fought as high as 155 lbs. and was right in that fight with Bernard Hopkins. He is a natural lefty who fights in an orthodox stance and has a very hard and dangerous jab and left, especially the hook. When he was a kid, he used to push grown men away with his left! How quickly people forget what he did to ‘Ferocious’ Fernando Vargas and most recently to Ricardo Mayorga. Everybody is talking about how he has a tendency to ‘fade’ in the late rounds. While there may be some truth to that, he has trained harder than ever for this fight and he usually fights ‘up or down’ to the competition. He likely wanted to ‘go some rounds’ against Stevie Forbes and most probably didn’t take that ‘tune-up’ very seriously at all. As well, Forbes has a chin of granite and even Berto couldn’t knock him out. Forbes had been fighting at the least 138 lbs. since 2004 and was never knocked down in his career, let alone ‘out’. In contrast, Pacquiao has been knocked out in 1996 and 1999 at 110 and 113 lbs…it’s a little while ago but still significant.
Oscar went through a long legal nightmare when Manny double-crossed him (Golden Boy Promotions) and ended up signing with Bob Arum. Oscar has said for some time now that this fight is very ‘personal’ for him and that Manny will have to pay for what he did. De La Hoya has said that anything less than a knockout would be like a loss to him. Oscar is a tremendous ‘finisher’ and once he gets Manny hurt he will go for the kill. The fight is in Vegas and the referee, Tony Weeks, is not one to let a fight go on if one of the combatants is hurt or taking too much punishment. They will be wearing 8 ounce gloves, rather than 10, and will both likely be using the ‘Reyes’, which are known as the ‘puncher’s gloves’…geez, can any more ‘angles’ be on our side…I think not.
Manny is going to be coming right after Oscar in an attempt to let him know that he is in for a fight, which is another good thing for us. I’m calling it one of the biggest ‘big fight’ mismatches in history. If, for some reason, Oscar is not ‘on’, then we will still cash because the Pacman would likely then rampage right through him. That is very unlikely, however, as Oscar has never really been in any ‘wars’ and has trained meticulously for this one; even enlisting Marquez’s trainer, ‘Nacho’ Beristain and calling 87 yr. old Angelo Dundee out of retirement to offer his advice and wisdom. OK, enough yacking. This fight is NOT going to going past the listed total and I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see it end within the first three rounds and that’s how we are going to play it.
Play: Manny Pacquiao/Oscar De La Hoya under 9½ +1.60 (Risking 3 units).
Play: De La Hoya wins in round 1-3 +1499 (Risking .5 unit)
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Marc Lawrence CFB Super Pick Super Play!
Play On: Navy
Note: When the Midshipmen take on the Cadets in Philadelphia in this annual battle of the military they will do so knowing they are 11-0 SU and 10-1 ATS against fellow military teams the last six seasons. Noting Army's rotten 1-17 SU and 2-16 ATS mark in games with rest against an opponent with a win percentage of more than .333, look for Navy to torpedo Army once again here today.
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Play On: Navy
Note: When the Midshipmen take on the Cadets in Philadelphia in this annual battle of the military they will do so knowing they are 11-0 SU and 10-1 ATS against fellow military teams the last six seasons. Noting Army's rotten 1-17 SU and 2-16 ATS mark in games with rest against an opponent with a win percentage of more than .333, look for Navy to torpedo Army once again here today.
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