Service Plays Sunday 2/14/10

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Sunday NCAAB power angle play GC

On Sunday the Bonus Play is on Miami Ohio. Game 863 at 2:00 eastern. Miami Ohio is 31-5 vs teams who score less than 65 ppg and has won their last 5 games. In the series they have taken 4 of the last vs Bowling Green and are 8-2 after scoring 60 or less in their last game. Bowling Green is 1-4 as a home dog of 3 or less and has lost 3 of the last 4 games vs teams who score less than 65 in the second half of the season. Miami Ohio is the play today. On Sunday I have 2 Big NCAAB Play one a Big Power angle Blowout the Other a Triple Angle Dominator. Congrats to Those with me on Saturday cashing big as we nailed the Big 7 unit game of the year on Texas in a game that was never really close. Today we end the week with more damage with these 2 big college plays Take Miami Ohio as the Bonus Play today. BOL GC

 

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KB HOOPS
5* Illinois
4* Northwestern
3* Syracuse
3* Rutgers

 

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30 Dime College Hoops Winner ... 30 DIME: UCLA BRUINS

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ICE PICKS

Sunday's Best NHL Bets

Ottawa Senators at New York Islanders (+130, 5.5)

The Senators are still riding the momentum of their biggest win of the season, out-gunning the powerful Washington Capitals 6-5 at home Thursday night.

While Ottawa managed to keep the Caps at bay in that contest, goaltender Brian Elliott gave up a few soft goals that allowed Washington to get back into the game.

Elliott turned away 19 shots for his 21st win of the year, but revealed a chink in his armor as the Capitals scored just about every time they went high on the young goalkeeper.

New York falls short in the firepower department when compared to Washington. In fact, the Isles have been an under bettor’s dream in recent weeks. They’re averaging just 1.6 goals per game in their past 10 contests and have scored one goal or fewer in half of those outings.

However, New York has pushed the Senators to the limit in their two meetings this season, losing both games 3-2 in additional frames. With Ottawa away from Scotiabank Place and coming off a tough game against Detroit Saturday, the Islanders are in a prime spot to cool off one of the NHL’s hottest teams.

Pick: New York

Tampa Bay Lightning at New York Rangers

Friday’s 3-2 overtime win against the Pittsburgh Penguins came at a cost for the New York Rangers.

They watched leading scorer Marian Gaborik leave the ice after playing just four minutes. Gaborik was nursing a cut on his right finger following a collision with goaltender Henrik Lundqvist in practice earlier in the week.

The Rangers also lost defenseman Michael Del Zotto, who ran into Penguins star forward Evgeni Malkin along the boards and fell on a skate. The team told reporters Del Zotto suffered a “significant laceration” on his abdomen.

"I tried not to look at it. Apparently it was pretty gross," Del Zotto told the New York Daily News. "I saw the gauze after; it was a lot of gauze, a lot of blood. I just tried not to look. "

A shorthanded New York squad faces a Tampa Bay team that had its four-game winning streak snapped Thursday and is coming off a game against the Islanders Saturday. The Lightning has won seven of its last 10 games heading into the weekend.

Pick: Tampa Bay

 

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NBA ALL STAR GAME

What Bettors Need To Know:

On Valentine’s Day, the East and West tip off in the NBA’s 59th All-Star Game. Although the West has had the upper hand recently, the East holds a 35-23 advantage in the series.

The game, known for its high scores and lack of defensive play, will be held in Arlington’s Cowboy Stadium. The new venue is expected to attract more than 90,000 fans this Sunday, which would easily eclipse NBA attendance records for a single game.

An exhibition

Most professional gamblers don’t touch this game since it is usually not taken very seriously and treated by most of its participants as an exhibition, especially when compared to the all-star games of other professional sports.

The game’s line is solely set on public perception and not on the players’ on-court performance.

"Typically (the NBA All-Star Game) is a coin flip game,” said Rob Gillespie, President of Bodog. "(Setting the line) has a lot to do with public opinion…We will try and gauge where the public will be and keep the bets small to start.”

Value could be found in the total since the game is normally a high-scoring affair (see second “trend” below). However, a problem with betting the over is the total is usually high and the public is more often than not wagering on it rather than the under.

Size matters

A popular viewpoint on why the West has the edge in recent All-Star Games is its superiority in height over the East.

The size advantage for the West was certainly evident in last year’s meeting. The East had a difficult time in matching up and was blown out, 146-119.

The lopsided size difference is somewhat evident again for this year’s game. The West’s roster has seven of its 12 players at 6-foot-9 or taller while the East has just five players at that height.

Kobe’s out

It was announced Thursday night Kobe Bryant, a three-time All-Star Game MVP, would not play in Sunday’s game because of an ankle injury. Along with Chris Paul and Brandon Roy, Bryant is the third West player missing the game due to injury.

The East’s Allen Iverson also won’t play because one of his children is ill.

Kobe’s injury does give the game more hometown flavor. Dallas’ Jason Kidd replaces Bryant while Dirk Nowitzki, another Mavericks player, could now move into the starting lineup.

“Dirk's presence in the starting lineup should certainly help stir up some local buzz for an event that's going to need plenty of it with the weather wreaking havoc on the travel plans of everyone trying to attend,” said Sekou Smith of NBA.com.

Trends

The West has won five of the last eight meetings over the East since 2002. The West’s average margin of victory during that time is by 15.4 points while the East’s winning average is by only six points.

In the last seven All-Star Games, the total has averaged 266 points with five of the seven games totaling 262 points or more.

This season, Western Conference teams are 166-131 SU (56 percent) against the Eastern Conference and seven of the NBA’s top 10 ATS teams are in the West (Oklahoma City, Utah, Golden State, Portland, Memphis, Phoenix, and Minnesota).

 

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GAMES OF THE DAY

Sunday's Tip Sheet

Sunday’s college basketball slate features 18 games on tap and seven of the contests will be televised nationally. Two early battles will feature some top-notch schools in No. 2 Syracuse and No. 13 Ohio State, while the late-night games showcase two teams, Florida State and USC, trying to make a postseason push.

Let’s take a closer look!

Louisville (15-9 SU, 7-12 ATS) at Syracuse (24-1 SU, 15-6 ATS)

Has Louisville’s bubble burst? Most would believe so after watching the Cardinals get blasted 74-55 by St. John’s last Thursday from Madison Square Garden. The loss couldn’t have come at a worst time, especially with rumors circling around Rick Pitino. Reports stated that the head coach was interested in jetting back to the NBA, in particular the New Jersey Nets. For now, they’re untrue and most executives in the big leagues probably know his time has passed. You just wonder if the Cardinals faithful know too.

Louisville has a chance to redeem itself on Sunday and silence the critics when it faces Syracuse at the Carrier Dome. That’s not going to be easy, considering the Cardinals are 1-6 in road games this year and the only victory came against a Providence (92-70) squad that can’t guard anybody.

Syracuse has outscored opponents by an average of 21 points (83-62) at home this season, which has produced a 15-1 SU and 7-5 ATS mark. On Wednesday, the Orange stopped UConn 72-67 but failed to cover the point-spread (10 ½).

Even though the Orange have been able to put up points this season, the defense has been just as good and it’s been reflected in totals. The ‘under’ has gone 11-6 this season, which includes a current ‘under’ run of 8-1. Louisville has also watched the ‘under’ go 4-2 in its last six games.

Last year, Louisville took both encounters against Syracuse including a 76-66 victory in the Big East championship. The total went 1-1.

Ohio State (19-6 SU, 11-10 ATS) at Illinois (17-8 SU, 9-14 ATS)

Anytime you see an unranked team giving points to a ranked team, it says a lot and that’s the case with this battle. Illinois has quietly won five straight games, three of them coming on the road and two against Michigan State (78-73) and Wisconsin (63-56). The Fighting Illini hasn’t played since Tuesday and another big win here should get the school back into the Top 25.

Standing in their way will be a red-hot Ohio State squad that has won nine straight conference (6-3 ATS) games, but only three were on the road. We mention that fact because the Buckeyes have gone 3-5 SU and 4-6 ATS on the road this year and only one of the wins (Purdue) would be deemed as quality.

The Fighting Illini has gone 12-1 at home this season, and their loss came against Purdue (78-84) on Jan. 19. The ‘over’ has recorded an 8-2 mark in the 10 games with totals listed.

Illinois swept the season series against Ohio State last year, which included a 67-49 win in Champaign. Prior to those victories, the Buckeyes had won five straight in this series. Both

schools appear to be on their way to at-large bids for March Madness but a win in this spot would certainly go a long way toward the Big Ten regular season title.

Boston College (12-12 SU, 8-11 ATS) at Florida State (17-7 SU, 5-14 ATS)

The Eagles and Seminoles will square off in another expected slugfest on Sunday, but this time the action will take place in Tallahassee. Florida State defeated Boston College 61-57 on Jan. 30 as a one-point underdog in Chestnut Hill. Last year, the teams split the regular season series with the home team winning each game. Does the split happen again this year with the road teams claiming victories?

Considering Boston College’s 4-4 road record both SU and ATS, it wouldn’t be a big surprise to see them upset FSU. Unfortunately, all four losses were in ACC play and the lone road conference win was at Miami (79-75), who isn’t a top unit this season.

Florida State has gone 11-2 SU at home this year, but gamblers have watched them post a horrendous 1-8 record ATS in the nine games with a line. The only cover for the Seminoles over this span came against Tennessee Martin (95-68) on Dec. 22 as 25-point favorites.

With Florida State giving close to 8 ½-points against Boston College, it makes you wonder if Leonard Hamilton’s team is capable of running somebody out of the building.

UCLA (11-12 SU, 10-11 ATS) at USC (14-9 SU, 11-10 ATS)

It’s been said that the Pac 10 might be lucky to get more than one seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament and neither one of these teams have been mentioned. The Bruins have been plagued by injuries all season long and the Trojans are still trying to regroup after the Tim Floyd fiasco in the offseason.

Despite having a banged-up roster, UCLA has won four of its last six games, three of them coming at Pauley Pavilion. Unfortunately, Sunday’s contest won’t be played at home and that hasn’t been a good thing for Ben Howland’s team. The Bruins have gone 2-6 SU and 3-5 ATS in road and neutral games, but the two victories did come in Pac 10 play.

USC has been a tough out at home (10-3 SU, 5-6 ATS) this season, especially during conference play (5-1 SU, 3-3 ATS). The lone conference loss came to Washington State (60-67), which saw the Trojans shoot just 37 percent from the field. The other two losses at Galen Center were a bit surprising too, coming early in the season to Loyola Marymount (59-67) and Nebraska (48-51).

The Trojans like to slow it down under head coach Kevin O’Neil and the style has produced an ‘under’ record of 14-6 (70%).

USC romped UCLA by 21 points (67-46) on Jan. 16 as a one-point road underdog. The Trojans shot 52 percent from the field while the Bruins struggled to a 33 percent mark, which included a 3-of-20 performance from 3-point land. The combined 113 points dipped ‘under’ the closing total of 116 and total players should note that the ‘under’ is on a 5-1 run in the last six.

After this contest, the pair will have four days off before embarking to Washington for road contests against the Huskies and Cougars.

 

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National Sports Service

4* Syracuse -8
3* Georgetown -11½
3* Illinois +1

 

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Louisville
East All Stars

 

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GAMBLERS DATA

Vancouver -115

 

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ACCUSCORE

Best Sides as of 6:50 a.m.
NCAA: Syracuse -7.5
NBA: No Games
NHL: Chicago -130
Best Totals as of 6:50 a.m.
NCAA: UCLA-USC o115.5
NBA: No Games
NHL: Anaheim-Edmonton u5.5

 

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Billy Coleman

4* UCLA <7.5>
3* Miami, Ohio - E
3* Northwestern +1

 

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Kyle Hunter

5* plays

west mich/e. mich ov 134.5
northwestern +1

3* plays

miami oh/bowling green un 118.5
gtown/rutgers un 140.5
toledo/cent mich un 117

 

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Arthur Ralph Sports
398 - 282 run 59 %

Bonus Play 18-9 run: Sun UCLA + 7 1/2

 

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Big AL

3* Rutgers

 

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Joe wiz Bonus Plays

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depaul
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Root

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Vegas Legend
3* Florida State (-8) over Boston College
7:30 PM -- Donald L. Tucker Center

Millionaires Club
4*Illinois (+1½) over Ohio State
1:00 PM -- Assembly Hall

6* Billionire

7* No Limit

 

[Typhoon]

any1 have root

Just posted 2 of the 4 plays, maybe u can pick up the other 2

thanks

 

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ATS Lock CLub

4 Northwestern +1.5
3 UMass -4