Todays games wasn’t that exciting with big favorites in each game, but we have made a double which gives a decent odds when you think of how safe these games are.
Pick 1
Real Madrid Marseille + Manchester United- VfL Wolfsburg 1.28 * 1.38 = 1.77 Rank 1
Both of these two teams are just too good for their opponent and it’s going to be chocking if they lose, with no more explanation I myself will go very hard on this game in aim of recovering yesterdays bets.
That is our only bet for today, but we have several possible bets to share. Newcastle at home against QPR is a really good bet and if you find a high odds, then it’s good to go. Also if you want to have a fun bet, then you can try a scorer like Ronaldo scoring in their game today which gives a good odds.
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question in regards to FAT STU FEINER
yesterday on the forum i saw, and of course he lost it, Stu had a 10,000 dime play on Minny. It also said that if he lost that play the people who purchased the play would receive the rest of the season (including playoffs) for free.
What's up with that....is that true? CPAW posted the pick so I was wondering if he purchased it and now has the rest of stu's picks for free?
Not that I want to play all of them b/c he sucks just like Lang I was just curious if Fat Stu was going to hold true to his word and do what he said he would
d1g1t
:howdy:
:modemman::shootbb:
yesterday on the forum i saw, and of course he lost it, Stu had a 10,000 dime play on Minny. It also said that if he lost that play the people who purchased the play would receive the rest of the season (including playoffs) for free.
What's up with that....is that true? CPAW posted the pick so I was wondering if he purchased it and now has the rest of stu's picks for free?
Not that I want to play all of them b/c he sucks just like Lang I was just curious if Fat Stu was going to hold true to his word and do what he said he would
d1g1t
:howdy:
:modemman::shootbb:
Big Al
Colorado Rockies -187
With the Braves breathing down their neck in the NL Wild Card race, look for a solid effort from the Colorado Rockies at home Wednesday night against the Brewers.
Our Wednesday night MLB selection is on the Colorado Rockies at home in Coors Field over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Colorado remains in the drivers seat for the NL Wild Card spot heading into tonight and wouldn't it be fitting if an unheralded pitcher like Jason Hammel contributed with a big victory tonight for what if probably the most unheralded team still left in conention?
Hammel saw another strong start go to waste last Thursday, as he lasted 6.1 innings and yielded two runs on six hits, striking out six while walking none. Hammel has gone at least six innings in his last five starts, and in 10 of his last 11 starts he's allowed three runs or less, making the former Tampa Bay righthander one of the club's most dependable starters in the second half of the season.
Milwaukee veteran righthanded starter Jeff Suppan was cruising along with back-to-back quality starts and then the wheels really came off in his last outing against the Phillies as Suppan surrendered 12 hits and seven earned runs in less than five innings in what was his second-worst start of the season. It's been a very up-and-down 2009 campaign for the 15-year veteran, but mostly down as indicated by his 7-11 record, 5.04 ERA and the fact that his strikeouts are down (only 76 in 153 innings) and his walks are up (72).
The Rockies have been one of the best home teams of late, going 39-16 in their last 55 home games heading into the start of this series. Take Colorado.
Colorado Rockies -187
With the Braves breathing down their neck in the NL Wild Card race, look for a solid effort from the Colorado Rockies at home Wednesday night against the Brewers.
Our Wednesday night MLB selection is on the Colorado Rockies at home in Coors Field over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Colorado remains in the drivers seat for the NL Wild Card spot heading into tonight and wouldn't it be fitting if an unheralded pitcher like Jason Hammel contributed with a big victory tonight for what if probably the most unheralded team still left in conention?
Hammel saw another strong start go to waste last Thursday, as he lasted 6.1 innings and yielded two runs on six hits, striking out six while walking none. Hammel has gone at least six innings in his last five starts, and in 10 of his last 11 starts he's allowed three runs or less, making the former Tampa Bay righthander one of the club's most dependable starters in the second half of the season.
Milwaukee veteran righthanded starter Jeff Suppan was cruising along with back-to-back quality starts and then the wheels really came off in his last outing against the Phillies as Suppan surrendered 12 hits and seven earned runs in less than five innings in what was his second-worst start of the season. It's been a very up-and-down 2009 campaign for the 15-year veteran, but mostly down as indicated by his 7-11 record, 5.04 ERA and the fact that his strikeouts are down (only 76 in 153 innings) and his walks are up (72).
The Rockies have been one of the best home teams of late, going 39-16 in their last 55 home games heading into the start of this series. Take Colorado.
thanks a lotDETROIT +1.5 RUNS (RUN-LINE)Game: Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers Game Time: 9/30/2009 7:05:00 PM Prediction: Detroit Tigers Reason: I'm playing DETROIT ON THE RUNLINE (+1.5 Runs). With the Twins being favored for the game, we're getting a very reasonable price on the Tigers at +1.5 runs. While I expect the Tigers to win, I also believe that this game will likely be close and that having an extra run to work with could prove valuable. Note that both of yesterday's games were decided by a single run, a sign of how close and important this series is. Including yesterday's results, the Tigers are 49-27 at home. The Twins are 37-42 on the road. As their overall records are close, clearly both teams prefer their "home cooking." Note that the Tigers are 6-4 (vs. the moneyline) as home underdogs in the +100 to +125 range. Bonine gets the call for the Tigers and he's been solid as a starter. In three starts, he's got a 3.06 ERA and 1.245 WHIP. He took a loss last time out. However, that was on the road (Tigers are 2-0 in his home starts) and he only allowed two unearned runs and two hits through 6 2/3 innings. Note that all three of his starts have been decided by two runs or less, two of them by a single run. Additionally, note that he'll have the advantage of starting against the Twins for the first time this season. Pavano goes for the Twins and he's admittedly got some great numbers against Detroit. However, this will be the fourth time that the Tigers have faced him since the beginning of August and they just saw him on 9/19, only two starts ago. That should give the hitters an advantage. Actually, Pavano was fortunate to give up only two runs vs. Detroit in that game as he also gave up 11 hits. He was also quite hittable in his most recent start as the lowly Royals got eight hits (two of them HR's) and scored four runs off him in six innings. Overall, he's got a 4.86 ERA incl. a 4.84 ERA on the road. As Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said, "This is playoff baseball - we just got started a little early this year..." With this being "playoff baseball," I expect another close and hard-fought affair and considering the Tigers overall home record, I feel that getting them at +1.5 runs for this price provides us with excellent value. *10 Top Run Line
