Money Betters-
Talk about a Money Bet. Last week's pick of Michigan State over Illinois exceeded even the wildest of expectations. A 42-3 route of Illinois easily cleared the 7 point spread that the odds makers were giving Michigan State going into the game. The staff had scoured all of the stats to come up with that one, and we only saw Michigan State winning by 10. Today Michigan State plays the Wolverines at home --and that game will be a thriller in East Lansing. The line is only -4.5 Michigan State, but I think it will be a close one. Always hard to play at Sparty, the crowd will be fired up. If Michigan State wins this one, they might run the table--only having to play Nebraska, Northwestern, and Minnesota to finish out the season. Surely they deserve a better ranking that 22nd in the country, only losing a close match up to Notre Dame in week 4 (17-13).
This week there are a lot of good matches to choose from, but one in particular jumps out to the staff. With the exception of the slip up in week 7 to Florida State, Clemson is putting together a hell of a season. Averaging 37.4 points per game, the Clemson offense is firing on all cylinders. Tajh Boyd is putting together quite the little season. So far Tajh has thrown for 2243 yards and 17 touchdowns finding very reliable hands in Sammy Watkins. And with the exception of playing an away game against South Carolina at the end of the season, it's going to be smooth sailing to a season end for the Tigers. Look for some solid touches from Roderick McDowell this afternoon as Clemson looks to poke holes in Virginia's D Line.
The last time that Virginia played a high caliber team like Clemson was in week two when they played Oregon. The Ducks managed to put up 59 on Virginia. Since then, it's been a steady stream of disappointments falling to opponents that they should be beating. Duke, Maryland, and Ball State had their way with the Cavaliers. The one shining light in their dismal season is Running Back Kevin Parks. Kevin has had a pretty solid season rushing the ball, rushing for 614 yards with 9 touchdowns. If Virginia can get the ball into Clemson's red zone, look for them to put together some quick strikes up the middle to Kevin Parks. The staff is fairly certain that Virginia will put together at least a few opportunities for Kevin to get into the end zone today. But Clemson's defense will prove to tough for Virginia, and will hold them to a field goal attempt most times they get close.
The line on this game is Clemson by -17, but Clemson will exploit Virginia for far more. Clemson gets away in this game and wins by at least 28. The staff has run all the calculations and has Clemson winning this game 42-10, with Kevin Parks getting one touchdown, and settling for a field goal for the remained of their points.
Now---for the English Bets....
It’s Saturday morning so that can only mean one
thing, time to roll out of bed and check out the British Bantam Betting.
Talk about a Money Bet. Last week's pick of Michigan State over Illinois exceeded even the wildest of expectations. A 42-3 route of Illinois easily cleared the 7 point spread that the odds makers were giving Michigan State going into the game. The staff had scoured all of the stats to come up with that one, and we only saw Michigan State winning by 10. Today Michigan State plays the Wolverines at home --and that game will be a thriller in East Lansing. The line is only -4.5 Michigan State, but I think it will be a close one. Always hard to play at Sparty, the crowd will be fired up. If Michigan State wins this one, they might run the table--only having to play Nebraska, Northwestern, and Minnesota to finish out the season. Surely they deserve a better ranking that 22nd in the country, only losing a close match up to Notre Dame in week 4 (17-13).
This week there are a lot of good matches to choose from, but one in particular jumps out to the staff. With the exception of the slip up in week 7 to Florida State, Clemson is putting together a hell of a season. Averaging 37.4 points per game, the Clemson offense is firing on all cylinders. Tajh Boyd is putting together quite the little season. So far Tajh has thrown for 2243 yards and 17 touchdowns finding very reliable hands in Sammy Watkins. And with the exception of playing an away game against South Carolina at the end of the season, it's going to be smooth sailing to a season end for the Tigers. Look for some solid touches from Roderick McDowell this afternoon as Clemson looks to poke holes in Virginia's D Line.
The last time that Virginia played a high caliber team like Clemson was in week two when they played Oregon. The Ducks managed to put up 59 on Virginia. Since then, it's been a steady stream of disappointments falling to opponents that they should be beating. Duke, Maryland, and Ball State had their way with the Cavaliers. The one shining light in their dismal season is Running Back Kevin Parks. Kevin has had a pretty solid season rushing the ball, rushing for 614 yards with 9 touchdowns. If Virginia can get the ball into Clemson's red zone, look for them to put together some quick strikes up the middle to Kevin Parks. The staff is fairly certain that Virginia will put together at least a few opportunities for Kevin to get into the end zone today. But Clemson's defense will prove to tough for Virginia, and will hold them to a field goal attempt most times they get close.The line on this game is Clemson by -17, but Clemson will exploit Virginia for far more. Clemson gets away in this game and wins by at least 28. The staff has run all the calculations and has Clemson winning this game 42-10, with Kevin Parks getting one touchdown, and settling for a field goal for the remained of their points.
Now---for the English Bets....
It’s Saturday morning so that can only mean one
thing, time to roll out of bed and check out the British Bantam Betting.
We’ve had
some correspondence recently highlighting the fact we’re in a bad streak with
very few wins in the last few weeks and even the Trixie hasn’t been paying out
doubles each week to cover our costs so this week I think we’ll be somewhat
more cautious but not at the detriment of our winnings
This is the
14th match of the football league and we’re starting to itch. We
know that the hunt for big money requires patience and last week was a
disappointing one. The OPTION OVERTIME we brought in last week was SO close to
making some big cash but 2 late goals in Manchester turned that on it’s head
and our other 3 games dropped so we went 0/3 last week.
Onwards and
upwards, and then straight to the bank!!
The 3 Team Banker – Matchweek
9: 02/11/2013
LEICESTER to beat WATFORD (Away win)
Leicester had
an incredible cup win through the week at Fulham and they’re flying high this
season. Nugent is in top form scoring 4 goals in the last 3 matches and they’ve
proved they can score goals with 24 goals this year. Watford are one of the
most inconsistent squads in the Championship winning big one week and then
crashing out to relegation strugglers the next. They’re totally beatable and at
2/1 I think Leicester are a safe bet.
We’ve had
some correspondence recently highlighting the fact we’re in a bad streak with
very few wins in the last few weeks and even the Trixie hasn’t been paying out
doubles each week to cover our costs so this week I think we’ll be somewhat
more cautious but not at the detriment of our winnings
This is the
14th match of the football league and we’re starting to itch. We
know that the hunt for big money requires patience and last week was a
disappointing one. The OPTION OVERTIME we brought in last week was SO close to
making some big cash but 2 late goals in Manchester turned that on it’s head
and our other 3 games dropped so we went 0/3 last week.
Potential
returns for a $10 bet: $309.38USD
A $20 Trixie
(4 bets of $5) yields: $303.75USD
N.B. Prices
taken from www.ladrbokes.com
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