2% max recommended unless otherwise noted. 1% max recommended for soccer.
RECAP Nov 8th games :
Washington covered as a 1.5 point dog against Charlotte winning 132 to 116.
The over cashed in.
Boston failed to cover as a 2.5 point favorite against Philadelphia losing 103 to 106.
The under cashed in.
NY covered as a 5.5 point favorite against Utah winning 134 to 118.
The over cashed in.
Brooklyn covered as a 5.5 dog against The Clippers winning 100 to 93.
The under cashed in.
Minnesota covered as a 9.5 point favorite against New Orleans winning 122 to 101.
The over cashed in.
Houston covered as a 1.5 point dog dog against The Lakers winning 128 to 94.
The under cashed in.
Detroit covered as a 12.5 point dog against Milwaukee losing 118 to 120.
The over cashed in.
OKC covered as a 2.5 point dog against Cleveland winning 128 to 120.
The over cashed.
Miami covered as a 1.5 point favorite against Memphis winning 108 to 102.
The under cashed in.
Phoenix covered as a 1.5 point favorite against Chicago winning in OT 116 to 115.
The over cashed in.
Toronto covered as a 4.5 point dog against Dallas winning 127 to 116.
The over cashed in.
Denver failed to cover as a 4.5 point favorite against Golden State winning 108 to 105.
The under cashed in.
Sacramento failed to cover as an 8.5 point favorite against Portland winning 121 to 118.
The over cashed in.
PREVIEW November 9th:
Milwaukee travels to Indiana as a 2.5 point favorite with a total of 241.5
Milwaukee’s Lillard and Giannis are game time decisions.
Early Public Action shows 64% lean toward Milwaukee and 73% favor the over.
Atlanta travels to Orlando as a 3.5 point favorite with a total of 231.5
Atlanta’s Matthews, Gueye and Bufkin are out. ORlando’s G.Harris and Carter are out.
Isaac, K. Harris and Fultz are game time decisions.
Early Public Action shows 63% lean toward Atlanta and 51% favor the over.
Smokehouse Mike’s pick of the day
Milwaukee and Indiana will go under (against the public)
Not official picks
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Sorry Folks... Rumble was acting real "wonky" yesterday afternoon, and neither of the shows ever went live over there. I've already put up the replay of "Crick's Corner" from yesterday. Here's the replay from our first official episode of "Spittin' Tuth", for those who may be interested!! We're gonna be talking a little bit of EVERYTHING on this show, and we'll be doing it Friday Nights at 9:30 PM EST going forward!! Hope y'all enjoy!!!! STAY SAFE Out There!! Good Luck & Good Gamblin!!!!
-Crickett
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SHOW TIME - FRIDAYS @ 9:30 PM EST
Well yesterday wasn't near as bad as Monday, but it was NO BUENO nonetheless!! We only had the Diamond to fire at yesterday, so I wasn't exactly "Oozing with Confidence" heading into the slate!! We found a couple nice plus money winners, but lost our ML plays, and BRICKED both the NRFI & YRFI Parlays (As Is Tradition!!) to put us DOWN right at 3 Units on the night!! Siiiiiiggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh...... We've got Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals Tonight, and I'm MUCH MORE excited about watching it than betting it!! Once again Folks.... Probably wanna TREAD LIGHTLY today with My Picks, because it's been a ROUGH RUN the last few days!! However... CAN'T WIN IF YA DON'T PLAY!!!! You & Your Beautiful Families STAY SAFE Out There!!! Good Luck & Good Gamblin!!!!
TUNE IN for "Crick's Corner" at 3:00 PM EST (Monday - Friday) over on the "Sportspicks" Channel on Rumble!! Hope To See Y'all There!!!!
ATS = Against The Spread
ML = MoneyLine
60 Minute ML = ML Bet for Regulation / If Game Goes to OT, Bet is a LOSS
Tie No Bet = ML Bet For Regulation / If Game Goes to OT, Bet is a PUSH
ALT = Alternate Spreads
SGP = Same Game Parlay
TT = Team Total
IPP = Individual Player Props
PL (Puck Line) = -1.5/+1.5 Goals (Hockey)
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FIFA Club World Cup Preview
So we finally got what everyone wanted and has been waiting for. Yet another month long international tournament after an increasingly gruelling domestic season. All jokes aside, this is a very exciting tournament if you're approaching it from a betting point of view. Due to previous club world cups being ad hoc winter tournaments, there is no direct past action to compare it to. This implies a certain amount of volatility qua pricing. If we are able to take advantage of this volatility, we may do well out of it yet.
This tournament does have a predecessor, the Confederations Cup, which ran until 2017. It was due to be held in Qatar in 2021 but was abolished due to concerns over the sky high temperatures there. The new expanded club world cup was created as a direct replacement for it. Both the regular club world cup and confederations cup were smaller affairs with 8 teams, so each team only played five games at most. This tournament will have up to seven games for teams who reach ...