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The post-season is just a short three weeks away, and Bookmaker Sportsbook will continue to be your home for all regular season, playoff, and Super Bowl XLIII betting from now until the beginning of February. Playoff positioning in the AFC will be on the line Sunday afternoon
BetUS NBA wagering fanatics looking to increase their seasonal pro basketball betting bankroll, will get a thrill out of this informative NBA Saturday 4-Pack of NBA Free Picks special.
With nearly a full slate of NBA action taking place this weekend,
The Sunday night game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants will pay for big for those who can predict the final score.
Our ‘Margin of Victory’ prop is very interesting for this game as it closely reflects the point spread in which the Cowboys are favored by three-points at Sportsbook.com. So far, only 32% of the betting public likes the favored Cowboys.
Our writers continue to pad your pockets with winning picks on Sunday.
Last week it was Cras with a perfect 4-0 week against the spread (ATS) and now each writer enters Week 15 with more than respectable 30-23-3 records.
Here’s how they break down four of this week’s intriguing matchups:
Unless you live in the ‘Queen City’ of Cincinnati, you probably don’t understand the depth of the rivalry between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the #10 Xavier Musketeers.
Tip-off is set for 8 pm ET Saturday and you can get the latest odds here.
Saturday marks the start of the “Road to the Final Four” as CBS tips-off its season of coverage with a showdown in the nation’s capitol between #17 Memphis and #19 Georgetown.
Tip-off is set for 2 pm ET and you can get the latest odds here.
Handicappers have to wear many hats to do a good job: athlete, statistician, doctor, lawyer, critic. These days, a background in labor relations would be handy. Our top online experts from Bodog sportsbook weigh in with their opinions and cappers insight for two big matchups happening during Week 15 of the NFL season.
Who says we need a college football playoff system? Thanks to millions of dollars in corporate sponsorship, we have two new bowl games to bet on this year, bringing the total to 34. That’s more than double what any namby-pamby eight-team elimination format would provide.
Jack Jones is now 20-2-1 now in our last 23 in the NFL after our side on the Bears ends in a push but our total goes OVER with a little bit of luck. I have a 25* posted on the Steelers/Ravens and a 20* going on the Bucs/Falcons. More will be posted either tonight or early tomorrow morning.
It’s another weekend in the NBA and even though there are a number of games for NBA sports betting fans to place online bets on, I’ve tried to pick two games that should provide plenty of interest.
There are so many games in the NBA that it makes sense to pick the best online bets possible by studying and really predicting where the BetUS odds makers are going to set the against the spread online wagering lines.
Wagner College
NFC Playoffs – Potential Surprise Teams
** The Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants are already in. The Carolina Panthers and Minnesota Vikings look like solid online bets to win their divisions.
The Los Angeles Clippers are horrible. The Portland Trailblazers are pretty darn good. This should be a good old fashioned sports betting lock, right? Maybe not. The Clippers are a terrible team but they do have Baron Davis in the back-court. Davis is averaging 27 points and 7 assists.
It’s Memphis vs. Georgetown on Saturday in a college basketball game that could have implications down the road. Both teams are nationally ranked with the Hoyas coming into this game at 19th in the polls and the Tigers coming into this game at 15th in the polls. Memphis is a very good team.
The Florida International Golden Panthers (4-5 SU, 1-5 ATS, 2-4 O/U) were routed the last time they took the court. The Miami Hurricanes (5-2 SU, 2-2 ATS, 2-2 O/U) are coming off an emphatic victory in their last contest.
The Delaware State Hornets (2-10 SU) have gotten their 2008-09 college basketball campaign off to a horrific start. The Maryland Terrapins (6-2 SU, 3-2-1 ATS, 1-5 O/U) are looking to win their third straight game after snapping a modest two-game skid last month.
