British Open Betting – Surprise Leader After Round 2 Might be Unbeatable
The weather continued to wreck havoc at St. Andrews on Friday as those who found success on Thursday found the going tough on Friday. Almost every single golfer who shot well on Thursday fell back to the pack on Friday.
Almost. The biggest surprise on Friday turned out to have been the biggest surprise on Thursday. After shooting a 7 under on Thursday to finish 2 strokes behind Rory McIlroy, the South African Louis Oosthuizen shot a fantastic 5 under on Friday to take a 5 stroke lead in the British Open.
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Ridiculously Low Super Bowl Betting Odds Make Patriots a Non-Bet
Knowing if a bet offers value or not is relative. Oh, sure, everybody knows that the odds on the St. Louis Rams to win the Super Bowl this season, +20000, are incredibly high but probably not high enough, or that betting on the Browns for anything less than tax-free status in Cleveland presents no value.
But knowing whether or not some of the more highly regarded teams in the NFL are offering value this year to win this Super Bowl is relative to your own belief system. Case in point, the New England Patriots.
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British Open – McIlory, Tiger and…John Daly?
Some players are still on the course. Heck, some players haven’t even teed off, but it really doesn’t matter. It doesn’t mater because he stage has already been set for this year’s British Open at the famous Old Course at St Andrews in Fife, Scotland.
Oh, sure, Martin Kaymer, the young German sensation still has to tee off and Edoardo Molinari, who won the Scottish Open last week, hasn’t lifted his driver out of his bag.
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NFL Betting Insider – Who Will Be the NFL’s Top Over Producers in 2010?
With NFL training camps set to begin in a mere matter of weeks and the 2010 NFL preseason period not far from getting underway, it’s never too early to get prepared for what promises to be another thrilling pro football season.
Having said that, I will break down several teams that I believe are going to be some of the best Over producers in the league for the upcoming 2010 regular season.
To beat the Over more often than not, it generally takes a team effort of good offense – and mediocre defense – in order to get the job done.
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NFL Betting Insider – Getting Defensive – These Teams Could Lead the Way in Unders
With the coming arrival of the start of NFL training camps approximately two weeks away, pro football betting enthusiasts everywhere are getting set for what promises to be an exciting 2010 campaign.
Devoted NFL gamblers that are looking to get their preseason and regular season wagering off to a strong start will be enlightened by this look at several teams that I believe will get very defensive – and thereby produce a majority of Under outcomes against the O/U total in 210.
With training camps getting set to start in a mere matter of days, let me get busy.
NFL Crystal Ball Betting – A Look Ahead at the Teams That Could Pay Off Big
While it’s nice knowing which teams cashed in consistently against-the-spread (ATS) last season, what NFL pro football betting buffs really need to know is which teams have a high percentage of cashing in during the upcoming 2010 NFL season.
This look back at some of last season’s big ATS winners – and ‘crystal ball’ look ahead at which teams will likely burn up the ATS charts in 2010, will give avid NFL gamblers the insight they will need in order to get off to a good start with either their preseason or regular season wagering.
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MLB Betting Insider – Cash in on Baseball’s Coldest Ballclubs Heading into the Second Half
I always tell professional sports gamblers that when it comes to making winning wagers, betting on consistently bad teams is just as profitable as cashing in by wagering on winning ballclubs.
British Open Futures – The Long Shots
For golf betting fans, it truly is the most wonderful time of the year, as we get set to enter the third major of the season. Having already looked at the favorites, now it’s time to take a look at a few long shots, in the British Open Futures Betting.
Padraig Harrington (+1800): If you’re going to take a gamble on a long shot, why not a two-time British Open champion?
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Bet on Golf – Is Tiger or Phil the Best Top American Bet in the Sportsbook?
Is El Tigre or Lefty the Top American bet in the golf sportsbook to win this week’s British Open?
Tiger is a +500 favorite in the sportsbook to win the British Open. Phil is at +800. Sports gamblers have to accept shorter golf odds on both of them to only beat their fellow Americans, but taking those short odds might be worth it because one of them looks amazingly solid going into Thursday’s first round.
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MLB All-Star Parlay Picks – Cash in on Annual Star-Studded Showcase
Colorado Rockies gifted right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez (15-1, 2.20 ERA) will take the mound opposite Tampa Bay lefty David Price (12-4, 2.42 ERA) looking to overpower the AL and help the National League snap an emphatic seve-game losing streak when the two leagues take to the field for the annua Midsummer Classic at Angels Stadium on Tuesday night beginning at 8 PM ET.
Tuesday, July 13, 5:00 PM ET
Angels Stadium, Anaheim, CA
MLB Betting Odds
National League +1½ -190
American League -1½ +160
Moneyline
National league Ev
American League -120
Over 8½ -115
Under 8½ -105
TV: FOX
Radio: Sirius 182 XM
National League 411
The National League has lost seven straight and 12 of 13 all-star games, wile managing a 7-7, 11-inning tie in 2002 when idiotic commissioner Bud Selig brought the game to a halt without a winner having been decided.
The good news for the National League is the fact that they have been extremely competitive in each of the last four all-star classics, losing each contest by just one run.
American League 411
The American League has been totally dominant in owing the NL since the senior league won three straight all-star games from 1994-96.
The Starters:
Ubaldo Jimenez –R (15-1, 2.20 ERA)
David Price –L (12-4, 2.42 ERA)
Jimenez has gone an impressive 2-0 with a high 5.40 ERA over his last three starts after struggling in tow of them.
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