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October 14th
HOUSTON ASTROS -130 {J. Verlander}
NEW YORK YANKEES +125 {L. Severino}
- Verlander after being traded by the Tigers has been absolutely dominant with the Astros and his postseason numbers are very good. I don't consider the kind of dominant pitcher like Kershaw, Scherzer and co. but the numbers are just impressive.
- Severino had an incredible Regular Season and probably is the hardest-throwing starting pitcher. On his first postseason things didn't work out very good up to now, but he surely has the speed to be dominant.
- Pitchers were pretty much dominant yesterday, for the Yankees this game is so important, because going 0-2 down against a better team like the Astros would make things extremely complicate.
- The line and the market are going with the Yankees and if I would be forced to choice I rather go with the Yankees +125 then with the home favorite. But, +125 is not really a great value considering that you gonna play on the road and against a better team.
- Like better New York on this one, but don't feel confidence enough to get in with that line on the road.
LOS ANGELES DODGERS -196 {C. Kershaw}
CHICAGO CUBS +187 {Still Not Named}
- Kershaw allowed 4 solo home runs in the first postseason game and didn't look so solid as you would expect from him.
- Chicago played a crazy 5-games Series against the Nationals. The relievers have been a disaster except Lester and it's very hard to expect what the Cubs can do on this Series.
- The starter will be likely Quintana or Lackey.
- Not too confident on Kershaw and also the Nationals for at least 3 games haven't hit much against the Cubs, I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thing would happen to LA.
- On the other hand like I said not really sure either on what to expect from Chicago.
MLB Playoffs October: 6 WINNERS / 2 LOSSES / $13,400
X3 EXTREME CONFIDENCE PLAYS: 5 WINNERS / 0 LOSSES
OVERALL RESULTS
76 WINNERS / 37 LOSSES / $57,620
May: 6 WINNERS / 1 LOSS / $4,410
June: 19 WINNERS / 5 LOSSES / $12,770
July: 18 WINNERS / 17 LOSSES / $400
August: 18 WINNERS / 8 LOSSES / $14,100
September: 10 WINNERS / 4 LOSSES / $12,540[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]
MLB Playoffs October: 6 WINNERS / 2 LOSSES / $13,400[/FONT]
[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]PLAYS ARCHIVE
October 12th Chicago Cubs $2,000
October 11th Washington Nationals $3,210
October 9th Washington Nationals -$2,200
October 8th New York Yankees $3,270
October 8th Boston Red Sox $4,020
October 7th Washington Nationals $3,000
October 6th Washington Nationals -$2,900
October 3rd New York Yankees $3,000
September 19th St. Louis Cardinals $2,100
September 17th Washington Nationals $2,000
September 16th Boston Red Sox $2,000
September 15th St. Louis Cardinals -$2,000
September 14th Texas Rangers -$2,080
September 13th Seattle Mariners $2,000
September 12th Seattle Mariners $2,060
September 11th Baltimore Orioles -$2,000
September 8th Seattle Mariners $2,000
September 4th Texas Rangers $2,200
September 4th St. Louis Cardinals $2,000
September 4th Cincinnati Reds $2,260
September 3rd Colorado Rockies -$2,000
September 1st Arizona Diamondbacks $2,000
August 26th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
August 24th Colorado Rockies $2,040
August 23rd Toronto Blue Jays $2,000
August 23rd San Francisco Giants $2,000
August 22nd Baltimore Orioles -$3,080
August 21st Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 20th Baltimore Orioles -$2,000
August 19th New York Mets $2,000
August 18th Colorado Rockies $2,000
August 18th Chicago Cubs $2,000
August 17th Houston Astros -$2,320
August 16th Seattle Mariners $2,000
August 15th Pittsburgh Pirates -$2,000
August 14th Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 12th Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 11th Oakland Athletics $2,000
August 11th Miami Marlins $2,120
August 10th Oakland Athletics -$2,000
August 9th New York Yankees $2,000
August 8th Cleveland Indians $1,000
August 7th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
August 6th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
August 4th Seattle Mariners $1,000
August 3rd Houston Astros -$1,490
August 2nd New York Yankees -$2,170
August 1st St. Louis Cardinals -$2,000
July 28th New York Yankees $1,000
July 27th New York Mets -$1,000
July 27th New York Yankees $1,000
July 27th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
July 26th New York Mets -$1,050
July 26th Baltimore Orioles -$1,000
July 25th Boston Red Sox -$1,000
July 24th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
July 23rd Pittsburgh Pirates -$1,000
July 22nd Chicago Cubs $1,000
July 21st Texas Rangers $1,000
July 20th Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 20th New York Mets $1,000
July 19th Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 19th Oakland Athletics $1,000
July 18th Oakland Athletics -$1,000
July 18th Baltimore Orioles $1,000
July 17th Oakland Athletics -$1,030
July 17th Baltimore Orioles $1,000
July 16th St. Louis Cardinals -$1,280
July 15th Los Angeles Angels -$1,180
July 15th St. Louis Cardinals $1,200
July 14th Los Angeles Angels -$1,000
July 9th Seattle Mariners $1,000
July 8th Tampa Bay Rays $1,000
July 8th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
July 7th Baltimore Orioles -$1,150
July 6th Cleveland Indians $1,000
July 6th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
July 5th Texas Rangers $1,000
July 5th Baltimore Orioles -$1,000
July 4th Texas Rangers -$1,160
July 4th Toronto Blue Jays $1,070
July 3rd Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 2nd Toronto Blue Jays -$1,020
June 28th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 27th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 26th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 25th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 25th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 24th Detroit Tigers -$1,000
June 23rd Toronto Blue Jays -$1,350
June 21st Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 19th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 18th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 16th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
June 15th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 13th Chicago Cubs $1,000
June 12th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
June 10th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 9th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
June 8th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 7th St. Louis Cardinals -$1,350
June 6th Toronto Blue Jays -$1,370
June 5th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 4th Chicago Cubs $1,000
June 3rd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000
June 2nd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000
June 1st Boston Red Sox -$1,200
May 31st Washington Nationals $1,000
May 29th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
May 28th San Francisco Giants $1,000
May 27th Cleveland Indians -$1,590
May 26th Washington Nationals $1,000
May 24th Boston Red Sox $1,000
May 23rd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000[/FONT]
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THE REAL DEAL
YOU LIVE YOU LEARN!
"The speed of your success is limited only by your dedication and what you're willing to sacrifice..."
October 14th
HOUSTON ASTROS -130 {J. Verlander}
NEW YORK YANKEES +125 {L. Severino}
- Verlander after being traded by the Tigers has been absolutely dominant with the Astros and his postseason numbers are very good. I don't consider the kind of dominant pitcher like Kershaw, Scherzer and co. but the numbers are just impressive.
- Severino had an incredible Regular Season and probably is the hardest-throwing starting pitcher. On his first postseason things didn't work out very good up to now, but he surely has the speed to be dominant.
- Pitchers were pretty much dominant yesterday, for the Yankees this game is so important, because going 0-2 down against a better team like the Astros would make things extremely complicate.
- The line and the market are going with the Yankees and if I would be forced to choice I rather go with the Yankees +125 then with the home favorite. But, +125 is not really a great value considering that you gonna play on the road and against a better team.
- Like better New York on this one, but don't feel confidence enough to get in with that line on the road.
LOS ANGELES DODGERS -196 {C. Kershaw}
CHICAGO CUBS +187 {Still Not Named}
- Kershaw allowed 4 solo home runs in the first postseason game and didn't look so solid as you would expect from him.
- Chicago played a crazy 5-games Series against the Nationals. The relievers have been a disaster except Lester and it's very hard to expect what the Cubs can do on this Series.
- The starter will be likely Quintana or Lackey.
- Not too confident on Kershaw and also the Nationals for at least 3 games haven't hit much against the Cubs, I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thing would happen to LA.
- On the other hand like I said not really sure either on what to expect from Chicago.
MLB Playoffs October: 6 WINNERS / 2 LOSSES / $13,400
X3 EXTREME CONFIDENCE PLAYS: 5 WINNERS / 0 LOSSES
OVERALL RESULTS
76 WINNERS / 37 LOSSES / $57,620
May: 6 WINNERS / 1 LOSS / $4,410
June: 19 WINNERS / 5 LOSSES / $12,770
July: 18 WINNERS / 17 LOSSES / $400
August: 18 WINNERS / 8 LOSSES / $14,100
September: 10 WINNERS / 4 LOSSES / $12,540[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]
MLB Playoffs October: 6 WINNERS / 2 LOSSES / $13,400[/FONT]
[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]PLAYS ARCHIVE
October 12th Chicago Cubs $2,000
October 11th Washington Nationals $3,210
October 9th Washington Nationals -$2,200
October 8th New York Yankees $3,270
October 8th Boston Red Sox $4,020
October 7th Washington Nationals $3,000
October 6th Washington Nationals -$2,900
October 3rd New York Yankees $3,000
September 19th St. Louis Cardinals $2,100
September 17th Washington Nationals $2,000
September 16th Boston Red Sox $2,000
September 15th St. Louis Cardinals -$2,000
September 14th Texas Rangers -$2,080
September 13th Seattle Mariners $2,000
September 12th Seattle Mariners $2,060
September 11th Baltimore Orioles -$2,000
September 8th Seattle Mariners $2,000
September 4th Texas Rangers $2,200
September 4th St. Louis Cardinals $2,000
September 4th Cincinnati Reds $2,260
September 3rd Colorado Rockies -$2,000
September 1st Arizona Diamondbacks $2,000
August 26th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
August 24th Colorado Rockies $2,040
August 23rd Toronto Blue Jays $2,000
August 23rd San Francisco Giants $2,000
August 22nd Baltimore Orioles -$3,080
August 21st Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 20th Baltimore Orioles -$2,000
August 19th New York Mets $2,000
August 18th Colorado Rockies $2,000
August 18th Chicago Cubs $2,000
August 17th Houston Astros -$2,320
August 16th Seattle Mariners $2,000
August 15th Pittsburgh Pirates -$2,000
August 14th Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 12th Baltimore Orioles $2,000
August 11th Oakland Athletics $2,000
August 11th Miami Marlins $2,120
August 10th Oakland Athletics -$2,000
August 9th New York Yankees $2,000
August 8th Cleveland Indians $1,000
August 7th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
August 6th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
August 4th Seattle Mariners $1,000
August 3rd Houston Astros -$1,490
August 2nd New York Yankees -$2,170
August 1st St. Louis Cardinals -$2,000
July 28th New York Yankees $1,000
July 27th New York Mets -$1,000
July 27th New York Yankees $1,000
July 27th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
July 26th New York Mets -$1,050
July 26th Baltimore Orioles -$1,000
July 25th Boston Red Sox -$1,000
July 24th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
July 23rd Pittsburgh Pirates -$1,000
July 22nd Chicago Cubs $1,000
July 21st Texas Rangers $1,000
July 20th Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 20th New York Mets $1,000
July 19th Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 19th Oakland Athletics $1,000
July 18th Oakland Athletics -$1,000
July 18th Baltimore Orioles $1,000
July 17th Oakland Athletics -$1,030
July 17th Baltimore Orioles $1,000
July 16th St. Louis Cardinals -$1,280
July 15th Los Angeles Angels -$1,180
July 15th St. Louis Cardinals $1,200
July 14th Los Angeles Angels -$1,000
July 9th Seattle Mariners $1,000
July 8th Tampa Bay Rays $1,000
July 8th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
July 7th Baltimore Orioles -$1,150
July 6th Cleveland Indians $1,000
July 6th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
July 5th Texas Rangers $1,000
July 5th Baltimore Orioles -$1,000
July 4th Texas Rangers -$1,160
July 4th Toronto Blue Jays $1,070
July 3rd Texas Rangers -$1,000
July 2nd Toronto Blue Jays -$1,020
June 28th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 27th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 26th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 25th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 25th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 24th Detroit Tigers -$1,000
June 23rd Toronto Blue Jays -$1,350
June 21st Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 19th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 18th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 16th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
June 15th Detroit Tigers $1,000
June 13th Chicago Cubs $1,000
June 12th Pittsburgh Pirates $1,000
June 10th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
June 9th St. Louis Cardinals $1,000
June 8th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 7th St. Louis Cardinals -$1,350
June 6th Toronto Blue Jays -$1,370
June 5th San Francisco Giants $1,000
June 4th Chicago Cubs $1,000
June 3rd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000
June 2nd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000
June 1st Boston Red Sox -$1,200
May 31st Washington Nationals $1,000
May 29th Toronto Blue Jays $1,000
May 28th San Francisco Giants $1,000
May 27th Cleveland Indians -$1,590
May 26th Washington Nationals $1,000
May 24th Boston Red Sox $1,000
May 23rd Los Angeles Dodgers $1,000[/FONT]
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The Real Deal
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