Two free winners from Grandmaster Joe Duffy. The systems behind both would almost always be Wise Guy plays. However, many rightfully argue the biggest day for regular season home-field advantage in MLB is Saturday and alas home underdogs do well on Saturdays. Hence, these are not among my premium picks for today. 

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CUBS (STEELE -148) Arizona (Bumgarner)

Odds relative to recent numbers weaponizing the oddsmakers knowledge against them is +848. 50 units. When oddsmakers tell you a team is playing their most winnable game in recent play, listen to them. An angle that exploits their knowledge is +86.64 units, but with a whopping 17.1 ROI. When inferior team (based on winning percentage) is the favorite, listen to what the oddsmakers are telling you. This wins big on both run and moneyline. 

ATLANTA (WRIGHT -148) Miami (Hernandez)

Odds relative to recent numbers weaponizing the oddsmakers knowledge against them is +848. 50 units. When oddsmakers tell you a team is playing their most winnable game in recent play, listen to them. An angle that exploits their knowledge is +86.64 units, but with a whopping 17.1 ROI.  

Now to the market report for today’s NBA clash. 

Miami-Boston (-6.5, 207.5)

Opened -5.5 208

Heat’s PJ Tucker and Kyle Lowery listed as questionable. 

🏀 58% of bets, 68% of money on Boston 

🏀 66% of bets, 52% of money on OVER 

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Top MLB trends for today!

• Seattle 31-17 +27.6 units to AL starting pitcher with 3.70 or better ERA
• NY Mets 22-40 -26.4 units to left-handers
• Detroit under 26-8 after scoring four or less in four straight games 
• Cleveland 12-3 +11.5 units to teams that get three or fewer walks per game on offense
• Atlanta 4-14 -14.8 off a win
• Baltimore under 13-2 if their bullpen pitched nine or more innings in last two games
• Aaron Nola 7-18 team record -16.9 units at night last two years
• Chris Flexen 11-2 team record +11.2 units against a team that draws three or fewer walks per game
• Sandy Alcantara under 12-1 to division last two years

Biggest MLB over teams this season (over followed by under record):

Cincinnati 23-14-1

Atlanta 22-15-2

Biggest MLB under teams this season (under followed by over record):

Houston 29-11

Detroit 26-12-1

Baltimore 25-14-1

Toronto 24-14-1

The NBA Playoffs is down to its final four teams. 

The Western Conference doesn’t feature a No. 1 or 2 seed in its finals matchup while the East precisely pairs the top-seeded Heat versus the second-seeded Celtics.

SportsBetting released updated odds for the NBA Finals, Finals MVP, conference series and Game 1s last night.

NBA Championship

G. State Warriors        +125    

Boston Celtics             +200    

Miami Heat                 +450    

Dallas Mavericks         +600    

MVP

Stephen Curry             +190

Jayson Tatum              +200

Jimmy Butler               +550

Luka Doncic                 +650

Jordan Poole               +2000

Klay Thompson           +2000

Draymond Green        +2200

Jaylen Brown              +2200

Bam Adebayo             +2500

Grant Williams            +5000

Marcus Smart             +5000

Tyler Herro                  +6600

Jalen Brunson             +7500

Al Horford                   +8000

Kyle Lowry                  +10000

Robert Williams          +12500

Spencer Dinwiddie      +12500

Andrew Wiggins         +15000

Victor Oladipo             +15000

Dorian Finney-Smith   +25000

Game 1

Celtics at Heat (-2, 205.5)

Mavericks at Warriors (-5, 215)

Series Odds

Celtics -175

Heat +155

(This series opened as a “pick ’em” so all the early wagers on Celtics)

Mavericks +190

Warriors -220

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BOSTON +1.5 Milwaukee

Of course, the zigzag has gone in reverse in recent years, but even when it won, there were specific “bounce back” situations in which it did great and others which momentum was more important. Those bounce back still hold up including one that is 401-319-9. While favorites are generally good bets in the playoffs, not in this specific situation, which is even better with dogs. Boston is also a decent computer bet. 

MLB angles

Yu Darvish 0-8 road off loss -12.8 units

Astros under 10-0 versus opponent with a winning percentage of .380 or less

Logan Webb 17-1 versus opponents that strand 6.9 or less runners per game +16.6 units

Baltimore under 11-1 to left-handed starters

Kyle Freeland’s night starts have gone under 16-3

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UFC 276 is setting up to be a massive event as the men’s middleweight and featherweight championships are on the line. 

The main fight card was announced last night, and we’ll get to see Israel Adsanya take on Jared Cannonier for the middleweight belt while Alexander Volkanovski and Max Holloway will meet for the third time to claim the featherweight title.

SportsBetting set odds on the nine bouts announced for the main card at UFC 276, which you can find below.

Odds are subject to change and real-time numbers can be seen here: 

Jared Cannonier +275

Israel Adesanya -325

Max Holloway +150

Alexander Volkanovski -175

(Volkanovski closed as a +165 underdog in their first fight and a -215 favorite in the rematch)

Sean Strickland +120

Alex Pereira -140

Lauren Murphy +140

Miesha Tate -160

Pedro Munhoz +195

Sean O’Malley -230

Uriah Hall +200

Andre Muniz -235

Jessica Eye +155

Maycee Barber -180

Dricus Du Plessis +105

Brad Tavares -125

Robbie Lawler +130

Bryan Barberena -150

One of the most unpredictable NFL drafts in recent history is in the books. 

While it may be a bit too early to predict next year’s No. 1 pick (remember, Spencer Rattler was the favorite this time a year ago), we can look at who the number-crunchers are projecting to have his name called first in 2023.

At SportsBetting, Ohio State’s CJ Stroud is the favorite with 2-1, or +200, odds. Bama’s Bryce Young is a close second, followed by teammate Will Anderson.

Additionally, the website has over/under prop bets for select rookies’ statistical performances this year. Drake London, who is the favorite for Rookie of the Year, has a receiving total of 800.5 yards.

Finally, there are odds on which Steelers quarterback will start more games, Kenny Pickett or Mitch Trubisky, as well which rookie QB will start the most games.

No. 1 Pick in 2022 NFL Draft               

CJ Stroud                     +200

Bryce Young                +250

Will Anderson             +300

Paris Johnson              +900

Jaxon Smith-Njigba     +1600

Phil Jurkovec               +1600

Tyler Van Dyke            +1600

Spencer Rattler           +1800

Offensive Rookie of the Year                  

Drake London             +550

Kenny Pickett              +650

Breece Hall                  +800

Treylon Burks              +800

Garrett Wilson            +900

Kenneth Walker III      +1000

Chris Olave                  +1200

Christian Watson        +1200

Jameson Williams       +1200

Desmond Ridder         +1600

James Cook                 +1600

Malik Willis                 +1600

Matt Corral                 +1600

Skyy Moore                 +1600

Jahan Dotson              +1800

George Pickens           +3300

Isaiah Spiller                +3300

Sam Howell                 +3300

Trey McBride              +3300

Carson Strong             +4000

Kyren Williams            +4000

Dameon Pierce           +5000

Jalen Tolbert               +5000

John Metchie III          +5000

Defensive Rookie of the Year             

Aidan Hutchinson       +500

Kayvon Thibodeaux    +550

Travon Walker            +800

Quay Walker               +850

Devin Lloyd                 +1000

Jermaine Johnson II    +1000

Kyle Hamilton             +1000

Ahmad Gardner          +1200

Derek Stingley Jr         +1200

Jordan Davis                +1800

Kaiir Elam                    +1800

Nakobe Dean              +1800

Trent McDuffie           +1800

Andrew Booth Jr         +2000

George Karlaftis          +2000

Devonte Wyatt           +2500

Daxton Hill                  +4000

Drake Jackson             +4000

Kyler Gordon               +4000

Arnold Ebiketie           +5000

Boye Mafe                  +5000

Brian Asamoah           +5000

Christian Harris           +5000

Jalen Pitre                   +5000

Jaquan Brisker            +5000

Leo Chenal                  +5000

Lewis Cine                   +5000

Roger McCreary          +5000

Who will start more games during 2022 regular season?

Kenny Pickett -200

Mitch Trubisky +150

Who will start more games during 2022 regular season?

Matt Corral -150

Desmond Ridder +140

Malik Willis +300

Sam Howell +600

Drake London receiving yards

Over/Under 800.5

Drake London receiving TDs

Over/Under 5

Chris Olave receiving yards

Over/Under 750.5

Chris Olave receiving TDs

Over/Under 4

Jahan Dotson receiving yards

Over/Under 675.5

Jahan Dotson receiving TDs

Over/Under 4

Treylon Burks receiving yards

Over/Under 875.5

Treylon Burks receiving TDs

Over/Under 5

Breece Hall rushing yards

Over/Under 750.5

Breece Hall total TDs

Over/Under 4.5

Aiden Hutchinson total sacks

Over/Under 7.5

Kayvon Thibodeaux total sacks

Over/Under 7

Travon Walker total sacks

Over/Under 5.5

Round 2 and 3 of the NFL Draft happen Friday evening, and there are still a lot of marquee names on the board.

Liberty quarterback Malik Willis, who had an over/under draft position of 12.5, has slid to the second round and is currently projected to go around 36, at least according to the latest odds.

Other QB like Matt Corral and Sam Howell have also seen their projected draft positions jump.

SportsBetting   has listed 26 additional props for Rounds 2 and beyond of the 2022 NFL Draft, which you can find below.

Round 2

Who will be traded first during Rounds 2-7?

Baker Mayfield            +200

Jimmy Garoppolo       +250

Deebo Samuel            +300

DK Metcalf                  +400

Who will be drafted No. 33 overall?              

Logan Hall                   +160

Perrion Winfrey          +500

Nakobe Dean              +700

Trey McBride              +750

Malik Willis                 +800

Bernhard Raimann      +1100

Boye Mafe                  +1100

David Ojabo                +1100

Jaquan Brisker            +1200

Kyler Gordon               +1200

What position will Bucs draft?                       

Defensive Lineman     -150

Offensive Lineman      +275

Cornerback                 +400

Safety                          +650

Tight End                     +1600

Wide Receiver             +1600

Linebacker                  +2800

Running Back              +3300

Quarterback                +5000

Kicker / Punter / Long Snapper          +15000

First wide receiver selected in Round 2                     

Christian Watson        +150

George Pickens           +150

Skyy Moore                 +210

John Metchie              +700

First running back selected                 

Breece Hall                  -325

Kenneth Walker III      +235

Isaiah Spiller                +1000

Mr. Irrelevant

Defensive -120

Offensive -120

More offensive or defensive players selected in Round 2?

Defensive -120

Offensive -120

Who will be drafted first?

Desmond Ridder -350

Matt Corral +225

(Odds opened -120 on both sides)

Andrew Booth

Over/Under 39.5 (opened 30.5)

Arnold Ebiketie 

Over/Under 45.5 (opened 32.5

Boye Mafe

Over/Under 39.5 (opened 30.5)

Breece Hall

Over/Under 39.5 (no change)

Carson Strong

Over/Under 114.5 (no change)

George Pickens

Over/Under 36.5 (opened 42.5)

James Cook 

Over/Under 69 (no change)

John Metchie III

Over/Under 56.5 (no change)

Kyler Gordon

Over/Under 36.5 (opened 37.5)

Logan Hall

Over/Under 39.5 (no change)

Malik Willis

Over/Under 36.5 (opened 12.5)

Matt Corral

Over/Under 59.5 (opened 32.5)

Nakobe Dean

Over/Under 39.5 (opened 31.5)

Roger McCreary

Over/Under 52.5 (opened 47.5)

Sam Howell

Over/Under 64.5 (opened 45.5)

Skyy Moore

Over/Under 41.5 (opened 35.5)

Trey McBride

Over/Under 44.5 (opened 51.5)

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The NFL Draft is a tough cookie to book. 

Oddsmakers frantically try to keep up with the latest football news, mock drafts and team rumors while trading NFL Draft odds over a few weeks, or even months for a prop like No. 1 overall pick.

With the top selection being a moving target basically since last year’s draft, SportsBetting  is reporting that it will turn a profit regardless of who is picked first. 

Evan Neal will generate the least amount of profit for the book if he is selected first while Travon Walker (currently the favorite with -500 odds) is second.

Here and the Top 10 liabilities for the book: 

1. Bengals TIGHT END first position drafted

2. Rams KICKER/PUNTER/LONG SNAPPER first position drafted 

3. Aidan Hutchinson to be picked No. 3 overall

4. Derek Stingley Jr. draft position UNDER 7.5 

5. Aidan Hutchinson to be picked No. 4 overall 

6. Will the No. 1 overall pick cry: YES

7. Ahmad Gardner draft position UNDER 5.5 

8. Evan Neal to be picked No. 5 overall 

9. Under 3.5 QBs selected in first round

10. Matt Corral draft position OVER 35.5