- Burrow: 5 years, $275 million, $219 million guaranteed
- Chase: 4 years, $161 million, $112 million guaranteed
- Higgins: 4 years, $115 million, $60 million guaranteed
Here's what I'm on for tonight (sorry I didn't send earlier)
David Dvorak +210 1U
I have long been a fan of Manel Kape, mostly due to his incredible fight finishing power. But the number on him is too wide against an opponent as sharp and durable as Dvorak. Dvorak has never been stopped by anyone but a doctor, and if he can take some of Kape’s offense early on, it leaves him in a good position to take over this fight. Dvorak is a nasty leg kicker, and the last thing you want if you are a Kape backer is for him to be chopped down by leg kicks, taking power out of those punches. This is one of the best matched bouts on the card, so getting +210 is too juicy for me to pass on.
Said Nurmagomedov +100 2U
Said is the Nurmagomedov with no relation to Khabib, and his game is certainly different than Khabib’s. He relies on a super accurate striking game and length that keeps him out of firefights. Kakhramonov is a pressure fighter who sacrifices defense for offense. I think there will be spots where he makes Nurmagomedov uncomfortable, but Said’s precision is too much for me to overlook in this matchup. We are getting the more experienced, and more technical fighter at a dog price.
Jake Matthews By Decision +140 1U
Semelsberger has some real physical gifts, but he is far from complete as a fighter. He relies a lot on aggression, but when hit back with offense he regresses into a patient counterstrikes, which he isn’t good enough to be. Matthews, on the other hand, has spent most of his career fighting the safe way. He is the better striker and the better grappler in this match, but he is not the type of fighter to go in for the kill against a dangerous opponent. Semelsberger was just picked apart by Alex Morono for 3 rounds, and I see a very similar result coming here. Morono took chances that Matthews won’t, but Matthews is also more than willing to take Semelsberger down and control him on the mat.
Cheyanne Vlismas By Decision +105 3U
Vlismas is back after some time off, but she comes into a matchup where she has all the advantages. She is the much more dynamic athlete in this matchup, and should be able to keep things at range where she is most comfortable. McKenna isn’t great at anything but being tough. She is slow and plodding, but doesn’t back down and maybe has some advantages here if she can drag this to the mat. I don’t really see a path for that, though, and envision Vlismas picking her apart for 3 rounds en route to a lopsided decision.
Amir Albazi Inside This Distance -135 2U
Albazi is a very complete fighter who relies on great technique and savvy more than ultra physical advantages. He has not been tested much in his first 3 fights in the UFC, and instead of a big step up fight against Brandon Royval he is now facing a UFC newcomer in Costa. The film on Costa is not thrilling, though he does carry some nice power at this weight class. The assumption is that Albazi is eventually able to get this to the mat, though, and Costa won’t have any answers in that world.
Armen Tsarukyan By Decision +125 1U
I think this is the best fight on the card. Tsarukyian is 5-2 in the UFC, but his first fight came on short notice against Islam Makhachev (whom he gave a tough fight) and a terrible decision loss to Mateusz Gamrot, whom he did significantly more damage to. Ismagulov is unbeaten in the UFC, but his lack of top end of athleticism makes his margins for success very thin. Tsarukyan should be at his best early in the fight, with Ismagulov’s durability keeping him in it late. I believe the former gets enough done in the first two rounds that he takes the decision win.
Jared Cannonier -110 1U
Cannonier By KO/TKO +275 1*
Coin flip main event, and I think there are two possible outcomes here. One is that Cannonier fights like he did against Adesanya, where he was unwilling to take any risks and essentially got booed out of the building. If that is the case, Strickland’s pacing could be a real problem and he will cruise. The most likely option is that Cannonier, who is 39 years old, realizes that the only shot he has at getting back to a title shot is to not only win, but win in impressive and fan-friendly fashion. This was where Strickland was overwhelmed against Pereira in July, where he suffered a NASTY knockout loss. Expect Cannoniers aggression to be the difference in this matchup.
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Welcome to our Rumble Premium reaction videos! This playlist will be from the book "Stugotz's Personal Record Book".
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Welcome to our Rumble Premium reaction videos! This playlist will be from the book "Stugotz's Personal Record Book".
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Here's where the money is at in MLB today!
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NFL Week 1 Teaser Pool
FOOTBALL IS BACK! Which means TEASERS ARE BACK! Those of you who haven’t followed me in the past will find out quickly teasers are my favorite and best things to bet. I take a unique approach when betting them. I do a lot of the things the ‘sharps’ would tell you not to do and don’t simply stick to the Advantage Teasers (aka Wong teasers). I also mainly bet 3 leg teasers. The key is to make sure you are at least getting +150 or better on a 3 leg teaser. What I also like to add to the mix is making sure 1 game is outside the play time of the other 2, that way I have an opportunity to hedge if I choose and create a middle.
Listed below is the pool of teaser options that I like and below that are the ones I bet.
PHI -2.5
PHI/DAL U54
LAC +9
PIT +3.5
CAR/JAX U53
NYG +12
CLE +11
LV +8.5
ATL +8
DEN -3
SF +3.5
GB +4
BAL/BUF O44.5
MY 3 LEG TEASERS
PHI -2.5 / LAC +9 / PIT +8.5 +150
PHI -2.5 / CLE +11 / SF +3.5 +155
LV +8.5 / CAR/JAX U53 / SF +3.5 +155
ATL +8 ...
NFL WEEK 1 BETTING CARD
SIDES + TOTALS + PARLAYS
PHI/DAL UNDER 47.5
LAC ML +150
NYJ 1H +0.5 / PIT ML (FOR THE GAME) +336
PIT/NYJ UNDER 38.5
JAX ML -190
NYG +6
NYG ML +215
CLE +5
NE/LV UNDER 44
ATL ML +115
SF -2.5
GB -2.5
BAL ML -115
MIN -2
PLAYER PROPS
AJ BROWN TD +160
CALEB WILLIAMS OVER 20.5 COMPLETIONS / UNDER 218.5 YARDS +425
SURVIVOR PICKS: PHI, JAX, AZ, DEN, PIT
Here's everything I'm on for the big game. I have several big bets, parlays, props, and long shot props!
I'm betting this game to make a profit, not how I think it will play out. I honestly don't care either way who wins this game, nor do I have a strong feeling on how it will play out. It's all about making money. I'll specify my strategies with certain bets on how I'm going to play them.
My overall thoughts on the game is the Eagles have the better roster, are the better team, have the ability to control this game and drain clock. Which is exactly why I expect the Chiefs to end up winning.
WILL ADD MORE OVER THE WEEKEND SO CHECK BACK
We are down to 8! Let's dive into each of these games breaking down the stats and trends. Then I'll give you my thoughts and best bets! Check back in throughout the week for my updated picks because I'm going to try and get the info out to you ASAP and as I place bets I will update this article with my picks.
The over/under in Chiefs/Texans is 41.5. Of Mahomes’ 18 career playoff games, this would be his lowest total, his previous low was 43.5 against the Dolphins last year. Of his 69 career home starts, this would be his 2nd-lowest total ever behind Christmas of last year against the Raiders at 40.5, a game KC lost.
We’ve seen 17 over/under’s in the playoffs with a total of 55 or more, they are 9-8 to the over all-time, but just 4-7 to the over since 2013-14, going under the total by 7.1 PPG. If you break it down by indoors vs. outdoors, 5-2 to the over indoors and 6-1 to the under outdoors.
Favorites in night games are 48-13 SU (79%) this season, including 6-0 SU from this same Lions team. Under Dan Campbell, the Lions are 10-0 SU as favorites in primetime, winning by over 10 PPG, and in games starting at 4p ET or later, they are 15-1 SU under Campbell, with their one loss coming to the Bills this season.
Three of the four matchups this week are rematches of games already played this season: Chiefs/Texans, Eagles/Rams, Bills/Ravens. Last decade in the playoffs, teams who played rematches in the same season, the team who won the previous game is 42-24 SU (64%) and 35-29-2 ATS in the rematch. For Baltimore, teams to win by 20+ pts in that first game are 10-1 SU and 7-4 ATS last decade.