[ChArRiT]

first 2 are due to win, doc has been solid consistenly....

I really need some winners tonight, 2k down now...

Thanks and BOL to all!

[cahustler]

same here, 2.3 k down...
but only going $100 a game...
cant wait to start a new week..
dont chase!!!!!

been at this shite for 25 years..
every year theres a week that hits me ///

[ChArRiT]

shit man, this is getting into my nerves...
I just dont know what to do, it seems everytime I chase a capper, they lose it all... just bad toough luck.

[cahustler]

i hear ya, even when i got the right team i get the wrong line..
i had texas tech at pick em when they were +1 or +1' every where..of course they lost by 1
this is that kind of a week when every thing goes to shit..
had vanderbilt then decided to bet back and doubled up on rice...
oh well...tomorrow is a new week

[ChArRiT]

So how are you planning to get even?? I just dont find my way to do so...

[cahustler]

you try to get even winning back a few hundred a week if youre lucky..
i used to double, triple, and quaddriple on the monday night game..
once or twice i get even , there are years when i get 30- 40 k down...
by then u wish you were only 2k down...
if youre a $100-$200 player, be a man and take the loss for the week..

you will get it back in time...

[cahustler]

to be honest, the cappers arent any better than u pick the games yourself ..
of course there are a few good ones.. youre just playing them hoping to catch them on a winning streak,
i was even a tout once before and my boss wants me to put out a game everyday even when i dont have one..

he said he doesnt care what my winning % are....he wants a good marketer...he is a well known capper too..

[OneTimeBaby]

ted picks
KC
Over Car/Dal

[ChArRiT]

hey, thanks, any writeup??

[OneTimeBaby]

High scoring Monday Night games have been the norm, not the exception. The league likes to showcase strong offensive play to draw big ratings and cash in on the success of the NFL. Last year, through September and October, we saw an 8-0-1 mark to the Over on Monday Night Football, one high scoring game after the next. And already here in 2009, we’ve seen three Overs in three Monday Night Football games, a trend that should continue tonight.
Dallas is a dead nuts Over team; 2-0 to the Over already this year, with more Overs to come. The Cowboys prolific offense managed to hang 31 on the Giants strong defense (only 17 points allowed in their other two games combined). Dallas put up points in bunches despite losing four turnovers. The Cowboys hung 35 on Tampa Bay in their opener. This team creates big plays from both their running and passing attack, bad news for the struggling Panthers defense.

New Panthers defensive coordinator Ron Meeks hasn’t come close to designing a gameplan that can shut down any decent offense – both Atlanta and Philly moved the ball at will against this stop unit, hanging 28 and 38 on the Panthers respectively. Dating back to last year, we’ve seen the Panthers go Over the total in eight of their last ten. They’ve allowed four touchdowns or more eight times during that span; 31+ on seven different occasions. Somehow, Carolina has a reputation as a defensive minded ballclub. They are not.

Frankly, the Cowboys defense isn’t all that much better. We saw Tampa Bay move the ball on the ground like a hot knife through butter against the Cowboys stop unit in Week 1. The Giants didn’t score a single touchdown in five red zone opportunities last week, yet they still put up 33 points, enough to win the game outright. We saw Jake Delhomme, Steve Smith, DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart find their mojo last week after an ugly Week 1 showing. The Panthers gained more than 400 yards against the Falcons, while avoiding the turnovers that have plagued them.

The Cowboys are 2-0 to the Over this year, the Panthers are 2-0 to the Over this year, and we’ve seen three Overs in three tries on Monday Night, giving us a trio of angles that have gone 7-0 to the Over already this year. There’s absolutely no reason to expect anything different tonight, in a game that has ‘shootout’ written all over it.

[ChArRiT]

Thanks!! Hope that OVER hits!

So he has KC Royals and this OVER?

[OneTimeBaby]

Originally Posted by ChArRiT

Thanks!! Hope that OVER hits!

So he has KC Royals and this OVER?

The Yankees put an exclamation point on their season with a three game sweep over their arch rival, the Boston Red Sox. They clinched the AL East title and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs with last night’s 4-2 victory. The champagne was flowing in the locker room following the victor, as evidenced by this quote from a recap of the game. A “roomful of All-Star multimillionaires went wild, chanting and jumping and spraying each other with bubbly. Teixeira and many others wore goggles to stave off the sting—of victory, that is.” Manager Joe Girardi: “There’s a lot of excitement. This has been a fun group, and they enjoy it.”
Late September baseball betting is largely about focus and momentum. And this is one spot where we can expect a real problem with the Yankees focus – this was a team partying until the wee hours last night. New York will spend the final week of the regular season resting players and setting up their playoff pitching rotation. Expect multiple starters to be sitting on the bench tonight – this version of the Yankees lineup is not what you’ve been used to seeing during New York’s tremendous post All Star break run. The Yanks couldn’t care less whether they beat the Royals or not this evening. And that’s a very strong ‘bet against’ signal from any favorite.

KC stinks, and they’ve lost 23 of their last 27 games in the Bronx. The Royals have lost ten of the last eleven games started by Luke Hochevar. Normally, the night after a team clinches, we’ll see them installed as very short favorites or underdogs, but Kansas City’s track record forces the betting marketplace to put the Yanks as significant chalk. Yet KC is 13-7 in their last 20 games, winning nine times as underdogs during that span – this is not one of those ‘dead’ teams down the stretch. That gives me the confidence to support the more focused team at an attractive underdog price.