Wales v South Africa betting odds: What will be the winning margin? Who will score the first try? And are the Springboks worth a nine-point start? Warren Gatland's team face the Springboks in the last eight of the Rugby World Cup. What are the main markets on offer, how do the bookies rate Wales’ chances and what look like value bets? 12:57, 16 OCT 2015 Updated 16:35, 16 OCT 2015. Whatever the sport, you have to take your chances and, like the footballer missing an open goal or a cricketer dropping a catch, Wales’ rugby stars will be cursing the eight-minute spell where they failed to put a point on the board against 13-man Australia. The result is they missed out on a last-eight clash with Scotland and find themselves lining up against South Africa on Saturday. The bookies have again made Warren Gatland’s men the underdogs at Twickenham, but have they got it right? To win. This could be the match that Wales’ injuries come home to roost. It’ll be close, but the Springboks could be the ones preparing for a semi-final back at Twickenham. Odds: SA 1/3, Wales 11/4, Draw 25/1 (after 80 minutes). To qualify: SA 2/7, Wales 5/2. Bets: SA aren’t good value, and punters could be tempted by a Wales saver. Leading try scorers at the Rugby World Cup. Bryan Habana. Julian Savea. DTH Van Der Merwe. First try. Despite not getting on the scoresheet in the tournament so far, George North is still the Welshman rated most likely to get over the SA line first. He has plenty of Springbok company at the top of the market, though, with record-seeking Bryan Habana a worthy favourite along with JP Pietersen and Willie Le Roux. Interestingly, replacement Justin Tipuric is considered a more-likely first try scorer than starting centres Jamie Roberts and Tyler Morgan. Odds: 7/1 B Habana (SA); 9/1 JP Pietersen (SA); 11/1 G North (W); 12/1 W Le Roux (SA), J Kriel (SA); 14/1 A Cuthbert (W), D De Allende (SA); 16/1 No tryscorer; 18/1 G Davies (W); 20/1 F du Preez (SA), J Tipuric (W); 33/1 J Roberts (W), T Morgan (W). Bets: Considering their last clash ended tryless (12-6) to Wales and last week’s attritional Aussie defeat was too (15-6), the 16/1 for no try is eye-catching. However. it’s at half-back we are looking, with SA’s du Preez (20/1) and Pollard (25/1) taking the vote along with Wales’ Gareth Davies (18/1). The bookies have SA odds-on to be ahead at 40 and 80 minutes, which is a reasonable expectation, though they aren’t ruling out a strong start by Warren Gatland’s men in the Wales/SA price. Odds : SA/SA 4/5; Wal/Wal 9/2; Wal/SA 5/1; SA/Wal 7/1; Draw/SA 16/1; Draw/Wal 33/1. Bets: Wales’ inability to make the most of a two-man advantage cost us against Australia, but the value bet in the quarter-final must be a draw at half-time and SA at the whistle at 16/1 with Ladbrokes. Winning margin. The bookies have been steadily getting closer with their handicaps in Wales matches and have given Warren Gatland’s men a nine-point start at Twickenham. Odds: 1-12pts SA 13/8, Wal 10/3; 11-20pts SA 5/2, Wal 9/1; 1-5pts SA 5/1, Wal 15/2, 6-10pts SA 9/2, Wal 11/1; 11-15pts SA 11/2, Wal 14/1; 16-20pts SA 13/2, Wal 20/1.
Wales v South Africa Betting Tips, Predictions & Odds (Rugby World Cup 2019) 50/1 Wales to beat South Africa. Wales vs South Africa betting preview. Wales have won 20 of their last 23 matches against all opponents. Wales survived a huge scare against France in the semifinals. They struggled to find any fluency against their European rivals and were undoubtedly fortunate to edge to a 20-19 quarter-final win since they were 12-0 down inside 10 minutes and 19-10 in arrears at half time. French lock Sebastien Vahaamahina was sent off for a blatant elbow on Wales’ flanker Aaron Wainwright that turned the game. Prior to that, the Dragons finished top of Pool D, having won all 4 of their games against Georgia (43-14), Australia (29-25), Fiji (29-17) and Uruguay (35-13). Wales change three players as veteran Leigh Halfpenny and Ross Moriarty and both come in. Centre Jonathan Davies has been passed fit after a knee problem, though, and head coach Gatland is optimistic his side can defy the odds to earn a shot at the Webb Ellis Cup. Liam Williams and Josh Navidi both ruled out of the remainder of the tournament. Wales Starting Line-up. 15. Leigh Halfpenny, 14. George North, 13. Jonathan Davies, 12. Hadleigh Parkes, 11. Josh Adams, 10. Dan Biggar, 9. Gareth Davies; 1. Wyn Jones, 2. Ken Owen, 3. Tomas Francis, 4. Jake Ball, 5. Alun Wyn Jones (c), 6. Aaron Wainwright, 7. Justin Tipuric, 8. Ross Moriarty. Replacements : 16. Elliot Dee, 17. Rhys Carre, 18. Dillon Lewis, 19. Adam Beard, 20. Aaron Shingler, 21. Tomos Williams, 22. Rhys Patchell, 23. Owen Watkin. South Africa have lost the last four matches against Wales. South Africa put paid to Japan’s incredible world cup run with an assured display that saw them run out 26-3 winners over the host nation, despite only leading 5-3 at half-time. Since losing their opening match to New Zealand (23-13), the Springboks have looked a complete team and put in authoritative performances. Victories over Namibia (57-3), Italy (49-3) and Canada (66-7) saw South Africa finish as runners up in Pool B. They arguably have the best defence in the world. They have scored 30 tries and conceded 3 so far. The Springboks have lost an attacking weapon, with Cheslin Kolbe’s ankle keeping him out. Sbu Nkosi starts in his place but it will be a huge blow given Kolbe’s renowned game-breaking and try-scoring ability. Tendai Mtawarira is the only member of the starting XV who also started the 2011 World Cup group stage match against Wales. Frans Steyn, who started at 15 eight years ago, is on the bench for this match. South Africa Starting Line-up. 15. Willie le Roux, 14. Sbu Nkosi, 13. Lukhanyo Am, 12. Damian de Allende, 11. Makazole Mapimpi, 10. Handre Pollard, 9. Faf de Klerk, 1. Tendai Mtawarira, 2. Bongi Mbonambi, 3. Frans Malherbe, 4. Eben Etzebeth, 5. Lood de Jager, 6. Siya Kolisi, 7. Pieter-Steph du Toit, 8. Duane Vermeulen. Replacements : 16. Malcolm Marx, 17. Steven Kitshoff, 18. Vincent Koch, 19. RG Snyman, 20. Franco Mostert, 21. Francois Louw, 22. Herschel Jantjies, 23. Frans Steyn. Wales vs South Africa H2H. 22/1 Wales or 6/1 South Africa to win. Wales vs South Africa best odds. Are you looking for the highest odds available on the match winner market? Find below the highest prices on Wales vs South Africa match, obtained by comparing odds from all the top sportsbooks in UK! Wanna get exclusive enhanced odds promotions? Take a look at our Price boosts page. Wales 22/1 Bet The Draw 30/1 Bet South Africa 6/1 Bet. Wales vs South Africa predictions. Our professional rugby punters have deeply analysed all the key factors about this game and each team. As a result, you can find here the most researched betting tips on the Wales vs South Africa match below. Back our expert tips as singles or use a Bet365 Bet Builder tool (such as Betfair's Same Game Multi or BetVictor's PriceItUp Builder) to put them all together in a single multiple bet. We offer much more than Boxing Predictions! Want more expert picks for the major sporting events? Football Predictions Horse Racing Predictions Sports Predictions Plus, we are the home of no deposit free bets and the best place where to learn new betting strategies and systems! RUGBY WORLD CUP FREE BETS & PROMOTIONS. The following are the best free bets for UK players selected for you by the BetAndSkill team. Are you based in Britain? Choose your favourite offer, click the 'Claim' button and enjoy your betting bonus in a few simple steps! Otherwise, scroll this page to see the betting offers for non-UK customers. QUINNBET £1 or €10 No Deposit Bonus for UK & ROI customers. Claim T&Cs apply. 18+. Gamble responsibly. LATEST FREE BETS & EXCLUSIVE OFFERS. Let your friends know about this article! Share it on your favourite social media!
2021 Kentucky Derby futures pool 2: odds, predictions and betting offers. Our horseracing expert looks at future odds for five intriguing plays at the 147th Kentucky Derby, scheduled to be run in Louisville on May 1. The second of five Derby Future Wager pools will be conducted this weekend. Win and exacta bets will be accepted on thoroughbred racing’s premier event, which takes place at Churchill Downs. Last year’s Derby was moved to September due to the coronavirus pandemic but this year’s running is expected to occur at its usual spot in the calendar – the first Saturday in May. Kentucky Derby future odds. Horse Odds Bezos 20/1 Caddo River 30/1 Capo Kane 30/1 Concert Tour 15/1 Essential Quality 8/1 Fire At Will 30/1 Greatest Honour 50/1 Highly Motivated 20/1 Hot Rod Charlie 30/1 Jackie’s Warrior 20/1 Keepmeinmind 20/1 Life Is Good 6/1 Mandaloun 20/1 Medina Spirit 12/1 Midnight Bourbon 30/1 Mutasaabeq 30/1 Olympiad 50/1 Prate 30/1 Prime Factor 30/1 Proxy 50/1 Senor Buscador 20/1 Spielberg 30/1 Wipe the Slate 50/1 All Other 3-Year-Olds 9/5. Betting on the Kentucky Derby Futures? Check out this brilliant offer from TwinSpires. Kentucky Derby predictions. Check out our expert predictions and futures picks below. Life Is Good (6-1) Pros: Life Is Good emerged as the top choice among individual betting interests at 5.4-1 odds in Pool 1 in late November. Life Is Good enhanced his resume with a front-running score in the Sham Stakes earlier this month. He’s got the Hall of Fame dynamic duo of trainer Bob Baffert and rider Mike Smith in his corner and has been considered a potential star even before he broke his maiden. Has drawn comparisons to Baffert’s Derby winner last year, Authentic. Cons: Life Is Good saw his lead shrink during the stretch drive of the Sham, as stablemate Medina Spirit made up three lengths and lost by less than a length. Life Is Good must prove he can carry his speed the Derby distance of 1 ¼ miles. Our pick: The risk-reward factor screams that 6-1 or less isn’t a good bet 3 ½ months before the race. Medina Spirit (12-1) Pros: If Medina Spirit was able to rally and challenge current favorite Life Is Good in his first try around two turns, it stands to reason he’ll benefit from added distance. Medina Spirit’s sire, Protonico, loved Churchill Downs. Protonico finished second in the Grade 1 Clark Handicap and won the Alysheba Stakes over the surface. Cons: Baffert’s best young horses are usually highly-regarded around the track but Medina Spirit wasn’t even favored in his winning debut. After making his stablemate sweat in the Sham, the talk was more of Life Is Good’s greenness rather than Medina Spirit’s talent. Our pick: In a word: Enticing. As far as back as 1998 (Real Quiet), horses down on Baffert’s depth chart wound up winning big races. Essential Quality 8-1. Pros: Winner of the Breeders Cup Juvenile, Essential Quality began working out in late December after a brief freshening. Essential Quality has won twice around two turns and, unlike some of the other top contenders, has proven he can rally from well off the pace. Trainer Brad Cox won four Breeders Cup races in November and seems poised to start making a bigger mark on the 3-year classics. Cons: Just how good was the Juveline if a 94-1 shot finished second and a 30-1 shot finished third? Only two horses since the inaugural running of the Juvenile in 1984 have gone on to win the Derby – Street Sense (2006) and Nyquist (2015). Our pick: Essential Quality closed at 8.2-1 in Pool 1. The odds won’t be any better in Pool 2. Best to see his 3-year-old debut before taking a plunge. Concert Tour 15-1. Pros: Guess who trains this horse? Another potential star in the Baffert barn, Concert Tour just broke his maiden last week in a sprint at Santa Anita. With Street Sense as his sire out of a Tapit mare, Concert Tour is bred to get better the longer he runs. Joel Rosario rode him in his debut and presumably will remain his jockey. Cons: A sprint debut winner from any other barn wouldn’t even be on the list at this point. Concert Tour has to prove himself going two turns, let alone 1 ¼ miles. Our pick: If Concert Tour wins a stakes race in February or March, his Future Wager odds will drop dramatically. At 15-1, Concert Tour is worth the leap of faith. Midnight Bourbon: 30-1. Pros: Trained by another Hall of Famer, Steve Asmussen, Midnight Bourbon won the Lecomte Stakes at Fair Grounds in New Orleans last week in his 3-year-old debut. The wire-to-wire victory was a sharp improvement over his last 2-year-old race, a 14-length loss in New York’s Champagne Stakes. After the Lecomte, Asmussen said Midnight Bourbon should develop into an “excellent” 3-year-old. Cons: Front-running scores are nice but he needs to show he can be just as effective off the pace, especially with so many speedy Baffert horses on the horizon. Midnight Bourbon was able to set comfortable fractions in the Fair Grounds outing. Our pick: Asmussen still doesn’t have a Derby on his resume. Perhaps Midnight Bourbon can end that streak and at 30-1 is worth a flyer.
Kentucky Derby 2020 Odds: Predictions Based on Betting Lines for Top Contenders. The 146th Kentucky Derby will finally take place at Churchill Downs on Saturday four months after it was originally scheduled. The coronavirus pandemic forced officials to postpone the annual May event and in the meantime a strong field of contenders continued to make their case in anticipation of the derby. Famed trainer Bob Baffert has two horses entered this year with Authentic and Thousand Words while two previous Derby-winning jockeys in John R. Velazquez and Mike E. Smith return to the field for another shot at glory. Tiz the Law remains the overwhelming favorite to end up in the Winner's Circle though plenty of challengers could easily steal a win away from the Belmont Stakes-winner. Here's a look at the betting favorites heading into the starting gate. 2020 Kentucky Derby Post Positions. 1. Finnick the Fierce (Scratched) 2. Max Player (30-1) 3. Enforceable (30-1) 4. Storm the Court (50-1) 5. Major Fed (50-1) 6. King Guillermo (Scratched) 7. Money Moves (30-1) 8. South Bend (50-1) 9. Mr. Big News (50-1) 10. Thousand Words (15-1) 11. Necker Island (50-1) 12. Sole Volante (30-1) 13. Attachment Rate (50-1) 14. Winning Impression (50-1) 15. Ny Traffic (20-1) 16. Honor A. P. (5-1) 17. Tiz the Law (3-5) 18. Authentic (8-1) Predictions. Tiz the Law Takes First. He's the favorite for good reason. Trainer Barclay Tagg has given himself the best opportunity to capture a Triple Crown since he led Funny Cide to wins at the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in 2003. Tiz the Law may be the one who makes the dream a reality for the 82-year-old Tagg. The stallion has won six of his last seven races with the outlier a third-place finish at the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes last November. Saturday will mark Tiz the Law's first trip back to Churchill Downs since then and he strolls in with wins at Saratoga, Belmont Park and Gulfstream Park under his belt. There may be a better horse in the field for the Kentucky Derby, but whoever it is will have to prove it against one of the fiercest competitors to take the track in recent memory. Ny Traffic To Place. Ny Traffic opened at 20-1 after the post draw and has since moved slightly to 16-1 as of Friday evening. If it's possible to undersell a Kentucky Derby contender, bettors may be doing so here. Trained by Saffie A. Joseph Jr., Ny Traffic took second in each of its last three races including the Matt Winn Stakes at Churchill Downs in late May. Before the, he placed third at Risen Star Graded Stakes in New Orleans, Louisiana and first in the Allowance Optional at Gulfstream in Florida. He'll have a good staring position on Saturday in the 15th slot and can look to keep pace with Tiz the Law early on before both look to make a move around turn three. Ny Traffic may not have the speed to take Tiz the Law down the stretch, but he'll be right there at the finish line shortly after. Authentic To Show. Betting on a Bob Baffert horse has become a Kentucky Derby tradition in its own right. Betting on a Bob Baffert horse to finish third has a bit of a different feel. Authentic is a strong contender who has fared well this season but he doesn't come close to Tiz the Law. For a horse used to running a 1⅛-mile race, hanging in for the 1¼-mile Kentucky Derby may be asking too much. Still, it's the derby and it's Baffert. You could bet on plenty worse than one of the sport's most proven combinations.
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Top Rated Professional Sports Handicapping Services to Follow in Vegas. I looked at the records of the premium and free sports picks of everyone we have had over the past five years. I also looked at other sports monitors and trackers to find quality tipsters who don't sell on our site. What I found is that there are quite a few awesome handicapping services out there. Some of them do better in certain leagues, some only cover a handful of teams in a sport. Below is the list of names who have excelled over the past several years. This combines every pick they released including money lines, side, and totals. You'll find some big names on this list, but also a few that might surprise you. With this large of a sample size, don't discount anyone listed below. If you are more interested in a specific sport then at the top of the page you will see the dropdown box which enables you to filter by each individual sport.
Sections. Advertisement. Michigan Sports Betting - Legal, online bets. Share this article. Legal online and mobile app Michigan sports betting launched Friday, Friday, Jan. 22. People located within state borders and over the age of 21 will be able to place legal, online sports bets on their favorite teams and/or events. BetMGM is one of the leading sportsbooks approved to operate for those in Michigan. You can register for BetMGM Sportsbook here. Sports betting in Michigan. Sports betting began with in-person betting at retail, or in-person, sportsbooks in March 2020. Online sports betting launched Friday, Jan. 22, and is legal for users over the age of 21 and can be done via BetMGM‘s mobile app or via desktop. Online sportsbooks in Michigan. BetMGM is one of the online sportsbooks now licensed to accept bets on sporting events in Michigan. A division of the MGM casino brand, BetMGM has a top-class mobile app for live/in-play betting. They have competitive offers for new users and specialized betting markets. Retail sportsbooks in Michigan. Yes, in-person sports betting opened in Michigan in March 2020. Visit MGM Grand Detroit. How to make an online sports bet in Michigan. Sports fans in Michigan can now get legal betting action by signing up and registering with their legal online sportsbook of choice. Sportsbooks, like BetMGM, will offer promotions and incentives for new users. Once your account is created and verified, deposit via any one of several payment options. Most books will accept direct deposit via bank accounts and/or all major credit cards. Your means of deposit is also how eligible withdrawal requests will be processed. Place legal online bets on your favorite team, sport or events. Navigation is made easy via tabs and dropdown menus for quick access. Search bars allow users to find their event or team of choice. Once you’ve found the bet you wish to make, it will be added to your bet slip. Enter the amount you wish to bet and wait for the event to play out. Sports betting advice. Subscribe to Bet Slippin’ Podcast on Google Podcasts | Spotify | Apple Podcasts for weekly betting advice and tips on all the biggest sporting events. Please gamble responsibly. Follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Everything DeVonta Smith said after winning Heisman. Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith was awarded the Heisman Trophy during a virtual ceremony televised by ESPN on Tuesday night. Smith made history in the process, becoming the first receiver to win college football’s most prestigious award since Desmond Howard at Michigan in 1991. Smith, a senior whose freshman season was capped by him catching the game-winning touchdown in overtime of the 2017 title game vs. Georgia, put up historic numbers in 2020. He enters next week’s finale leading the FBS in catches, receiving yards and touchdown receptions. He has 105 catches for 1,641 yards and 20 touchdowns. The touchdown totals are tied with LSU’s Ja'Marr Chase , last year’s Biletnikoff Award winner as the nation’s best receiver. Chase played in 15 games in 2019, while Smith has played 12. The Crimson Tide wideout won by a wide margin with 447 first-place votes and 1,856 total points, finishing nearly 700 points clear of second place. The Alabama receiver has eight games this season with at least 100 receiving yards, including two with more than 200 yards. Smith has also had at least one scoring reception in nine of his team’s 12 games this season, including seven multi-touchdown contests. In Alabama’s biggest two games to date, Smith has been at his best. In the Tide’s 52-46 win over Florida in the SEC Championship Game, Smith caught a season-high 15 passes for 184 yards and two touchdowns. And in Alabama’s semifinal win over Notre Dame, he had seven receptions for 130 yards and three touchdowns. In his career at Alabama, Smith has posted 223 catches for 3,750 yards and 43 touchdowns. Despite sharing the field with a pair of future first-round picks — Henry Ruggs and Jerry Jeudy — at receiver last season for Alabama, Smith still managed 68 receptions, 1,256 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2019. Scroll up to see Smith's comments after winning the Heisman. “First off I would like to thank God. Without him none of this would be possible. I congratulate all the finalists. Just to be in this situation with you guys, y’all are great athletes, and just to be a part of something like this is truly a blessing. “I want to thank my family, my mom, my dad, just everything that y’all taught me and molded me into the man I am today. I want to think my mentor Vincent Sanders. Without you I wouldn’t be where I am today. Just the rides and taking me places I want to visit, just doing things and helping me get to where I am. “I want to thank Coach Saban for giving me the opportunity to come play at the University of Alabama. I want to thank Coach Wiggins, my receivers coach just for helping me day in and day out, watching film and making me a better player. “I think my teammates. With team success comes individual success, so without y’all I wouldn’t be where I am today winning this award. And to all the young kids out there that’s not the biggest, not the strongest, just keep pushing. Because I’m not the biggest, I’ve been doubted a lot just because of my size. And really it just comes down to you put your mind to it you can do it. No job is too big. If you put your mind to it you can do it, just believe in God and you’ll get where you want to be. “I would like to thank Jeff Allen and the athletic training staff here for giving me all the resources to continue playing this game, for keeping me healthy so I can get out there and do the things that I like to do. I thank our president Dr. Bell and our athletic director Mr. Byrne just for being here and making everything possible with COVID going on and giving us a chance to play this season. Thank you. Roll Tide.” Once the announcement was read, ESPN’s Chris Fowler asked Smith about being doubted about size. “It’s just unbelievable. Just coming from a small place like that. You really just have to work day in and day out and just believe in yourself. If don’t nobody else believe you, you have to believe in yourself and just prove everybody wrong.” Fowler also asked Smith how the star-studded receivers that came before him at Alabama helped Smith along the way. “It’s just a family. When you got here everybody was on the same mission to become the best player they can be. And everybody helped each other in a different way. And just being around those guys they talked to me so much, just from things on the field and off the field, they just guided me to where I am today. And I’m so thankful for them.” Fowler concluded the interview by asking Smith what the community following in his hometown of Amite, La., has meant to him. “It means a lot. Some of those people have seen me since I was a kid playing youth football and basketball, just seeing me come up and they’ve been there every step of the way, even when I decided to come here. Some of them still decided to follow my journey and just be there with me every step of the way.”
2020 Masters odds: Surprising PGA picks, predictions from same model that nailed six majors. SportsLine simulated the 2020 Masters 10,000 times and came up with a surprising leaderboard. One of the overlooked players heading into the 2020 Masters is Australia's Adam Scott. The 40-year-old has won 14 times on the PGA Tour, but no victory was more impactful than his playoff win at the 2013 Masters. Scott has played well in 2020, winning the Genesis Invitational to break a four-year winless drought. But does he have what it takes to conquer Augusta National again when the first 2020 Masters tee times begin on Thursday at 7 a.m. ET? Scott will go off as a 40-1 longshot in the 2020 Masters odds at William Hill Sportsbook. Bryson DeChambeau, who has been bashing drives to little-seen portions of Augusta National during practice rounds, is the tournament favorite at 8-1. Before locking in your 2020 Masters picks or entering any PGA DFS tournaments on sites like DraftKings and FanDuel, be sure to see the latest 2020 Masters predictions and projected leaderboard from the proven computer model at SportsLine. SportsLine's prediction model, built by DFS pro Mike McClure, has been on fire since the return of the PGA Tour in June. In fact, it's up over $11,000 on its PGA best bets since the restart, nailing tournament after tournament. In all, the advanced computer model has also nailed a whopping six majors entering the weekend. Anyone who has followed its golf picks has seen massive returns. Now that the 2020 Masters field is locked, SportsLine simulated the event 10,000 times, and the results were surprising. Head to SportsLine now to see the projected leaderboard. The model's top 2020 Masters predictions. One huge shocker the model is calling for at the Masters 2020: DeChambeau, the defending U.S. Open champion and top favorite at William Hill, stumbles and barely cracks the top 10. DeChambeau proved his style of play can lead to a major championship title, winning the first major of his career in convincing fashion at Winged Foot in September. However, DeChambuau has struggled at Augusta National, finishing outside the top 25 in his last two starts at the Masters. DeChambeau has also finished 30th or worse in four of his last eight starts on the PGA Tour, and his inconsistent performances can be directly attributed to his inability to find the fairway off the tee. The 27-year-old enters the 2020 Masters Tournament with a 52.68 driving accuracy percentage, which ranks 205th on the PGA Tour. He also ranks 131st or worse in total putting (251.8), putting average (1.748) and one-putt percentage (36.81), which doesn't bode well for his chances to finish on top of the 2020 Masters leaderboard at Augusta National. He's not a strong pick to win it all and there are far better values in the Masters Tournament 2020 field. Another surprise: Patrick Cantlay, a massive 25-1 long shot, makes a strong run at the title. He has a much better chance to win it all than his odds imply, so he's one of the 2020 Masters picks and sleepers you should be all over. The 28-year-old would love nothing more than making his fourth PGA Tour victory a Masters championship. Cantlay enters Masters week in fine form after winning the Zozo Championship in October. The former No. 1 amateur player in the world also knows Augusta National well, earning low amateur honors in 2012 and finishing ninth at the 2019 Masters. This could be Cantlay's breakthrough week on the major championship stage, which is why you should consider him for your 2020 Masters bets, according to the model. How to make 2020 Masters picks. Also, the model is targeting three other golfers with odds of 25-1 or higher to make a strong run at the title. Anyone who backs these underdogs could hit it big. You can only see them here. So who will win Masters 2020? And which long shots stun the golfing world? Check out the odds below and then visit SportsLine to see the projected 2020 Masters leaderboard, all from the model that's nailed six golf majors and is up over $11,000 since the restart to find out.
Dave Caldwell's draft history with the Jaguars a mixed bag. He's drafted four Pro Bowlers, but whiffed on 3 high first-round picks. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell has hit the highs and lows of the NFL draft. When the Jaguars pick at No. 7 overall in Thursday’s first round, the team is no doubt in hunt of a starter. That’s the expectation. But reliable starter has been the exception for the Jaguars in their 24-year draft history, and a mixed bag under Caldwell. His draft history is certainly up for debate, especially at the top of the draft. Three of Caldwell’s six first-round picks (selection Nos. 2, 3 and 3) are no longer with the team. But numbers alone don’t tell the entire story. Caldwell has hit on several non-prime picks (outside of the first two rounds), starting with his second draft in 2014. He has picked four Pro Bowlers (defensive end Yannick Ngakoue, corner Jalen Ramsey, receiver Allen Robinson and linebacker Telvin Smith) while his predecessor, Gene Smith, didn't have one. The Jaguars hired Tom Coughlin in 2017 as executive vice president of football operations, so he's had input over the last two drafts. Caldwell said that he views draft classes in their entirety — not just first-round picks — when considering what’s been good and bad. “It’s a combination of those top 10 [pick] guys playing and the guys we’ve got in the second, third, fourth, fifth rounds that have become starters for us … kind of put the whole thing together,” he said. First, the good, out of the non-prime draft spots. Center Brandon Linder (third round) and linebacker Smith (fifth round) both came out of the 2014 draft. Guard AJ Cann has been a solid player (third round in 2015). Third-round defensive end Yannick Ngakoue (2016) is one of the better young pass rushers in the league. Receiver Dede Westbrook (fourth round in 2017) and safety Ronnie Harrison (third round last year) are both on the incline of their careers. It's the first-round misses what fans tend to remember. Caldwell’s first three No. 1 picks, Luke Joeckel (offensive tackle at No. 2 in 2013), Blake Bortles (quarterback at No. 3 in 2014) and Dante Fowler (defensive end at No. 3 in 2015) were all underperformers for their lofty draft position. Only Bortles earned a second contract from the team, a widely panned three-year, $54 million extension in February 2018 that included nearly $27 million in guaranteed money. Bortles was benched during the season and released after the Jaguars signed Nick Foles in free agency. The upside was that Bortles was the guy under center when the Jaguars reached he AFC championship game two seasons ago. Joeckel played 39 games with the Jaguars and is now out of the league. Fowler tore his ACL in rookie minicamp and missed the whole season. He started one game with the Jaguars and finished with 13 sacks before the team dealt him to the Rams in midseason. It’s too soon to label 2017 and ’18 first-rounders Leonard Fournette and Taven Bryan as anything more than works in progress. Fournette showcased flashes of dominance during his rookie year before an injury-marred 2018 season, and incidents that called his maturity into question. Bryan wasn’t much of an impact as a rookie, tallying 20 tackles and a sack. Dave Caldwell draft picks. A look at the NFL draft picks under general manager Dave Caldwell. An * indicates that player is no longer on the roster. 2018. Round, Position, Player, Pick No. 1. DL Taven Bryan (29) 2. WR DJ Chark (61) 3. S Ronnie Harrison (93) 4. OL Will Richardson (129) 6. QB Tanner Lee (203) 7. LB Leon Jacobs (230) 7 P Logan Cooke (247) Glance: Too early to make a projection on this class, although it was largely forgettable last year. Jacobs had three starts and played in 12 games as a rookie. Bryan was on the field, but didn’t make much of an impact. Harrison had 24 tackles, a sack and an interception before ending the season on injured reserve. Cooke ranked third in the league 37 punts downed inside the 20. 2017. 1. RB Leonard Fournette (4) 2. OL Cam Robinson (34) 3. DE Dawuane Smoot (68) 4. WR Dede Westbrook (110) 5. LB Blair Brown (148) 7. CB Jalen Myrick (222)* 7. FB Marquez Williams (240)* Glance: This class still has a good bit of potential. Fournette looked the part early as a rookie, but has tailed off significantly since, and missed most of 2018 due to hamstring issues and a suspension. Robinson missed all but two games last year due to an ACL. Westbrook has developed into a solid No. 2 receiver. 2016. 1. CB Jalen Ramsey (5) 2. LB Myles Jack (36) 3. DE Yannick Ngakoue (69) 4. DT Sheldon Day (103)* 6. LB Tyrone Holmes (181)* 6. QB Brandon Allen (201)* 7. DE Jonathan Woodard (226)* Glance: The best draft in the Caldwell Era delivered an elite pass rusher (Ngakoue), a first-round talent who fell to the second in Jack, and an All-Pro corner in Ramsey. Day was the only other member of this class to see the field in Jacksonville. He had 11 tackles over two seasons. 2015. 1. DE Dante Fowler (3)* 2. RB T.J. Yeldon (36)* 3. OG A.J. Cann (67) 4. S James Sample (104)* 5. WR Rashad Greene (139)* 6. DT Michael Bennett (180)* 7. WR Neal Sterling (220)* 7. TE Ben Koyack (229) Glance: Fowler showed glimpses of being an electric pass rusher, but he was a major disappointment as the No. 3 overall pick in the draft. Yeldon produced in spurts, but he’s a free agent. Cann was the best pick to come out of this draft. The team re-signed him this offseason. Greene had flashes. 2014. 1. QB Blake Bortles (3)* 2. WR Marqise Lee (39) 2. WR Allen Robinson (61)* 3. C Brandon Linder (93) 4. DB Aaron Colvin (114)* 5. LB Telvin Smith (144) 5. DE Chris Smith (159)* 6. C Luke Bowanko (205)* 7. RB Storm Johnson (222)* Glance: Take away Caldwell’s 2016 draft and this one ranks the second-best of his tenure. We all know about Bortles’ up-and-down five-year tenure with the team, a turnover-infested run that went to the AFC championship game, as well as a benching for Cody Kessler. Lee drew a second contract last year before ruining his knee in the preseason. Robinson was exceptional when he was here before leaving as a free agent. Linder signed a five-year extension in 2017 and has been solid when healthy. Smith was a steal in the fifth round and Colvin had 25 starts before striking it rich with the Texans as a free agent. 2013. 1. OT Luke Joeckel (2)* 2. S Johnathan Cyprien (33)* 3. DB Dwayne Gratz (64)* 4. WR Ace Sanders (101)* 5. WR Denard Robinson (135)* 6. DB Josh Evans (169)* 7. DB Jeremy Harris (208)* 7. DB Demetrius McCray (210)* Glance: Caldwell’s first draft was the worst one. Joeckel broke his ankle during his first season and spent the remainder of his time in town playing both left and right tackle and left guard over his next four seasons. Not only was this class bad for the Jaguars, all of these players are out of the league. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved. About the Author: Justin Barney. Justin Barney joined News4Jax in February 2019, but he’s been covering sports on the First Coast for more than 20 years.
Rickie Fowler’s honeymoon with Allison Stokke ended horribly. Most Popular Today. Rickie Fowler’s first few weeks as a newlywed didn’t exactly go as planned. The 30-year-old golfer, who married girlfriend Allison Stokke last month, contracted a bacterial infection at the end of his honeymoon. “It was not a fun stretch,” Fowler told Golfweek of his condition, Campylobacter jejuni, which includes symptoms typically associated with food poisoning, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fowler and Stokke were married in Mexico and their honeymoon included trips to remote beaches. Though Fowler started to feel better last week, he pulled out of the Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico. Fortunately for Fowler, he has Stokke, also 30, to keep him company. They tied the knot on Oct. 5.
2021 Super Bowl prop bets: Coin toss betting odds and predictions. The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are set to square off at Raymond James Stadium Sunday night in Super Bowl LV . Below, we analyze the 2021 Super Bowl coin toss prop bet odds and offer our picks and predictions for the Big Game. 2021 Super Bowl coin toss prop bets. Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports' betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Friday at 11:30 a.m. ET. 2021 Super Bowl prop bets: Coin toss outcome. Heads -105 Tails -105. In Super Bowl history, the results have been almost split. Tails has been the result 29 times, with heads coming up the other 25 times. Tails has been the result in six of the last seven years since Super Bowl XLVIII. I like TAILS to continue that hot streak, because after all, tails never fails. Also see: 2021 Super Bowl prop bets: Which team will win the coin toss? Chiefs -105 Buccaneers -105. As the road team, the Chiefs will call the toss Sunday. In their eight away games this season, the Chiefs were 4-4 calling the toss. When they won the flip, they chose to defer all four times. As for the Buccaneers, they won the toss four times in their four home games when the other team called the flip. In three of those wins, they deferred, opting to receive in Week 17 against the Atlanta Falcons. It's a toss-up (pun intended), but I'm leaning CHIEFS (-105) here to win the toss and defer. Special Betting Promotion! BET $1, WIN $100 (in free bets) if the team you bet on in the Big Game wins . Offer available in CO, IA, IN, MI, NJ, PA, TN, VA and WV. Bet on the Big Game now! Special NFL Betting Promotion! BET $1 on Buccaneers money line, WIN $100 (in free bets) if Tom Brady throws a TD pass against the Chiefs . Offer available in CO, IA, IN, MI, NJ, PA, TN, VA and WV. Place all of your legal, online sports bets at BetMGM! Terms and conditions apply. Bet on the Bucs now! 2021 Super Bowl prop bets: What will be the decision of the coin toss winner? DEFER (-500) is the wise choice here. Both the Chiefs and Buccaneers prefer to get the ball in the second half. The Chiefs deferred in all four of their coin toss wins as the road team this season, and the Buccaneers deferred in three of their four choices at home. Play our new free daily Pick'em Challenge and win! Play now! 2021 Super Bowl prop bets: What will the call for the coin toss be? Heads -110 Tails -110. The Chiefs will be the ones calling the toss as the road team. It's anyone's guess what they will call at midfield, but I'll lean TAILS (-110) here. Also see: Follow Cameron DaSilva on Twitter. Follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Sections. Advertisement. Auburn at Baylor odds, picks and prediction. Share this article. The Auburn Tigers (10-7) visit the undefeated Baylor Bears (15-0) in a 4 p.m. ET Saturday contest at the Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas. Below, we analyze the Auburn-Baylor college basketball odds and lines , with picks and predictions. Baylor is No. 2 in the Ferris Mowers Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY Sports. Auburn at Baylor: Odds, spread and lines. Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 11:15 a.m. ET. Auburn at Baylor: Three things to know. Baylor is coming off a 107-59 win over Kansas State Wednesday. The 100-plus was the Bears’ fourth such game this season. BU is averaging 87.5 points per game on the season, a figure that ranks sixth in NCAA-I. The Bears defense excels in creating turnovers. Baylor has forced 20-plus miscues six times over its last 10 games and is averaging 18.4 forced turnovers over that stretch. The Tigers are 5-7 when tagged with more than 14 turnovers in a game. Auburn has come back nicely from a Dec. 30-Jan. 9 stretch that saw the Tigers lose four straight. Since then, AU has gone 4-1 and without the benefit of much success from 3-point range. The Tigers rely heavily on shots from beyond the arc: they’re averaging 27.7 such attempts per contest. Special College Basketball Betting Promotion! Bet $1 on any college basketball team money line, WIN an additional $100 (in free bets) if ANY team hits a 3-pointer today. Promotion available in CO, IN, MI, NJ, TN, VA and WV. IA and PA residents, don’t miss BetMGM ‘s risk-free, first-bet offer! Place your legal, online sports bets at BetMGM ! Terms and conditions apply. Bet now! Auburn at Baylor: Odds, lines, predictions and picks. Prediction. Baylor 85, Auburn 70. Money line (ML) It’ll take a monster afternoon from Tiger triple shooters and a sluggish defensive game from the Bears to make this even a two-possession game. Both seem very unlikely. Auburn’s 3-point accuracy away from home ranks as bottom-75 in the game. The Tigers haven’t really gotten on a multi-game run of making a ton from distance all season. Baylor is the opposite: this is one team that takes a lot of 3s against another that makes a lot of 3s. This one has the caveat that only bigger bankrolls can support the play, but Baylor at -1600 would be the play over the spread. If you don’t mind rolling around in chalk – BACK THE BEARS -1600 . Against the spread (ATS) This one comes out as a high-scoring contest with a 15-to-20 point margin for a winning Baylor side. PASS . Over/Under (O/U) PASS on a well-made total (154.5; O -110, U -110). Follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Additional college sports coverage from USA TODAY Sports Media Group: Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Sections. Advertisement. Florida at West Virginia odds, picks and prediction. Share this article. The No. 11 West Virginia Mountaineers (11-4, 4-3 Big XII) host the Florida Gators (9-4, 6-3 SEC) Friday in the SEC/Big XII Challenge at the WVU Coliseum. The tip-off is set for 2 p.m. ET. Below, we analyze the Florida -West Virginia college basketball odds and lines , with picks and predictions. Florida at West Virginia : Odds, spread and lines. Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 10:35 a.m. ET. Florida at West Virginia : Three things to know. Florida has won three straight and four out of its past five (3-2 ATS), which includes a 26-point whooping on then-No. 11 Tennessee at home as 9-point underdogs. The Gators are propelled by their offense ranked 76th in offensive rating and 50th in true shooting percentage. The Mountaineers won and covered against conference rivals Kansas State Saturday and No. 10 Texas Tech Monday in their return to action following a two-week layoff due to COVID-19 issues. Before the hiatus, West Virginia lost a 72-70 nail-biter at home to vs. then-No. 4 Texas Jan. 9. This is a rare West Virginia-Florida as these two have only met twice since 2016 with the Gators and covering both games. Special College Basketball Betting Promotion! Bet $1 on any college basketball team money line, WIN an additional $100 (in free bets) if ANY team hits a 3-pointer today. Promotion available in CO, IN, MI, NJ, TN, VA and WV. IA and PA residents, don’t miss BetMGM ‘s risk-free, first-bet offer! Place your legal, online sports bets at BetMGM! Terms and conditions apply. Bet now! Florida at West Virginia: Odds, lines, predictions and picks. Prediction. Florida 77, West Virginia 72. Money line (ML) Against the spread (ATS) This is a good matchup for Florida’s offense because the Gators take a lot of shots inside the arc, and that’s where West Virginia’s defense struggles. Over/Under (O/U) I’m going to lean OVER 147.5 (-110) for a quarter-unit because both teams’ offenses are rated higher than its defenses. Also, there are some pro-Over trends to consider such as Florida’s last six road games going Over and West Virginia cashing an Over in four of its last five. Follow Geoff Clark on Twitter. Follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Additional college sports coverage from USA TODAY Sports Media Group: Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Sections. Advertisement. 2021 Farmers Insurance Open odds, predictions and PGA Tour best bets. Share this article. The strongest PGA Tour field of the year thus far is in La Jolla, California, for the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. The first two rounds will be played on the North Course with the weekend played on the South Course. The South Course will host the 2021 US Open scheduled for June 17-20. Below, we look at the 2021 Farmers Insurance Open odds , and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions to win. Four of the top seven golfers in the Golfweek/Sagarin world rankings are in attendance, as are last week’s winner Si Woo Kim and defending champion Marc Leishman . The European Tour’s Dubai Desert Classic is poaching a few of the world’s top-ranked golfers, including Tyrrell Hatton and Collin Morikawa. Also see: 2021 Farmers Insurance Open betting picks – Favorite. Odds provided by BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 8:08 a.m. ET. Leishman was off last week following a T-4 finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii. The 2020 champion did so while gaining 2.68 strokes per round putting with 1.58 Strokes Gained: Approach per round. Both of those aspects of his game were sharp in Hawaii, and he also gained 1.86 strokes per round from tee-to-green. The Australian has played 44 career rounds at Torrey Pines’ South Course with an average of 1.68 strokes gained on the field per round. He had four top-10 finishes in this event in 10 appearances before winning last year. Last year’s win came against a similar strength of field with many of the top odds favorites back again. Leishman may have relied a little too heavily on his putter in 2020, but he knows these greens well, and his irons are in excellent form. He’s a good value while sharing the 11th-best odds. Place your legal, online 2021 Farmers Insurance Open bets in CO, IA, IN, MI, NJ, PA, TN, VA and WV at BetMGM . Risk-free first bet! Terms and conditions apply. Bet now ! 2021 Farmers Insurance Open betting picks – Contender. Woodland’s T-16 finish last week was his best result since a T-5 at the Workday Charity Open last summer. His strengths last week were 1.32 SG: Tee-to-Green and 0.90 SG: Off-the-Tee per round. His driver will need to be a strength at the 7,765-yard, par-72 South Course. The course conditions this week will more closely resemble Pebble Beach Golf Links where Woodland won at minus-13 than they will in June. Tiger Woods won the last US Open at Torrey Pines at just 1-under par. 2021 Farmers Insurance Open betting picks – Long shot. There have been few long-shot winners of this event in recent years. Other than a young Jon Rahm , Scott Stallings in 2014 was the last to rank outside of the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking at the time of their victory. For that reason, I’m only willing to go as far as Dahmen for a long-shot bet this week. He ranks 65th in the OWGR but 27th in the Golfweek rankings. He missed the cut at minus-1 last week, but he led the field with 1.94 SG: Off-the-Tee through his 36 holes. Dahmen has still never won on the PGA Tour, but he has performed well in big tournaments and on long courses, including a T-9 finish in this event in 2019. Golfweek: Follow @EstenMcLaren on Twitter. Follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Sports Betting Odds. Sports Betting Odds Explained. Many people don’t know how to read or calculate sports betting odds, so below we have done our best on explaining how betting odds work. The most common type of sports betting odds used in North America are the American style odds which we explain below. American Style Sports Betting Odds. Most online sportsbooks will list their odds in what is called “American Odds”. There are a couple different versions of sports betting odds, but these American Odds are the most common odds used. Reading and understanding sports betting odds can bet a little confusing to beginners, so we have provided an example below using two NFL football teams: American Odds. The number shown in the bracket represents the odds. The American Odds have two components to them, the first being the positive or negative sign, and the second being the number that follows the sign. The next step is figuring out exactly how much the bet pays out, which is where the numbers in the odds come into play. A listed odd with a – sign in front of it, such as the -140 in our example above, shows us how much money you would need to wager in order to win $100. So using the -140, this would show us that you would need to bet $140 in order to win $100 in profits. You can easily substitute the $100 bet for a $10 bet by moving the decimal place over one spot, showing us that you would need to wager $14 in order to win $10 in profits. Examples: Examples: Below is an example of NFL betting odds taken from an online betting site. The great thing about betting online is that the online sportsbooks will do the calculations for you before you place your bet. You can click on the outcome or team you would like to bet on, and then input the amount you wish to wager and it will show you your potential pay out before you confirm your bet. Ready To Start Betting? MyBookie and BetNow are my two favorite sportsbooks and make betting very easy. You will also get a Free Money Bonus at each sportsbook if you follow either link above. Decimal Style Sports Betting Odds. Decimal style odds are used mostly in Europe, and are pretty easy to understand. To calculate the decimal style odds all you will need to do is simply multiply the amount you wish to wager by the decimal odds shown and you will get your payout. For example it may look something like this: Decimal Odds. Matchup Odds USA 2.40 Brazil 1.55. If you wanted to place a $10 wager on the USA at 2.40 you would simply need to multiply your $10 wager by the 2.40 odds (10 x 2.40) to find out that the payout is $24. It is important to realize that with decimal style odds it includes the amount you wagered, so to find out profits you would need to subtract your wager ($24 – $10) to find out your potential payout is $14 in profits. If you wanted to place a $10 wager on Brazil you would again just multiply $10 x 1.55 to find out that you would win $15.50 total or $5.50 in profits. Decimal style betting odds are very simple to understand, but you won’t see them displayed in many North American sportsbooks. With that said, most online betting sites will allow you to chose the style of betting odds you want displayed, with American odds set as the default.
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SEC Charges Sports Betting Investment Scheme Operators with Fraud. Litigation Release No. 24585 / September 4, 2019. Securities and Exchange Commission v. John F. Thomas, Thomas Becker, Douglas Martin, Paul Hanson, Damian Ostertag, Einstein Sports Advisory, LLC, QSA, LLC, Vegas Basketball Club, LLC, Vegas Football Club, LLC, Wellington Sports Club, LLC, Welscorp, Inc. and Executive Financial Services, Inc. , No. 2:16-cv-01515 filed August 30, 2019. The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced fraud charges against two individuals and six entities relating to an ongoing, Nevada-based $29 million sports betting investment scheme impacting over 600 investors from more than 40 states, as well as other charges against three individuals and a company who sold investments. The SEC's complaint alleges that convicted felons, John F. Thomas and Thomas Becker, and several entities they control, promised investors 250% to 600% returns from pooled investments in sports betting, using what they claimed was a proprietary handicapping system. The complaint, however, alleges that they used the majority of investor money to fund their lifestyles, pay commissions to brokers and agents, or make Ponzi-like payments to other investors. The complaint further alleges that they misrepresented to investors the investment performance of the funds that were actually invested in sports betting. The complaint also alleges that Douglas Martin, Paul Hanson, Damian Ostertag, and a company owned by Martin sold unregistered securities without being registered as brokers or associated with a registered broker. The SEC's complaint, which was filed in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada on August 30, 2019, charges Thomas, Becker, Einstein Sports Advisory, LLC, QSA, LLC, Vegas Basketball Club, LLC, Vegas Football Club, LLC, Wellington Sports Club, LLC, and Welscorp, Inc. with violating the antifraud provisions of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and Section 10(b) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and the registration provisions of Section 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. The complaint also charges Martin, Hanson, Ostertag, and Executive Financial Services, Inc. with violating the broker-dealer registration provisions of 15(a) of the Securities Act and the registration provisions of Section 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. The SEC's investigation was conducted by Matthew Montgomery and Deborah Russell, and was supervised by Robert Conrrad. The SEC's litigation will be handled by Lynn M. Dean and Matthew Montgomery, and supervised by Amy Longo.
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The Secret Betting Strategy That Beats Online Bookmakers. If you’ve ever been tempted by a flutter, you’ll know how bookmakers and casinos stack the odds against you. The clearest example is roulette, where there are 36 red and black numbers plus the green numbers 0 and (in the U.S.) 00. So that’s 38 possibilities in total. When betting on red or black, the odds of choosing correctly are 18/38, and a fair payout for a $1 stake is $2.111. However, the house pays only $2 and keeps the difference. In that way, it guarantees itself a profit. A similar bias occurs in bookmakers’ odds on horse races, soccer, and every other sporting event. The bookies always ensure that the odds are in their favor. But setting these odds is harder than those for roulette because the calculations are trickier. And that raises a tantalizing possibility. Is it possible to come up with a better way to calculate the odds, and thus beat the bookies? Today we get an answer thanks to the work of Lisandro Kaunitz at the University of Tokyo and a few pals, who have found a way to consistently make money from the online betting market for soccer. But their work comes with a serious caveat. Kaunitz and co say that as soon as the bookies became aware of this success, they prevented the researchers from betting further. Gamblers have long toyed with schemes to beat the odds, but success is rare. That’s because bookmakers work hard to calculate accurate odds. They typically employ teams of statisticians to study historical data for a sport like soccer and then develop sophisticated models to determine the appropriate odds for each game. Kaunitz and co say that as far as they know, nobody has been able to beat this system by developing superior statistical models. But despite this sophisticated approach, there is a weakness in the way bookmakers work. It has to do with the way they hedge their bets to protect against the possibility of large payouts. For example, when two teams play a game of soccer, the bookmakers set odds of each team recording a win, loss, or draw. Sometimes large numbers of people can bet on a particular outcome for reasons that are unrelated to the odds—that team might be more popular than expected, for example. In that case, the bookmaker is set for a large payout if that outcome occurs. So bookmakers can hedge their bets by offering more favorable odds on the opposite outcome. In this way, they attract bets that cover at least some of the potential losses. Kaunitz and co say this process also creates an opportunity for anybody able to spot it. The trick that the researchers have perfected is to devise a method that consistently spots odds favoring the punter rather than the bookie. Their method is straightforward. They start by assuming that bookies themselves are good at setting odds and that the prices they offer are an accurate reflection of the real probabilities of a win, draw, or loss, plus their own margin. In that case, a good measure of these probabilities is a simple average of the odds offered by all the bookies—a kind of wisdom of the crowd. This gives the average odds, which Kaunitz and co say is a remarkably accurate reflection of the real probabilities. Then it is a simple matter to analyze all the odds being offered and to find the outliers. Kaunitz and co next work out how favorable the outlying odds are. If they are good enough, then the bet should pay off, at least in the long run. And that’s exactly what Kaunitz and co have done. They built a Web crawler that gathered the odds offered by online betting companies on soccer games around the world. They calculated the average odds, found any outliers, and then worked out whether a bet would favor them or not. Before committing any real money, the researchers tested the idea on 10 years of historical data on the closing odds and results of 479,440 soccer games played between 2005 and 2015. This simulation paid out 44 percent of the time and delivered a yield of 3.5 percent over the 10-year period. “For an imaginary stake of $50 per bet, this corresponds to an equivalent profit of $98,865 across 56,435 bets,” they say. An important question is whether this result could have been pure chance. Could they simply have got lucky? So the team compared their results to 2,000 simulations in which they placed bets randomly on the same games. In that case, the bets paid out 39 percent of time at a return of -3.2 percent, which is equivalent to loss of $93,000. That allowed the team to calculate the likelihood that their first result was a fluke. “The probability of obtaining a return greater than or equal to $98,865 in 56,435 bets using a random bet strategy is less than 1 in a billion,” they say. That gave Kaunitz and co good reason to think their method would work in the real world, but there was a problem. Ordinary punters cannot always bet on closing odds, which can vary significantly from the odds given in the run-up to a game. So Kaunitz and co decided to simulate this, too. “We decided to conduct a more realistic simulation in which we placed bets at odds available from 1 to 5 hours before the beginning of each game,” they say. The way odds vary in the run-up to games is not publicly available, so the team created a bot that collected these odds from betting websites around the world from September 2015 to the end of February 2016. Then they tested their approach in this data set. The results were even better. Their bets paid off 47.6 percent of the time and yielded a 9.9 percent return. “If every bet placed was $50, our strategy would have generated $34,932 in profit across 6,994 bets,” they say. Curiously, a random betting strategy on the same data yielded a return of 0.2 percent and a profit of $825. That could be the result of the intense competition between online betting companies that sometimes offer more favorable odds to attract punters in a kind loss-leader policy. Next, the team tried the approach using a strategy known as “paper trading,” in which they place fictitious bets using real-time data rather than historical data. This is important because it allows them to check whether the quoted odds are actually available with an online bookmaker. Indeed, they discovered that about 30 percent of the time, the odds had changed by the time they attempted to check online. In those cases, they discarded the bet. But the strategy was still profitable. After three months of paper trading, their bets retuned a profit of 5.5 percent, earning $1,128.50 on 407 bets of $50. “At this point we decided to place bets with real money,” say Kaunitz and co. So they repeated their approach over five months, using the same procedure, except that a human operator would actually place a $50 bet online after checking the odds. During that period, their bets paid off 47.2 percent of the time, and they made a profit of $957.50 over 265 bets. That’s an impressive return of 8.5 percent. Eagle-eyed readers will notice that the number of bets they placed was significantly less than during the paper trading period. “The reason for this is that we did not have a dedicated operator betting on all available opportunities 24 hours a day and as a result we missed many of the bets that appeared,” they say. But the smaller number of bets didn’t matter. “Our paper trading and actual betting activity confirmed the profitability of the strategy,” say Kaunitz and co. That’s a clever approach and a fascinating result. Kaunitz and co found an Achilles’ heel in the betting industry and exploited it for their own profit. But their story comes with a sting. “Although we played according to the sports betting industry rules, a few months after we began to place bets with actual money bookmakers started to severely limit our accounts,” say the team. The bookies often limited the stakes they could bet or suggested a “manual inspection” of the bet before accepting it. In those circumstances, the team couldn’t make their bets. If the bookies were choosing the bets to question at random, it shouldn’t have had any effect on the profitability of the strategy. But Kaunitz and co say this was unlikely and that the bookmakers’ actions could have severely affected them. “Under these circumstances we could not continue with our betting strategy,” they say. Kaunitz and co are clearly unhappy: “The sports betting industry has the freedom to publicize and offer odds to their clients, but those clients are expected to lose and, if they are successful, they can be restricted from betting.” The team points out that this kind of practice could be illegal. “Advertising goods or services with intent not to sell them as advertised, or advertising goods or services with no intent to supply reasonably expectable demand but with the intention to lure the client to buy another product (a practice often called ‘bait’ or ‘bait and switch’ advertising), is considered false advertising and carries pecuniary penalties in the U.K., Australia, and the United States of America,” say the team. And they call on governments to properly regulate the gambling industry and to prevent this kind of practice in the future. Whether this will work is not clear. But their results are interesting nonetheless.
SEC Charges Sports Betting Investment Scheme Operators with Fraud. Litigation Release No. 24585 / September 4, 2019. Securities and Exchange Commission v. John F. Thomas, Thomas Becker, Douglas Martin, Paul Hanson, Damian Ostertag, Einstein Sports Advisory, LLC, QSA, LLC, Vegas Basketball Club, LLC, Vegas Football Club, LLC, Wellington Sports Club, LLC, Welscorp, Inc. and Executive Financial Services, Inc. , No. 2:16-cv-01515 filed August 30, 2019. The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced fraud charges against two individuals and six entities relating to an ongoing, Nevada-based $29 million sports betting investment scheme impacting over 600 investors from more than 40 states, as well as other charges against three individuals and a company who sold investments. The SEC's complaint alleges that convicted felons, John F. Thomas and Thomas Becker, and several entities they control, promised investors 250% to 600% returns from pooled investments in sports betting, using what they claimed was a proprietary handicapping system. The complaint, however, alleges that they used the majority of investor money to fund their lifestyles, pay commissions to brokers and agents, or make Ponzi-like payments to other investors. The complaint further alleges that they misrepresented to investors the investment performance of the funds that were actually invested in sports betting. The complaint also alleges that Douglas Martin, Paul Hanson, Damian Ostertag, and a company owned by Martin sold unregistered securities without being registered as brokers or associated with a registered broker. The SEC's complaint, which was filed in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada on August 30, 2019, charges Thomas, Becker, Einstein Sports Advisory, LLC, QSA, LLC, Vegas Basketball Club, LLC, Vegas Football Club, LLC, Wellington Sports Club, LLC, and Welscorp, Inc. with violating the antifraud provisions of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and Section 10(b) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and the registration provisions of Section 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. The complaint also charges Martin, Hanson, Ostertag, and Executive Financial Services, Inc. with violating the broker-dealer registration provisions of 15(a) of the Securities Act and the registration provisions of Section 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. The SEC's investigation was conducted by Matthew Montgomery and Deborah Russell, and was supervised by Robert Conrrad. The SEC's litigation will be handled by Lynn M. Dean and Matthew Montgomery, and supervised by Amy Longo.
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Legal Sports Betting Is Bigger than Ever -- But COVID Could Hurt Bets on the Big Game. Sports betting is more popular, and legal, than ever, and one of biggest draws for bettors every year is wagering on the Big Game. But, like everything else right now, COVID-19 is having an impact on football betting this year. In the video below, we'll take a closer look at why wagers on Sunday's game will likely be lower than usual, and how online sports betting -- fueled by companies like DraftKings (NASDAQ: DKNG) -- are scratching an itch for those wanting to place bets during socially distant times. Chris Neiger has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Video: How these investors view the recent Big Tech bounce (CNBC)
Missouri Sports Betting – Bet On Sports Legally In MO. Missouri has always had a favorable stance concerning gambling. For the last several years Missouri has shown interest in joining other US states that permit legal sports betting by introducing multiple pieces of legislation related to legalizing domestic sports wagering. If current active legislation ends up getting passed, MO players will be able to wager on sports through venues licensed by the state in addition to having access to bet through online sportsbooks that operate outside of the US and legally accept bettors from Missouri. Currently, offshore sportsbooks make up the whole of Missouri's available sports betting options. Is Sports Betting Legal In Missouri? Missouri hasn't authorized domestic sports wagering as of yet but is considering legislation to permit this expanded form of gambling. Until some kind of legal sports wagering law is passed, international online sportsbooks are the best option for MO sports fans seeking betting action without having to travel to another state. Interestingly enough the state does not have any explicit laws against offshore sports gambling. In addition, US federal laws do not prohibit access to offshore sports betting sites either. These international sportsbooks operated outside US jurisdiction and cannot be banned due to free trade laws. Missouri Sports Betting Bills. Missouri has introduced multiple bills relevant to sports betting in an attempt to legalize domestic sports wagering within their borders. The 2019 legislative session ended with all presented bills remaining in committee and nothing making it to the finish line. The 2020 legislative session didn't fare any better. Lawmakers are hoping 2021 is the year it all comes together with several new pieces of legislation on the table, including the one listed below that is headed to a legislative hearing. To learn more about these bills you can visit our US bill tracker page. Missouri Sports Betting Legislative Hearings. Bill Date Description SB98 1/26/2021 Appropriations Hearing. Betting on the Super Bowl in Missouri. With their home team playing in Super Bowl 55, and their golden boy Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs favored to be named MVP for Super Bowl LV, you can safely bet on the fact that MO football fans will be itching to place some bets of their own on the big game. Despite the absence of any local sportsbooks in Missouri, there are some great options for legally betting on Super Bowl 55 online. The trusted sports betting sites listed on this page all accept residents from Missouri and delivers a wide selection of Super Bowl 55 betting lines, odds, bonuses, and promotions. They have competitive odds and paylines for the Kansas City Chiefs vs the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl LV matchup. Top Super Bowl Betting Site for Missouri. Best Online Sportsbooks For Missouri Residents. Our team has pinpointed which brands are best for US bettors to use. These offshore sportsbooks have been in the business for many years and have established strong reputations. You can get more information on each of these brands from our detailed and reviews of legal online sportsbooks. Site Name Current Bonus U.S. Visit Site 50% Max $250 Visit Site Review 2 50% Max $1,000 Visit Site Review 3 50% Max $1,000 Visit Site Review 4 100% Max $500 Visit Site Review. MO Sports Betting Details. Below are available details on Missouri's current sports betting market. Legal Sports Betting: Offshore Only Missouri Minimum Sports Betting Age: 18 years old (via Offshore) Land-Based Sportsbooks: TBD Online Sportsbook: Offshore Only Mobile Betting App: Offshore Only In-Play/Live Betting: Offshore Only Estimated Revenue: TBD Eligible Operators: TBD Licensing Fee: TBD Tax Rate: TBD Tax-Funded: TBD. What You Can Bet On In Missouri: All betting lines, odds, and props for all games, teams, and players in Missouri for professional and collegiate teams (via Offshore) What You Can't Bet On In Missouri: No restrictions (via Offshore) Where Can I Bet On Sports In Missouri? State-regulated sportsbooks are not yet legally authorized. Nonetheless, offshore sportsbooks are available for MO residents who want to conveniently wager within their state without violating any laws. The offshore sportsbooks recommended on this page were picked for their quality offerings, payout speed, and security. Biggest Sports Betting Cities In Missouri. St. Louis. St. Louis features the Cardinals and Blues. The Cardinals play in the National League Central division and finished third at the end of last season. Their last World Series win came in 2011, so they have not been successful in recent years. Betting lines are available for both teams throughout their respective seasons. Kansas City. Kansas City plays home to the Royals (MLB) and Chiefs (NFL). The Royals finished their season third in the American League Central and will look to retain their star players in the offseason. They haven’t won a World Series since 1985. The Chiefs played hard in the 2019-2020 season and are headed to Super Bowl 54 to face off against the San Francisco 49ers. Currently, the Chiefs are favored in the betting odds. Residents can bet on both teams through the licensed offshore sportsbooks recommended in this guide. Columbia. The University of Missouri (Mizzou) Tigers play in the tough SEC. Their football team has been successful in the past, but are currently struggling with their fierce conference opponents. Their men’s basketball program has made NCAA March Madness appearances in the past and will look to reach the coveted tournament again this upcoming season. College betting lines are also available through the same sports betting destinations listed in this guide. Frequently Asked Questions About Missouri Sports Betting. Will I Get Arrested for Betting on Sports in Missouri? Players who wager with MO-based unlicensed and unregulated sportsbooks will likely be charged with illegal gambling. However, state laws concerning this typically target the operator of the sportsbook. Alternatively, sports gambling through offshore sportsbooks doesn't violate existing state or federal laws. Are Mobile Sports Betting Apps Legal in Missouri? There are no state-licensed and authorized mobile sports betting options in the state at this point in time. However, offshore sportsbooks offer mobile sports wagering capabilities which are legally accessible for MO players to use. What Teams Can I Bet on in Missouri? Residents would possibly be able to bet on notable state-based professional and college teams such as the St. Louis Cardinals (MLB), Kansas City Royals (MLB), Kansas City Chiefs (NFL), St. Louis Blues (NHL) or the University of Missouri Tigers through domestic sportsbooks. However, since no legislation has passed yet detailing whether or not local teams would be authorized for domestic sports wagering the best option is to utilize offshore sportsbooks, which have no restrictions on the teams MO players can wager on. Are There Any Local Sportsbooks in Missouri? Missouri has yet to authorize domestic sports wagering and thus does not license any MO-based sportsbook operation. MO-based bookies and sportsbooks currently in operation are unlicensed and unregulated thus illegal and in violation of state laws. What is the Legal Minimum Sports Betting Age in Missouri? Missouri has yet to establish a sports gambling law which would detail the minimum acceptable sports wagering age. Some US states with legal sports wagering have set their minimum gambling age at 21, while others chose to set theirs at 18. In addition, offshore sportsbooks typically accept players as young as eighteen and these are currently available to MO players. Missouri Legislative Resources. Missouri residents interested in showing their support for domestic sports gambling options, tracking current bills, or getting in touch with their representatives can use the following resources to meet their needs.
Legal Sports Betting Is Bigger than Ever -- But COVID Could Hurt Bets on the Big Game. Social distancing could take a toll on wagers this year. Overall wagers could be down 37% this Sunday compared to last year But online bets for Sunday could rise by 63% from 2020 DraftKings stock is up more than 300% over the past 12 months, thanks to the rise in online betting. Sports betting is more popular, and legal, than ever, and one of biggest draws for bettors every year is wagering on the Big Game. But, like everything else right now, COVID-19 is having an impact on football betting this year. In the video below, we'll take a closer look at why wagers on Sunday's game will likely be lower than usual, and how online sports betting -- fueled by companies like DraftKings (NASDAQ:DKNG) -- are scratching an itch for those wanting to place bets during socially distant times. Motley Fool Returns. Stock Advisor launched in February of 2002. Returns as of 02/07/2021. Stocks. DraftKings Inc. NASDAQ: DKNG. Related Articles. Why DraftKings Stock Rose 16% in January These 3 Tech Stocks Are Absurdly Overvalued Right Now Stock Market Wrap-Up: DraftKings Scores; Tesla Does the Texas Two-Step Here's Why I'd Avoid DraftKings Stock Like the Plague 3 Tech Stocks You Should've Bought a Month Ago. Prev 1 Next. Terms of Use Privacy Policy Accessibility Policy Copyright, Trademark and Patent Information Terms and Conditions Do Not Sell My Personal Information. Market data powered by FactSet and Web Financial Group.
Legal Sports Betting Is Bigger than Ever -- But COVID Could Hurt Bets on the Big Game. Sports betting is more popular, and legal, than ever, and one of biggest draws for bettors every year is wagering on the Big Game. But, like everything else right now, COVID-19 is having an impact on football betting this year. In the video below, we'll take a closer look at why wagers on Sunday's game will likely be lower than usual, and how online sports betting -- fueled by companies like DraftKings (NASDAQ: DKNG) -- are scratching an itch for those wanting to place bets during socially distant times. Chris Neiger has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Video: How these investors view the recent Big Tech bounce (CNBC)
Yahoo sports picks week 12. Rumors are heating with supposed terms of a potential deal. Незабываемое путешествие. Таких впечатлений у вас еще не было. Испытайте их в Саудовской Аравии. #WelcometoArabia. Los Angeles Chargers QB Justin Herbert wins NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. The Chargers have their quarterback for the future. Calvin Johnson elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame, joins rare group of first-ballot WRs. Former Detroit LIon Calvin Johnson joins Jerry Rice, Steve Largent, Paul Warfield, Lance Alworth and Raymond as the only first-ballot Hall-of-Fame WRs. Calvin Johnson elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former Detroit Lions' wide receiver Calvin Johnson has been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as part of the 2021 class. Pro Football Hall of Fame 2021 class: Calvin Johnson makes it first-ballot. Here are the 2021 inductees as they're announced. Watch: Career highlights of Hall of Famer Charles Woodson. Watch a 15-minute highlight video of new Hall of Fame DB Charles Woodson. Former Packers DB Charles Woodson becomes first-ballot Hall of Famer. Former Green Bay Packers defensive back Charles Woodson was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. NFL awards: Aaron Donald named top defender, Justin Herbert, Chase Young win top rookie honors. The NFL gave out its major awards on Saturday, the night before Super Bowl LV. Emmitt Smith thinks a culture change is necessary to fix Cowboys issues. NFL Legend Emmitt Smith believes he has the formula for making the Dallas Cowboys great again: make him the general manager. Michigan football's Charles Woodson makes Pro Football Hall of Fame on first try. Fomer Michigan football star Charles Woodson is headed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as one of three first-year inductees. Bears-Carson Wentz trade rumors summed up by perfect Ryan Pace Tweet. This tweet describes a rumored Bears-Carson Wentz trade perfectly, and it's oh so depressing. How to watch Super Bowl 2021: Live stream online without cable, TV channel, time for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers NFL game. Super Bowl Sunday 2021 is right around the corner and the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are set to play in football’s biggest game. NBC Sports has you covered with the TV channel information and every live streaming option on Roku, Apple TV and more for Super Bowl LV. Plus, find out where. Chargers QB Justin Herbert named AP Offensive Rookie of the Year. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert beat out Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson for the prestigious award. Who is playing Super Bowl halftime show 2021? Performer, date, how to watch, start time. The 2021 Super Bowl is almost here and that means that this year’s halftime show performance is right around the corner. This year, Canadian artist The Weeknd will set foot on the world’s biggest stage and perform at the 2021 Super Bowl halftime show. The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, has won three. When is Super Bowl 2021: Start time, kickoff, date, TV channel, halftime show, national anthem, NFL odds for Chiefs vs. Buccaneers. The 2021 Super Bowl is just one day away and NBC Sports has you covered with all you need to know. See below for more on the teams playing, start time, kickoff, date, TV, how to watch, live stream, odds, location and more. Click here to see the full 2021 NFL playoff schedule and bracket. Plus, be. 2021 Super Bowl halftime show: How to watch The Weeknd live, stream online, TV, guests, setlist for performance. Before a winner is decided between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers tomorrow, The Weeknd is set to take the Super Bowl stage. NBC Sports has you covered with all you need to know about this year’s halftime show performance including the start time, how to watch, live stream, TV info, setlist. Former Steeler Alan Faneca named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. After six tries, Alan Faneca was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Antonio Brown, Cameron Brate, Sammy Watkins are all expected to play in the Super Bowl. Three players were listed as questionable for Super Bowl LV and all of them are expected to be on the field in Tampa on Sunday. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown and tight end Cameron Brate are expected to join Chiefs wide receiver in playing for the Lombardi Trophy. Brown [more] He’s in! Raiders great HC Tom Flores Hall of Fame wait is finally over. It's been 22 years since Tom Flores was first eligible to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The two-time Super Bowl winning head coach of the Raiders couldn't crack the logjam for enshrinement. Until now. He was named the lone coaching finalist . Brian Daboll is the assistant coach of the year. Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll’s season ended earlier than he would have liked, but his work helping the Bills to the AFC Championship Game earned him an award on Saturday night. Daboll has been named the assistant coach of the year by the Associated Press. The award was given out at the NFL Honors show [more] Report: NFL considering additional discipline for Saints COVID-19 protocol breaches. Alvin Kamara's late-season COVID-19 infection prompted an NFL investigation into the New Orleans Saints, which may lead to more penalties. Report: Colts promoting Klayton Adams to tight ends coach. Colts offensive assistant coach Klayton Adams planned on joining Arizona State’s coaching staff. But now he’ll be back in Indianapolis with a promotion. Adams was Indianapolis’ assistant offensive line coach for the past two seasons and was slated to become Arizona State’s offensive line coach/run-game coordinator. But he’s changed course and will be the Colts’ [more] Saints facing more league discipline for COVID-19 violations. The NFL is expected to hand down additional discipline against the Saints for violations of the league’s COVID-19 protocols. The Saints have already been fined a total of $750,000 and stripped of a seventh-round draft pick, while coach Sean Payton was fined $100,000, for two previous violations of league rules. Now NFL Media reports that [more] Legendary Raiders super fan to be enshrined in Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tonight three former Raiders await word to see if they will be part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2021. They will sit in their hotel rooms in Tampa, ahead of the NFL Honors show and await for the knock on the door. But Friday night, . Chiefs sign three players to reserve/future contracts. Three more players added to the mix for the 2021 offseason in Kansas City.
Vegas Betting Odds Preview: Buccaneers vs Redskins Spread & Free Pick. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will try to get their season back on track in Week 10 when they host the Washington Redskins. The action gets underway at 1:00 EST on Sunday, November 11, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The game can be seen in certain markets on Fox. The Week 10 NFL betting odds list the Buccaneers as 3-point favorites at home. Betting in Tampa’s favor has pushed that line up after the home team opened the week as 1-point favorites. The over/under is set at 51.5 points. Buccaneers vs Redskins Vegas Odds & Game Preview. After starting the season with two surprising wins, the Bucs have gone into a tailspin that they haven’t been able to stop. After last week’s two-touchdown defeat to the Panthers, Tampa Bay has now lost five of their last six games. They’ve fallen to 3-5 overall and are deep in the NFC South basement. At this point, it’s safe to say that head coach Dirk Koetter is on the hot seat and coaching to save his job every week. However, the Bucs may have a chance to save themselves. Tampa’s schedule gives them four of their next five games at home, including some very winnable games during the rest of November. If the Buccaneers can string a few wins together, they could become relevant in the playoff chase in December and perhaps do enough for Koetter to keep his job. Meanwhile, the Redskins are still in good shape despite a disheartening 24-point loss to the Falcons at home last week. The loss put a stop to Washington’s three-game winning streak. But it didn’t cost the Redskins their lead atop the NFC East. Washington remains a game ahead of the Eagles and two games up on the Cowboys, so they are in good position at the midway point in the season. That being said, the Redskins will be on the road for five of their next seven games. On the plus side, only one team left on their schedule currently has a winning record. But if the Redskins are going to win the NFC East, they’ll have to do it by winning on the road. With such a slim lead in the division, Washington can’t afford to lose to a sub-.500 team this week, even on the road. I’m not ready to sell my stock in Washington after one bad game. After all, the Redskins have managed to beat two bad teams on the road this season, and with one win in their last six games, the Buccaneers qualify as a bad team. Even at home in a must-win game, I don’t trust Tampa Bay all that much. I’ll take my chances with the Redskins beating the spread and perhaps winning the game. To be fair, Washington is in a world of trouble in the injury department. Two of their offensive linemen were placed on IR this past week and two more are questionable to play on Sunday. The Redskins could potentially be without four starting offensive linemen this week, which is obviously terrible news for a team that relies on its rushing attack to carry the offense. However, I’m not convinced the Tampa Bay defense can take full advantage of that weakness. The Bucs are giving up over 100 rushing yards per game and have been absolutely shredded on the ground the last three weeks. Even behind a makeshift offensive line, I think Adrian Peterson still has a chance to put together a solid game. Prior to last week’s disaster against the Falcons, Peterson had three straight games with at least 97 yards on the ground. He should do some damage against such a porous Tampa Bay defense. I can also see the Washington defense bouncing back after an off day last week. The Redskins have struggled against some of the better offensive teams like the Saints and Falcons. But the Bucs don’t have the balance on offense as those teams. They don’t have an elite quarterback either. The Redskins should be able to stop Tampa’s running game and then turn their attention to putting pressure on quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. Despite all the points they’ve scored, the Bucs have yielded 24 sacks this year, so they don’t always protect their quarterback, which has led to some problems. Finally, the turnover battle could end up being a key factor in such a close game. The Tampa Bay defense hasn’t forced a turnover in their last five games. Against a quarterback like Alex Smith who’s thrown just three picks this season, that isn’t likely to change this week. On the other side, Fitzpatrick has thrown seven interceptions in six games, including two last week against the Panthers. Just staying even in the turnover ratio may be the best outcome the Bucs can hope for this week. In a game where both sides have obvious flaws, I feel more comfortable with the team that can run the ball and wins the turnover battle. The Redskins should have a clear advantage in both areas. With a 3-point cushion, I’ll side with Washington to at least beat the spread.
Sections. Advertisement. Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins odds, picks and best bets. Share this article. The Philadelphia Eagles (6-7) get another shot at one of the little brothers of the NFC East as they travel to FedEx Field to face the Washington Redskins (3-10) at 1 p.m. ET Sunday. Philadelphia at Washington: Week 15 preview, betting trends and notes. Looking to place a bet on this game or others? Sign up at BetMGM! As bad as the Eagles have been, they’ve been worse for those who bet on them – going 4-9 against the spread this season. Washington is 3-0 against the spread (ATS) and 2-1 straight up in its last three games. The Eagles have lost their last four games ATS. The Under has hit on seven of Philadelphia’s 13 games and eight of Washington’s 13 games. Washington is last in the NFL in points scored, averaging 14.5 points a game. Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins has started the last five games. In that span, he has completed 76 of 138 passes (55.1 percent) for 831 yards with 3 TDs and 4 interceptions. Philadelphia at Washington: Key injuries. Eagles: Lost Alshon Jeffery for the season Monday with a foot injury. Starters WR Nelson Agholor (knee) and OT Lane Johnson (ankle) haven’t practiced this week. RB Jordan Howard (shoulder) remains limited after missing the last several games. Redskins: LB Ryan Kerrigan (calf) and CB Quinton Dunbar (hamstring) have yet to practice and OT Donald Penn (knee/back) didn’t practice Thursday after being limited Wednesday. RB Adrian Peterson (toe) and CB Josh Norman (illness) were held out of practice Thursday, but both are expected to play. Philadelphia at Washington: Odds, betting lines and prediction. Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Friday at 9:40 a.m. ET. Prediction. Philadelphia 23, Washington 13. Moneyline (?) Against the Spread (?) Over/Under (?) There’s only one game (Buffalo Bills at Pittsburgh Steelers) with a lower O/U than the 40.5 for this game and there’s a reason for it. This one is going to hit the Under. Both offenses have been dwindled down and there will be more punts than scoring drives in this game. Both teams will lean on their run games, which kills the clock, and likely settle for field goals more. Take the UNDER 40.5 ( -115 ). Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
Sections. Advertisement. Washington Redskins playoff odds and predicted total wins: NFL futures picks and best bets. Share this article. Will the Washington Redskins make the 2020 NFL playoffs? Below, we look at the BetMGM betting odds and make our pick. We also predict their exact win total for the upcoming season. Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Odds last updated Thursday, May 28 at 4:10 p.m. ET. Will the Washington Redskins make the 2020 NFL playoffs? The NFC East may not be the best division in football, but that’s partly because the Redskins are one of the worst teams heading into the 2020 campaign. They’re going to have a hard time even approaching .500, with the playoffs almost certainly out of sight for Washington. I’ll PASS on this one. Place your legal NFL bets in CO, IN, NJ and WV at BetMGM. Bet now! How many games will the Washington Redskins win in 2020? Bands. Clearly, oddsmakers don’t think the Redskins will win more than eight games. The favorite is for them to finish with 5-8 wins, which is on par with their last four seasons – all of which have ended with eight wins or less. Much of their 2020 season hinges on the play of QB Dwayne Haskins , who struggled as a rookie in 2019. But there are some winnable games on the out-of-division schedule, including games against the Cleveland Browns, Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Bengals and Detroit Lions. Washington won’t go on to win 10 games, but with a defense that should be improved and an offense that has enough playmakers to be competitive, the Redskins should finish with 5-8 WINS , so that’s my pick here at – 159 . New to sports betting? A $10 bet on 5-8 WINS ( -159 ) returns a profit of $6.29 if it hits. How many games will the Washington Redskins win in 2020? Exact number. The Redskins only won three games last year, but they added Ohio State DE Chase Young with their first-round pick (2nd overall), signed LB Thomas Davis and drafted RB Antonio Gibson (Memphis) in the third round, bringing some more explosiveness to the offense. WR Terry McLaurin is also a budding star and RB Derrius Guice is finally healthy again. They are two good playmakers for Haskins to work with. Follow @camdasilva on Twitter, and follow SportsbookWire on Twitter and Facebook. Please gamble responsibly. Gannett may earn revenue from audience referrals to betting services. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.
A clear favorite is emerging to replace Redskins as Washington's new team name. The team formerly known as the Redskins are zeroing in on a new name. Washington owner Dan Snyder made it official on July 13, as the team is looking to move on from the offensive, racist and derogatory team name amid financial pressure from sponsors and, equally as important, pressure from Native Americans who wanted the team to abandon the name. Mission accomplished, but there could be some time before the Washington NFL franchise settles and unveils a new name. There are some signals that could point to the new moniker, as betting odds, Dwayne Haskins and a mystery man all potentially point to a favorite for a new name: the Redwolves. "Not gone hold you. I can fw this," Haskins said in a reply on the post. But that's not where the only smoke for the Redwolves nickname comes from. Early July 13, Martin McCaulay tweeted that the Washington Redwolves nickname is currently embroiled in a trademark fight, and that should be of intrigue. Time reported "SBJ and the Post both reported a new name wouldn’t be unveiled Monday because the team’s preferred replacement is involved in a trademark fight." The only name now in a trademark fight is #WashingtonRedwolves Arkansas State Red Wolves v Chattanooga Red Wolves — Martin McCaulay (@MartinMcCaulay) July 13, 2020. McCaulay, a 61-year-old actuary who lives in Alexandria, Va., has filed for 44 trademarks since 2016 — many of them possibilities for Washington's new team name. Team officials would need to come to an agreement with McCauley to transfer the trademark before before using the name. And McCaulay claimed on Twitter that "Redwolves" is the trademark that's currently in a tiff in court. Redskins name change odds. Though the Redwolves nickname seems to be the favorite, there are a number of other names that have entered the betting sphere, if you care to risk some dollars to guess where Snyder and Co. might go with the next name. All odds are courtesy of Sports Insider:
College Football Las Vegas Odds. Spread · Money Line · 1st Half Page 1 · Page 2. Where to Bet: WynnBET FanDuel BetMGM DraftKings Fox Bet Bet365 PointsBet Unibet BetRivers All. How to read College Football Las Vegas Odds. Similar to our Money Line and 1st Half Odds, every matchup is listed in order of Rotation and those numbers are preceded by the Date and Time of the College Football game. The rotation for college football games typically lists them by scheduled starting time, which can lead to some confusion since the number will remain the same even if the games wind up changing due to television networks often shifting around action to present more attractive matchups. Home teams are listed at the bottom and will therefore be your even-numbered squad. The numbers next to the teams are called Spreads or Point-Spreads . If there is no favorite or underdog, the line is called pick’em and is represented by (PK). Winner takes it. The amount of points a team is favored by is set by oddsmakers on Sunday afternoons and that figure fluctuates throughout the week based on the amount of money coming in on bets. Opposite from the spread you’ll find the Total , which represents what oddsmakers believe will be the combined number of points scored between the teams. That number also increases or decreases based on bets coming in on the Over or Under . How to Bet College Football Las Vegas Odds. The key to wagering successfully in college football spread betting is to decide early how many points you’re willing to lay with Favorites and to get in at the lowest possible spot. If you’re going to back the Underdog , make sure you’re getting the most points possible entering the game. The skill in this often requires you to forecast how a game will be wagered since we often see opening lines bet up over the course of the week due to the majority of the money coming in on the favorite. Of course, getting in too early can often backfire if a better number appears over the course of the week or if injuries that are typically not announced until coaches give status reports on Monday press conferences dramatically alter expectations. There’s also a big rush on betting action just before the kickoff of any game, which means you may be best off waiting until kickoff approaches to get the right number. Take the 2019 college football Big 12 matchup between Texas-West Virginia as a prime example. The Longhorns opened as an 11.5-point favorite and won 42-31 after the Mountaineers scored the game’s final touchdown with :48 left. West Virginia backers who got in early prevailed on that score, while Texas bettors who guessed wrong and got in too early caught a “bad beat.” Those who waited and laid only 10.5 points still cashed. Get in at the best number! College Football Opening Line. Opening Lines in college football are typically set on Sunday afternoons in the current week and you usually see immediate action cause line movement. The Spread is based on a rough projection of a score for every matchup, although oddsmakers have a good idea of what side the betting public will want to bet and usually saddles that team with an additional point or three. The same goes for the Total, which projects the combined number of points expected in a contest. These numbers are based on simulations that take a number of statistical factors into account in addition to baking in injuries, a homefield advantage that is typically worth three points and any other potential edges. Teams coming off bye weeks are usually given an edge thanks to increased preparation time and fresher bodies. Teams coming in on short rest or that have to travel out of their element typically find themselves penalized in a point spread. UCLA at Cincinnati (-4) In the above example, UCLA was made a four-point underdog against Cincinnati in the 2019 season opener for both. The betting public jumped on the team from the higher-regarded conference, perhaps believing that the West-Coast team heading more than halfway across the country was being penalized too harshly and the line closed at 2.5 points. Cincinnati prevailed 24-14. The opening line of 4 was accurate in calling for a larger margin of victory than the closing line, which is where the ‘opener’ ultimately ends up. VI Consensus College Football Line. The Total is also available on the VI Consensus line and similarly consists of the current betting line which most frequently among our list of Las Vegas and Global sportsbooks. For an example, in the most recent National Championship between LSU and Clemson , there was significant line fluctuation throughout the two-week lead up. LSU was laying 5.5 to 6 points in multiple locations as the favorite. The battle of Tigers ended with LSU blowing out Clemson 42-25, covering the spread handily.
Real Life Podcast Episode 205 – What are the betting odds on Big Brother? A new week means a brand new episode of the Real Life Podcast to get your week started and help you navigate the strange times we’re living in. On today’s podcast, the boys looked at the NHL playoffs, how they can get over the Oilers getting bumped out early, and welcomed Scott Hastings from OddsShark to discuss all things sports betting. To kick things off, the boys got started with another look at Words With Friends and how everyone on the podcast is now obsessed with the app. On last week’s Thursday episode, Tyler told the story of the internet love that’s been blossoming on his own Words With Friends account, which has now inspired the rest of the crew to get back in the mix to reach for podcast spelling supremacy. Getting back to hockey, the guys spent a few minutes talking about the NHL playoffs, specifically which current series is the most angering to watch. Is it the Flames who are relying on some clutch performances by former Oilers to propel them forward? Is it the Canucks who have a young, talented core that has been playing some very entertaining hockey and taking it to the defending champs? The options were endless. On to important business, the boys discussed the first couple of weeks of Big Brother All-Stars and picked their horses in terms of who has the goods to make a run at the title. Needless to say, everyone was very excited about the return of their favourite summer show and could not wait to talk about it. Lastly, the guys wrapped up the show by welcoming Scott Hastings from OddsShark to the podcast as he helped to break down the NHL playoffs, the latest betting trends, and the latest news in the world of sports.
‘Big Brother 22’ winner predictions: ‘All-Stars’ odds [UPDATED FINALE WEEK] 'Big Brother 22' winner predictions: 'All-Stars' odds. For the first time in 14 years, “Big Brother” is airing an “All-Stars” version that welcomes back former winners, runners-up and fan favorites for a summer of grueling competition. “BB22” was able to happen despite the coronavirus pandemic, as the 16 cast members were all quarantined for two weeks prior to the August 5, 2020 move-in day. The crew of the long-running reality TV show is following all safety regulations to make sure Season 22 goes off without a hitch, with Julie Chen Moonves joking she’s been “cleared” to host. All summer long at Gold Derby, superfans like YOU are making their predictions for who they think will ultimately win the $500,000 prize (as well as who’ll be eliminated next). Tour our photo gallery below for the current “Big Brother 22: All Stars” winner odds, which are based solely on the predictions of our users. Make your predictions right now — it’s free and easy. Be sure to bookmark this page as we’ll be updating it weekly after each live eviction. Cody Calafiore. FINALE WEEK Place: 1st out of 4 Odds to win: 27/10. WEEK 10 Place: 1st out of 5 Odds to win: 9/1. WEEK 9 Place: 1st out of 6 Odds to win: 19/2. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 1st out of 9 Odds to win: 10/1. WEEK 7 Place: 1st out of 10 Odds to win: 21/2. WEEK 6 Place: 1st out of 11 Odds to win: 23/2. WEEK 5 Place: 2nd out of 12 Odds to win: 13/1. WEEK 4 Place: 1st out of 13 Odds to win: 13/1. WEEK 3 Place: 1st out of 14 Odds to win: 14/1. WEEK 2 Place: 2nd out of 15 Odds to win: 18/1. WEEK 1 Place: 3rd out of 16 Odds to win: 22/1. Enzo Palumbo. FINALE WEEK Place: 2nd out of 4 Odds to win: 25/1. WEEK 10 Place: 2nd out of 5 Odds to win: 11/1. WEEK 9 Place: 2nd out of 6 Odds to win: 11/1. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 2nd out of 9 Odds to win: 23/2. WEEK 7 Place: 2nd out of 10 Odds to win: 12/1. WEEK 6 Place: 2nd out of 11 Odds to win: 14/1. WEEK 5 Place: 1st out of 12 Odds to win: 13/1. WEEK 4 Place: 5th out of 13 Odds to win: 28/1. WEEK 3 Place: 5th out of 14 Odds to win: 33/1. WEEK 2 Place: 8th out of 15 Odds to win: 50/1. WEEK 1 Place: 11th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1. Nicole Franzel. FINALE WEEK Place: 3rd out of 4 Odds to win: 62/1. WEEK 10 Place: 3rd out of 5 Odds to win: 12/1. WEEK 9 Place: 5th out of 6 Odds to win: 25/1. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 7th out of 9 Odds to win: 80/1. WEEK 7 Place: 8th out of 10 Odds to win: 90/1. WEEK 6 Place: 6th out of 11 Odds to win: 42/1. WEEK 5 Place: 8th out of 12 Odds to win: 92/1. WEEK 4 Place: 8th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 6th out of 14 Odds to win: 40/1. WEEK 2 Place: 12th out of 15 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 1 Place: 9th out of 16 Odds to win: 95/1. Christmas Abbott. ELIMINATED IN 4TH PLACE. FINALE WEEK Place: 4th out of 4 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 10 Place: 5th out of 5 Odds to win: 35/1. WEEK 9 Place: 6th out of 6 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 4th out of 9 Odds to win: 25/1. WEEK 7 Place: 5th out of 10 Odds to win: 44/1. WEEK 6 Place: 8th out of 11 Odds to win: 66/1. WEEK 5 Place: 5th out of 12 Odds to win: 37/1. WEEK 4 Place: 7th out of 13 Odds to win: 54/1. WEEK 3 Place: 8th out of 14 Odds to win: 80/1. WEEK 2 Place: 10th out of 15 Odds to win: 90/1. WEEK 1 Place: 12th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1. Memphis Garrett. ELIMINATED IN 5TH PLACE. WEEK 10 Place: 4th out of 5 Odds to win: 20/1. WEEK 9 Place: 3rd out of 6 Odds to win: 15/1. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 5th out of 9 Odds to win: 40/1. WEEK 7 Place: 6th out of 10 Odds to win: 54/1. WEEK 6 Place: 9th out of 11 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 5 Place: 7th out of 12 Odds to win: 75/1. WEEK 4 Place: 12th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 14th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 14th out of 15 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 1 Place: 13th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1. Tyler Crispen. ELIMINATED IN 6TH PLACE. WEEK 9 Place: 4th out of 6 Odds to win: 22/1. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 3rd out of 9 Odds to win: 14/1. WEEK 7 Place: 3rd out of 10 Odds to win: 15/1. WEEK 6 Place: 5th out of 11 Odds to win: 30/1. WEEK 5 Place: 3rd out of 12 Odds to win: 16/1. WEEK 4 Place: 2nd out of 13 Odds to win: 16/1. WEEK 3 Place: 3rd out of 14 Odds to win: 20/1. WEEK 2 Place: 7th out of 15 Odds to win: 48/1. WEEK 1 Place: 7th out of 16 Odds to win: 72/1. Daniele Briones. ELIMINATED IN 7TH PLACE. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 6th out of 9 Odds to win: 75/1. WEEK 7 Place: 7th out of 10 Odds to win: 58/1. WEEK 6 Place: 7th out of 11 Odds to win: 60/1. WEEK 5 Place: 10th out of 12 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 4 Place: 9th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 7th out of 14 Odds to win: 44/1. WEEK 2 Place: 5th out of 15 Odds to win: 28/1. WEEK 1 Place: 5th out of 16 Odds to win: 37/1. David Alexander. ELIMINATED IN 8TH PLACE. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 8th out of 9 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 7 Place: 9th out of 10 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 6 Place: 11th out of 11 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 5 Place: 12th out of 12 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 4 Place: 13th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 12th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 15th out of 15 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 1 Place: 16th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1. Kevin Campbell. ELIMINATED IN 9TH PLACE. WEEK 8 (TRIPLE EVICTION) Place: 9th out of 9 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 7 Place: 10th out of 10 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 6 Place: 10th out of 11 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 5 Place: 9th out of 12 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 4 Place: 11th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 10th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 13th out of 15 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 1 Place: 10th out of 16 Odds to win: 97/1. Da’Vonne Rogers. ELIMINATED IN 10TH PLACE. WEEK 7 Place: 4th out of 10 Odds to win: 28/1. WEEK 6 Place: 4th out of 11 Odds to win: 25/1. WEEK 5 Place: 6th out of 12 Odds to win: 48/1. WEEK 4 Place: 4th out of 13 Odds to win: 22/1. WEEK 3 Place: 4th out of 14 Odds to win: 20/1. WEEK 2 Place: 1st out of 15 Odds to win: 16/1. WEEK 1 Place: 1st out of 16 Odds to win: 16/1. Ian Terry. ELIMINATED IN 11TH PLACE. WEEK 6 Place: 3rd out of 11 Odds to win: 25/1. WEEK 5 Place: 4th out of 12 Odds to win: 20/1. WEEK 4 Place: 3rd out of 13 Odds to win: 18/1. WEEK 3 Place: 2nd out of 14 Odds to win: 16/1. WEEK 2 Place: 3rd out of 15 Odds to win: 20/1. WEEK 1 Place: 4th out of 16 Odds to win: 22/1. Bayleigh Dayton. ELIMINATED IN 12TH PLACE. WEEK 5 Place: 11th out of 12 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 4 Place: 6th out of 13 Odds to win: 48/1. WEEK 3 Place: 9th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 9th out of 15 Odds to win: 75/1. WEEK 1 Place: 14th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1. Kaysar Ridha. ELIMINATED IN 13TH PLACE. WEEK 4 Place: 10th out of 13 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 3 Place: 13th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 11th out of 15 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 1 Place: 8th out of 16 Odds to win: 78/1. Janelle Pierzina. ELIMINATED IN 14TH PLACE. WEEK 3 Place: 11th out of 14 Odds to win: 100/1. WEEK 2 Place: 6th out of 15 Odds to win: 40/1. WEEK 1 Place: 6th out of 16 Odds to win: 37/1. Nicole Anthony. ELIMINATED IN 15TH PLACE. WEEK 2 Place: 4th out of 15 Odds to win: 28/1. WEEK 1 Place: 2nd out of 16 Odds to win: 18/1. Keesha Smith. ELIMINATED IN 16TH PLACE. WEEK 1 Place: 15th out of 16 Odds to win: 100/1.
Big Brother Betting – Odds and Predictions. Big Brother All-Stars is also known as Big Brother 22 and is the twenty-second season of the television reality program Big Brother. We will look at the odds and make a prediction for Big Brother Betting. The season premiered on August 5, 2020 and is broadcast on CBS in the United States. The show chronicles a group of former contestants, known as HouseGuests, as they compete to be the last competitor remaining to win a grand prize of $500,000. Julie Chen Moonves is hosting the season. NOW IT IS THREE. 1. Cody Calafiore — 53/20 odds to win. 2. Enzo Palumbo — 20/1 odds to win. 3. Nicole Franzel — 100/1 odds to win. IT”S DOWN TO FOUR. Christmas, Cody, Enzo and Nicole. Enzo has HoH and Cody won POV. Look for Christmas to get booted. If you chose Enzo or Nicole at the start you have good value bet. Christmas was evicted. Meet the Big Brother Betting House Guests. (odds are current as of Wednesday, September 2nd – Odds are to win Big Brother) Kaysar Ridha (Seasons 6 & 7) 100-1 He was known as the chief of the “Sovereign 6” and was quick to understand the pair cast of season 6 but was evicted. He returned by popular vote and become a huge favorite. His downfall was he trusted too many others and they sent him packing. Who has been evicted from Big Brother 22? Week 1 Season 10’s Keesha Smith became the first all-star evicted of the season, as her lack of campaigning with both the Head of Household and the houseguests made her an easy unanimous target. Week 2 Season 21’s Nicole Anthony was the most recent cast member to walk out of the Big Brother house. History seemed to repeat itself for the fan favorite, as she became an outsider of a majority alliance. Janelle, the legend was eviction as many were afriad of what she could do weeks down the road. Kaysar was a unanimous choice and was aligned with nobody after Janelle was gone. Where to Bet Big Brother? All of the major sportsbooks have odds for your betting. Our odds above are from William Hill. Big Brother Betting is just one of many betting opportunities we have for you to make money.
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