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Bookie Busters: All aboard the money train

Bookie Busters: All aboard the money train
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Gambling is about situations. Picking a favorable one regarding the team you are backing is one of the many aspects of winning.

Remembering a situation that has happened before and seeing it again, can serve as the caution needed to approach a particular bet.

This past weekend the situation was that the books had been getting beat up, and all you heard all week was the gibberish about Vegas losing historically. So what comes next?

A clean house by the books where they torched the public. The Bookie Buster family went down with the ship. Remember these situations, and let the moment happen on its own when need be.

Sometimes the best bet is no bet.

Last week's article

Hoffenheim TT Over 2   3U MAX
Game over 3.5 1U -1.3
UPDATED *:57 CST
LEICESTER CITY VS BURNLEY LEICESTER -1 3U MAX  -4.5
TT over 1.5 5U MAX   -6.2
Game over 2.5 -3.9
UPDATED 10:45 CST
Germany
Dortmund/Bayern
Dortmund +.5 2U  +2
BTTS and over 2.5 5U MAX   +5
Netherlands
PSV TT over 2.5 MAX5U  +5
Game over 3.5 2U
UPDATED 11/11
Liverpool -1 first half Push
first half over 1.5 -1.5
NFL SUNDAY
Pats-6.5 -1
Lions+7 -1
D.Johnson Jr pass receptions over 4½ -160 5U MAX -5.7
T.Smith scores a receiving TD 1U +250 -1
A.Jones receiving yards over 10½ -110 3U  +3
Jones TD +125 1U  +1
J .Graham pass receptions over 3½ 3U  -3.8
Scores TD 1U +155 -1
D.Lewis receiving yards over 34½ 5U MAX   -5.6
D.Lewis pass receptions over 3½ 5U MAX  -5,6
SNF 7:11 CST
W Smallwood over 1.5 receptions 3U  +3
First H 1U 19.5 +1
under 20.5 +1
Eagles over 13.5 TT over first half 5U total of the    -5.5
Eagles live+3.5  -5.5
Eagles -4.5 game 5U   -5.5
Man City +5
Northwestern +10 +5
Utah-4  +5
Mia/GT  Under +5
GB TT over +3
Teasers -8
Giants +3
Barkley -2.9.
Sheppard -2.9
Western Michigan TT over 14 2nd half   2U +2
GS/ATL under 101.5 first half 2U  +2
Durant double double   2U -2.2
ATL second half +10  Push
Packers Over -5.3
GB TT O +5
Oak/LAC over -5.2
Seattle TT over +5
Over 56.5 live +5
Colts/Jags -3.3
Browns over -3.3
Pats -7 2nd half -3.3

-26.8

Last weeks article read 236.5       236.5 -26.8 =   +209.7U

Always prepare for the ups and downs.

New Plays

Blazers vs Lakers

Over 226.6    1U

UPDATE  1:04 PM  CST

Spain/Croatia  BTTS   3U

 

TNF   6:46 CST

GB/Sea Over 49 5U MAX

Seattle TT over 26 5U MAX

Seattle TT first half over 13.5 2U

 

J.Graham pass receptions over 3½ 2U

scores TD 1U +170

Wilson over 225.5 Passing yards 5U

NBA

Durant Over 30 points 5U MAX

 

UPDATE   8:54n CST

Seattle 2nd half TT over 13.5 -120  5U MAX

3rd Q over 9.5  5U MAX 

Seattle ml 2nd half -122   ( so +4 for game)  5U

 

 

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Dusty Baker collects more hardware. Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images.

Dusty Baker has won the fourth Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Baseball Digest.

The beloved Baker retired following the 2023 season after spending 56 years in the majors as a player, coach and manager. He was honored Thursday with an annual distinction that “recognizes a living individual whose career has been spent in or around Major League Baseball and who has made significant contributions to the game.”

Willie Mays won the inaugural award in 2021, followed by Vin Scully in 2022 and Joe Torre last year.

“Receiving this award is a tremendous honor,” Baker said in a news release. “I never thought that I’d be in the class of the people that received this award. I know that my late mom and dad would be proud of me. This is really special.”

The 74-year-old Baker broke into the big leagues as a teenager with the Atlanta Braves in 1968 and played 19 seasons. He made two All-Star teams, won two Silver Slugger awards and earned a Gold Glove in the outfield.

He was the 1977 NL Championship Series MVP and finished fourth in 1980 NL MVP voting before helping the Los Angeles Dodgers win the 1981 World Series.

Following his playing career, Baker was a coach for the San Francisco Giants from 1988-92 and then became their manager in 1993. He won the first of his three NL Manager of the Year awards with the Giants that season and spent 26 years as a big league skipper, also guiding the Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Washington Nationals and Houston Astros.

Baker took all those teams to the playoffs, winning 10 division crowns, three pennants and finally a World Series championship in 2022 with the Astros. He ranks seventh on the career list with 2,183 wins and is the only manager in major league history to lead five franchises to division titles.

In January, he returned to the Giants as a special adviser to baseball operations. Baker's former team is 7-18 under new Astros manager Joe Espada.

“On behalf of Major League Baseball, I am honored to congratulate Dusty Baker as the 2024 recipient of Baseball Digest’s Lifetime Achievement Award. He joins an incredible club," Commissioner Rob Manfred said. "Dusty represents leadership, goodwill, and winning baseball. His ability to connect with others, across generations, is second to none. He is a championship manager and player. But, most importantly, Dusty is an extraordinary ambassador for our national pastime.”

Baker was selected in voting by an 18-member panel from a list of candidates that also included Bob Costas, Sandy Koufax, Tony La Russa, Jim Leyland, Rachel Robinson and Bud Selig, among others.

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