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Bookie Busters: The cash cow continues with an epic hot streak
Sep 26, 2018, 6:02 am
We are making cash all over the world. Illustration by Matt Cardy/Getty Images
We came into the weekend's Bookie Busters on what we thought was a hot streak. The insane run we’re on is something to treasure. Stay focused and don't start betting outside the box because your bankroll is fatter. Stick to the script, the season is early.
Last Weeks edition read: 24-4 / 45.5U in 4 days risking 1-5 U 85.7%
This weekend we killed the books again to add to that gaining another 33U.
Monday saw the heater continue as we ripped off the Monday night game with two MAX bets, one prop and one teaser.
Tuesday saw another 3-0 run with two MAX bet winners to add to the Money Tree. +78.5U 81%. Some people might not win that in a whole year so enjoy the ride.
MAX Bet # 1
Germany
Frankfurt/ M' Gladbach
Over 2.5 5U MAX
Spain
Barca -1.5 MAX
Sevilla/R. Madrid BTTS 2U
UPDATE 2
Germany
Nurnberg/Dortmund over 3 5UMAX
Dortmund TT over 2.5 +110 2U
England
Arsenal Over 3.5 MAX
Arsenal TT O 2.5 MAX
Parlay
West Ham O
Arsenal O
Frankfurt O
Thursday Night Football BANGER
Vikings +7.5 -122 MAX 3U
Halftime Bets
Over 26.5 MAX
Vikings Over 10 TT MAX
For any questions or comments reach me @JerryBoknowz on Twitter.
Be sure to check out my new show MoneyLine with Josh Jordan on ESPN 97.5. We’re on every Sunday from 10-noon, and we’ll talk a lot of fantasy football and NFL gambling. Also, be sure to follow us @Moneyline975 on Twitter.
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He picked a perfect time for his first major league hit.
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