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Bookie Busters: Gaining momentum

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The countdown is slowly evaporating until football season arrives. Training camps start next week and before you know it preseason will be here. Time to get in football mode and start building a solid bankroll while planning on how you're going to attack this season. Managing your bet sizing will be the most critical part of the process Whether you get off to a solid start, or even if you come out cold, correctly dividing your money into portions will have the greatest impact in the end.

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ATLANTA UNITED VS HOUSTON DYNAMO

Over 3 5U MAX

First half over 1.5 1U

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REAL SALT LAKE VS PHILADELPHIA UNION

Game over 2.5 5U

Over 3 3U

FH over 1 5U MAX

Real Salt lake ML 3U

TT over 1.5 3U

MONTREAL IMPACT VS TORONTO FC

Over 2.5 5U MAX

FH over 1 5U MAX

Impact TT over 1 juiced -200 risk 5U MAX

TT over 1.5 +125 2U

Ireland

COBH RAMBLERS VS ATHLONE TOWN AFC Over 2.5 3U

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The Cubs beat the Astros, 12-3. Composite Getty Image.

Kyle Tucker launched a three-run homer and matched a season high with four hits against the team that traded him in December, and the Chicago Cubs routed Houston 12-3 on Saturday night to stop the Astros' five-game winning streak.

Tucker also scored four times to pace a Cubs lineup that pounded out 15 hits, including three by Dansby Swanson. Seiya Suzuki, Michael Busch and Nico Hoerner also went deep.

Chicago hit three homers in an inning for the second time this season during a seven-run fourth. Busch and Hoerner had back-to-back solo shots to put the Cubs on top 3-2, and Tucker’s drive made it 7-2.

The offensive outburst came in support of Colin Rea (5-3), who allowed two runs and five hits over five innings. The only blemish on his line was rookie Cam Smith’s two-run homer in the third, which briefly gave the Astros a 2-1 lead.

Smith, part of the package Houston received for Tucker, finished with two hits and has homered in consecutive games for the first time in his career.

Lance McCullers Jr. (1-3) came off the injured list and allowed eight runs on seven hits over 3 1/3 innings.

Isaac Paredes, also part of the Astros' trade return for Tucker, hit his 17th home run.

Key moment

Tucker’s three-run homer in the fourth that put the Cubs ahead 7-2.

Key stat

McCullers has a 10.89 ERA in five home starts this season, but hasn’t allowed an earned run in three road starts.

Up next

Houston LHP Framber Valdez (8-4, 2.88 ERA) opposes RHP Jameson Taillon (7-5, 4.77 ERA) when the series concludes Sunday.

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