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Bookie Busters: In the Zone

Bookie Busters: In the Zone
Kelvin Sampson has the Cougars rolling. Bob Levey/Getty Images

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Entering these tournaments where tons of public money is spread out, one just hopes to come out of the gates flying. Thursday we accomplished that.

Ending the first day of the tournament on a 9-1 run isn't too shabby, but lets not settle, I want more. The next few days allow us the opportunity to cash more tickets, but we have to be smart and patient. Pick your spots.

New Plays

Sunday Funday

2 CST

North Carolina TT over 80 5U MAX


6 CST

Virginia -10 (buy the hook) @me 5U MAX


715 CST

Houston Cougars -6 10U MAX


Cougars Alternate line -9 +130 2U

Corey Davis Points over 17.5 3U











Saturday Night Double BOMB

Auburn -2 5U MAX

Game over 147 5U MAX

FH over 69 3U


Follow at your own risk. Good luck









Previous Plays

UPDATE 1209 CST

Texas Tech TT FH Over 34.5 5U MAX

UPDATE 1251

UC Irvine +4 5U


Parlay 1U

UC Irvine +4

Oregon +2

Virginia -13.5 FH


Tennessee FH TT over 40 5U MAX


HOUSTON COUGARS -12 5U MAX BOMB !!!! LET'S RIDE

Corey Davis Over 18 Points 1U

Reb+assist over 5.5 1U


Houston -4.5 2nd half 5U MAX BIG PLAY

Houston TT over 41 3U





Previous Plays

Louisville -5 (buy the hook if 5.5) 5U MAX

Parlay 1U

NM ST +6

Under Florida ST 134

Baylor +1.5

Florida first half +1

Louisville -5

UPDATE 1204 CST

Louisville -4 HT 5U MAX

Fl St/Vermont Under 134 MAX 5U

UPDATE 125 CST

Kansas -6 5U MAX

Old Dominion +12.5 5U MAX

Parlay 1U

Kansas -6

Baylor/Cuse Under 130

Woffor/Seton Over 145

Old Dom +12.5

UPDATE 505

Murray ST TT over 39 2nd half 5U

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