MyBookie.AG Gambling Guide
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Aug 28, 2019, 9:25 am
MyBookie.AG Gambling Guide
We've built up the off season, patiently waiting for football to kickoff, while dissecting into futures markets and early lines hoping to find angles. We got a small taste of what the upcoming NCAA season holds for us, but Week 1 around college football smells of value.
Build up your bankroll with some midweek Bookie Busters, we have some soccer, MLB and some NCAA (Thursday) on the menu.
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Utah/BYU Under 49 3U
Yankees -1.5 2U
Yankees Team Total over 5.5 2U
MLS
LA FC vs LA Galaxy 5U MAX
Over 3.5 released earlier on Moneyline 97.5
AURORA VS BOLÍVAR
Over 3 risk 5U
SJ Earthquakes at Los Angeles FC
Over 3.5 5U MAX BOMB
Sparta Rotterdam at Den Haag - Holland Eredivisie
Over 3 5U MAX BOMB
Smash it
Braves ML 1U
Angels ML 3U
Astros -1.5 game 2 risk 3U
FH over 1/1.5 Asian line 5U MAX
Penarol Montevideo at Defensor Sporting
Over 2.5/3 Asian line 5U MAX
Red Bull/Madrid over 1.5 FH
Astros -1.5
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Tari Eason scored a career-high 30 points to lead the Houston Rockets to an easy 133-96 win over the Dallas Mavericks Friday night.
Jalen Green added 23 points with nine rebounds, despite sitting the entire fourth quarter to help the Rockets to their fifth straight win, tying their longest such streak of the season.
Houston led by double digits most of the night and was up by 16 in the third quarter before scoring the next seven points, with a 3 from Eason, to make it 80-57 midway through the quarter.
The Rockets were up by 21 later in the third before using a 10-0 run to push the lead to 96-65 near the end of the period, and most of their starters didn't play in the fourth.
Brandon Williams scored 25 points off the bench for the Mavericks as they lost for the seventh time in eight games. Klay Thompson was 2 of 16 for five points with nine rebounds.
Mavericks: Dallas continues to struggle with most of its top players out with injuries and lost another one Friday with coach Jason Kidd saying that Dante Exum sustained a broken left hand that will likely end his season.
Rockets: Houston has taken advantage of a schedule with six straight home games, going 4-0 so far on the homestand as it tries to climb the Western Conference standings.
Houston was in control of the game from the start but put it out of reach with its 37-point third quarter.
The Rockets had 29 second-chance points to just two by Dallas on a night Houston had a 17-6 advantage in offensive rebounds.
Houston hosts Chicago on Saturday night and Dallas hosts Philadelphia on Sunday.