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I like to refer to milk money as in a small amount of change, and that;s how I like to approach the early stages of the week during football season. One of the worse mistakes you can make is looking for action before you even get to the weekend and over betting games for "action". By the time the football slates kickoff, you find yourself chasing losses from mid week bets and it leads you to changing your strategy that can often lead to disaster.
Play strategically and have a plan. Look at the early lines and try and lock up some bets early if you feel the value will be gone later in the week. Timing is everything!
Good Luck!
New Plays
Coming soon...
920 CST
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2nd Half TT over 9.5 5U MAX
706 CST
Man guys, after all my research, i came to nothing.
Sometimes it's just feel and I feel like the bet is Tampa Bay +7 1U
I'll be live betting this game 100%
Stay ready, I'll do on commercials
Previous Plays
Patriots 3rd Q over 3.5 points 5U MAX
9/8 310
49ers/Bucs Over 51 5U MAX
Bears/Packers 2nd half under 23 5U MAX BOMB
715 CST
Bears -3 3U Bears
FH Team Total Over 12.5 3U
Allen Robinson Over 4.5 receptions 4U
Houston/OU Over 80 5U MAX
Houston +23 3U
OK st/Oregon St
FH over 37 5U MAX
Game over 73 5U MAX
HT UPDATE 801 CST
Rutgers TT over 19.5 2nd half 3U
Rutgers -7 2nd half 5U MAX
552 CST 9/30
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Jeremy Peña and Christian Walker each hit a three-run homer, and the Houston Astros outslugged the Baltimore Orioles 10-7 on Friday night.
A little something to make your day better pic.twitter.com/whwYikHwx2
— Houston Astros (@astros) August 22, 2025
Colton Cowser went deep for Baltimore, but the Orioles couldn’t pull this game out despite twice cutting a four-run deficit to one.
Steven Okert (2-2) got the win in relief for Houston, and the Astros — who are without injured closer Josh Hader and lefty reliever Bennett Sousa — held on. Houston signed veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel and he was with the team, but the AL West-leading Astros didn’t use him. Bryan Abreu struck out four to end the game and get his second save.
Rookie catcher Samuel Basallo, who agreed to an eight-year, $67 million contract before the game, did not start for the Orioles, but entered as a pinch hitter in the seventh and tagged out a runner at the plate the following inning.
Peña’s drive to left capped a four-run third that included two Baltimore errors. Jeremiah Jackson’s two-run double made it 4-3 in the fourth, but after Orioles starter Cade Povich (2-7) was pulled with two outs in the fifth, Yennier Cano came on and immediately gave up Walker’s homer.
The Orioles trailed 7-6 after Cowser’s solo shot in the seventh, but pinch-hitter Victor Caratini’s two-run double in the eighth made it a three-run game, and Peña’s comebacker bounced off reliever Corbin Martin and into shallow right-center field for an RBI double.
Orioles infielder Vimael Machín hit a solo homer in the eighth in his first big league plate appearance since 2022.
Houston starter Lance McCullers Jr. allowed three runs in four innings after coming off the injured list (right finger blister).
Key moment
Jackson nearly made a diving catch on Caratini’s hit with two outs in the eighth, but once the ball got past him in right, two runs scored to make it 9-6.
Adding some insurance! pic.twitter.com/wKoPuHmenr
— Houston Astros (@astros) August 23, 2025
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The Astros improved to 15-8 in games in which their opponent starts a left-handed pitcher.
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Cristian Javier (1-1) starts for Houston on Saturday night against Dean Kremer (9-9) of the Orioles.