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Bookie Busters presented by MyBookie: Winning over everything

Bookie Busters presented by MyBookie: Winning over everything
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Some would call this the Prime of betting season with all the action at hand. The Menu consisting of MLB Playoffs, NFL, NCAA Football, and all types of soccer as always.

By now we are really starting to find out what these teams are in football and stats hold a little more weigh in determining consistency. Trust your numbers but also the good old fashioned eye test helps you plenty as well. Know what you're looking at and know what your looking for when watching these games to determine if the correct bet was made, win or lose.

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10/12 10:40

​Texas +10.5 5U Max bomb

1PM.  10/11 

France/Iceland over 2.5 5U MAX

Previous Plays

NFLNBAMLBSOCCERCOLLEGESMORE


UFC ROBERT WHITTAKER VS ISRAEL ADESANYA ADESANYA wins 3U

OKLAHOMA STATE (#21) @ TEXAS TECHLive over 60.5 hit it twice 5U MAX

LILLE VS CHELSEA

Over 3.5 1U



FC BARCELONA VS INTERNAZIONALE
Over 2.5 for those that didnt catch the live 5U if live pass it


RB LEIPZIG VS LYON Over 2.5 5U MAX BOMB hitting it twice

145 cst

Valencia/Ajax Over 2.5 **5U MAX BOMB

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How MLB report could point to shifting Houston Astros philosophies

Astros GM Dana Brown has recently discussed how the club is going to approach free agency on the team's flagship station, and based on his comments, it doesn't sound the Astros are going to spend a lot of money.

He mentioned being “creative” with their strategy and maybe exploring some trade possibilities. Which is why we were surprised to hear from Jon Heyman that the Astros may have interest in Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, or another “elite” starting pitcher.

With the team right up against the tax threshold, a signing like this would certainly push them over, unless they find a way to dump some salary that's already on the books.

But the report that Houston is looking for an elite starter, certainly caught our attention. Mainly, because Dana Brown's comments about backup catcher and bullpen help being the priority, with starting pitching being more of a pipe dream considering the budget constraints.

A move like this would likely require someone like Alex Bregman being traded to make the money work. So is Jon Heyman off the mark with this report, or is Dana Brown quietly looking to add an elite starter?

Plus, just this week the Phillies signed Aaron Nola to a 7-year $172 million contract. Framber Valdez is looking for a long-term deal with 2 years remaining of club control. Will Framber's agent use this contract as a benchmark for what is client is looking for?

Don't miss the video above as we make sense of these recent reports!

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