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Bookie busters remains an unstoppable force with another big week

Bookie busters remains an unstoppable force with another big week
Is your piggy bank getting healthier? It is if you are following Bookie Busters. Getty Images

In the gambling world, many people aim to be just above 50% to be able to beat the vig and consider themselves winners, or at least not losers over time.

What we have established here with the Bookie Buster movement is incredible. Consistency! Now, last week saw us start sluggish, but I emphasize the ups and downs of the game, that's where you will find the keys to becoming a winner. Knowing how to take losses and minimizing the hurt and keeping a level head is something that you'll learn over time.

Have fun with it, learn, experiment. It's whatever gambling environment you create; it's your world, so you dictate the plot and ending.

LAST WEEK PLAYS

Tottenham vs. West Ham
West Ham PK  +109 5U MAX
Lakers-7 -120 5U MAX -5
Lakers TT over 120.5 2U  -2.2
James over 28.5 points 3U MAX  +3
J. Cook over 4.5 Receptions  -3U
76ers TT 3rd Q over 27.5 3U MAX   +3
Saturday Money truck
Liverpool/Arsenal
Liverpool TT over 1.5 MAX  -9
Over 3  MAX -3.9
Salah scores 1U  -1.2
Germany
Dortmund/Wolfsburg
Over 2,5 5U MAX  -5
Leipzig/ Berlin
Over 2.5 5U mAX+5
France
Lyon -1   3U MAX -4.2
NFL
C.McCaffrey pass receptions over 5½ 3U MAX -4
T.Kelce pass receptions over 5½ 3U MAX  +3
Kelce TD 1U  +1
Seahawks  ML -2
Steelers+3  +3
Miami/Jets Under 42   +2
NFL Halftime   1:35 PM CST
Jets/Mia
Under 21 2nd half 1U  +1
Bills TT under seven 3U  -3
Halftime   4:40 CST

HOU/DEN 2nd half over 23.5   2U -2
UPDATED 4:42 CST
Seahawks TT over 10.5 2nd half 2U -2
NO/LA
3rd Q over 13.5   3U MAX
J.Edelman receiving yards over 75½   5U MAX- 6.3
My Bookie prop of the Night
Brady over 20 fantasy points   5U MAX -5.9
Patriots over 13.5 2nd half TT    5U MAX of the Night
Zeke Over 92.5 rush yards 3U -3.9

MAX Titans TT Under 17 5U
Champions League  1:19 CST
PSG/Napoli BTTS and over 2.5 -145 5U MAX  -5.5
ATLÉTICO MADRID VS BORUSSIA DORTMUND
1st half over one 5U MAX PUSH

Peoples Parlay 1U -1
Atl/Dortmund BTTS
Barca BTTS
Napoli BTTS

UPDATE HALFTIME  2:50 CST
Tottenham ML DNB -180 5U MAX  +5
Game over 2.5  5U mAX +5


Other live added play
Tech/OU over 81.5 Live +2
OU TT 1st half O +3
Bama/LSU under f 1st U   +3
2nd H Uner +3
OU TT over game 46 +3
Cormier by sub +2
Vikings live TT O 27.5 -1
White first TD +2.5
Pats TT 2nd H O +5
Saints Live O 41.5 +5
Man City first half +5
Raptors first Q over 30.5 +5
NO TT over 25.5 +3
Texans +2
Pats TT over 30.5 +5
Panthers TT over 30.5   +5
OKC/NO Live over  -3.7
cowboys first half 6.5 -2.2
NO/OKC 3rd Q over +2

I tried to list everything, there are many live plays with the volume I release. Also, didn't list most of the NFL I released which was at least another +20 units with the parlay. Play smaller units if your bankroll is not sufficient enough to get in all the action. Remember the volume will be there so spread that out accordingly.

Last week read +206.8 +18.5U+ = 225.3

New Plays

Champions League   11/7

Juventus ML -150 2U

 

UPDATED   1:00 PM

Hoffenheim/ Lyon

BTTS and over 2.5  -175 5U MAX

Juventus TT over 1.5   5U MAX

 

Parlay 1U

Hoff/Lyon BTTS

Juventus TT over 1.5   

Halftime UPDATE    2:50 CST

Manchester City -3  -150   5U MAX

 

TNF

B. Roethlisberger TD passes over 2 5U MAX

J.Conner pass receptions over 4½ over 1U +120

J.Smith-Schuster pass receptions over 5½ 3U MAX

 

Steelers TT over 27.5 3U MAX

Steelers TT Over 6.5 first Q   1U

 

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DeMeco Ryans is upfront about the Texans' draft needs. Composite Getty Image.

After the beating C.J. Stroud took in Houston’s divisional playoff loss to Kansas City it was clear the team’s top offseason priority should be upgrading its offensive line.

Instead, the Texans traded five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil and 2022 first-round pick left guard Kenyon Green and released right guard Shaq Mason.

They added tackle Cam Robinson and guards Ed Ingram and Laken Tomlinson, but as the NFL draft approaches their porous offensive line remains the most glaring weakness of the team.

Though the Texans won’t say that they plan to use their first-round pick (No. 25) on an offensive lineman, they’ve said plenty about the need to better protect Stroud this upcoming season. Stroud led Houston to its second straight AFC South title last season despite being sacked 52 times, which was the second most in the NFL.

“Getting better protection for C.J. is definitely a main point of emphasis for us,” coach DeMeco Ryans said. “We know when C.J. is protected, he has a clean pocket, he’s a pretty good quarterback. ... He’s capable of making any throw on the football field. But it’s just a matter of protecting him and giving him that comfort when he’s in the pocket.”

General manager Nick Caserio said he doesn’t believe they have to draft an offensive lineman next week.

“We feel like we have to add good football players to our football team,” he said. “That’s what we’re focused on. Whatever those positions entail, that’s what’s going to work. That’s how we’re going to approach it and handle it.”

Houston’s pick in the first round is one of seven selections it has in this year’s draft. The Texans return to the first round this season after not having a pick in the opening round last season because of trades, including the one to move up to get defensive end Will Anderson with the third overall pick in the 2023 draft.

Though the offensive line has several holes, Houston’s top priority should be drafting the left tackle of the future.

Robinson could protect Stroud’s blind side this season to give whichever player they draft a season to develop and learn behind him.

A couple of players who could be available when the Texans pick are Kelvin Banks from Texas and Oregon’s Josh Conerly. Banks was a three-year starter for the Longhorns and won the Outland Trophy as the nation’s best interior lineman last season. Conerly started 28 games at left tackle in the past two seasons for the Ducks and was a finalist for the Joe Moore Award given to the nation’s best offensive lineman.

Pick ’em

The Texans have two picks in the third round and two in the seventh this year after receiving the 79th and 236th overall picks from the Commanders as part of the trade for Tunsil.

Needs

Along with the offensive line, the Texans could use some help at receiver. Nico Collins, who has had consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, has developed into an elite option. But the Texans need a solid second option after they moved on from Stefon Diggs after one disappointing season that ended in a season-ending injury in Week 8.

They traded for Christian Kirk, but he’s coming off a tough season where he had a career-low 379 yards before breaking his collarbone in October. The Texans also don’t know when they’ll get Tank Dell back, with the receiver still recovering from a serious knee injury he sustained in December.

Don’t need

The Texans are set at running back after signing Joe Mixon before last season and having a reliable backup in Dameon Pierce.

Draft success

While Caserio has added some stars to the team with first-round draft picks including Stroud, Anderson and cornerback Derek Stingley Jr., he’s also had a knack for finding starters beyond the first round since joining the Texans.

Caserio nabbed Collins in the third round in his first draft with Houston in 2021 and added safety Jalen Pitre in the second round in 2022. He also found starting linebackers Christian Harris in the third in 2022 and Henry To’oTo’o in the fifth in 2023.

Last year he drafted cornerback Kamari Lassiter in the second round and safety Calen Bullock in the third. In their rookie seasons, Lassiter started 14 games while Bullock started 13.

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