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This might look like a repeat article, but no worries, no need to refresh the page. The Bookies have been busted, once again the team shined in an insane way this week.
Tuesday saw us run out +23 U on the tails of a 13-2 day hitting a 3-way parlay
Thursday was magical and we went 11-2 +22.5U
24-4 / 45.5U in 4 days risking 1-5 U 85.7%
Without further ado.... the weekend starts NOW!
Monday Night Football Prop Bet Buster
Ben Roethlisberger over 2 Passing TD MAX -120
Monday Night Teaser 6.5
Steelers +6.5 Over 48 MAX -110 Ties Reduce
A.Brown pass receptions over 7½ 1U -140
J.James scores a receiving TD Risk .5 U +330
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Italy
Inter/Fior
Over 2.5 MAX
Blackburn Rovers at Bournemouth
Over 2.5 MAX
Bournemouth 2nd half -.5 so -1.5 for game 1U
UPDATE 9/26
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