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Jerry Bo's bookie busters: Welcome to the money machine
Aug 17, 2018, 9:38 am
On fire!!! A +23 Unit run in 3 days. Welcome to the Machine
That's all that can be said for the run we are on the past three days. Max plays hitting at over 80%, and regular plays are also hot. Let's not change anything and keep cashing tickets. I'll keep updating this weekends plays here, Good luck to everyone
Friday
France
Lyon/ Remis
Over 2.5 3U
Spain
Levante / Betis
Over 2.5 3U
Juventus vs Chievo
Over 2.5 3U
Juventus -1.5 4U
Halftime
Arsenal/ Chelsea
Over 5.5 3U
PSV Eindhoven at Fortuna Sittard
Over 3 MAX
Monterrey vs Pumas 9:00 PM CST
Over 2.5 2U
MLS MAX buster
Montreal ML MAX
Montreal TT over 1.5 MAX
Monreal TT Over 2 2U
Real Madrid/Getafe
Over 3 2U
MLS
Atlanta TT over 2 MAX
Atl ML 3U
LA FC/ Rapids
Over 3 MAX
BTTS MAX
LA FC over TT Over 2.5 2U
LA FC score both halves 4U
Half with most goals 2nd half 3U
Vela anytime GS 1U
UPDATED 8/ 20 11:35 AM
Liverpool/Palace
Over 3 4U
Over 1st half 1.5 2U
Pool HT 3U
Pool -1.5 3U
Mane scores goal 1U
Pick and choose what you like. Good luck
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Keeping Richardson contained on Sunday will go a long way in increasing the Texans' chances of coming home with a win. The Texans defense will have their hands full containing the Colts backs and tight ends in the passing game.
Scoring touchdowns with their wide receivers could prove difficult, as the Texans allowed the second-fewest TDs (10) to the receiver position in 2023.
Limiting running back Jonathan Taylor will also be a top priority. While the Texans had an elite defense against the run last season, they struggled with Taylor in Week 18 as he almost rushed for 200 yards.
Houston's D allowed only four carries to running backs in 2023 that went for 20 or more yards. Two of which were to Taylor in the final game of the regular season.
Finally, DeMeco Ryans and company have to find a way to get pressure on the QB. They only had one QB hit and zero sacks on Richardson and Garner Minshew the first time they faced off last year.
On offense, the Texans have two big x-factors to watch for on Sunday. The offensive line that suited up to play the Colts in Week 2 last season is completely different from this year.
The o-line was ravaged with injuries to start the 2023 campaign, so we expect a big jump in productivity in the trenches this year.
Another big addition in 2024 is the presence of running back Joe Mixon. The running game only produced 2 yards per rush in Week 2 against Indy last year, so there's clearly room for improvement.
Be sure to watch the video above for our in-depth preview of Texans-Colts!
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