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FREE Play 11/23 - 503 Cleveland Cavaliers +4.5

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Во-во, одни попадосы, похоже черная полоса

ну думаю на трёх всё и закончится.  http://www.kolobok.us/smiles/standart/pardon.gif

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Хорошо бы  8-)

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In subscription:

Cantu - Panathinaikos [+2,5]  (-108) /Euroleague/

Siena - Maccabi Tel Aviv  (+105)  /Euroleague/

Siena - Maccabi Tel Aviv  over 154,5  (-108)  /Euroleague/

Real Madrid - Khimki Moscov [+9,5]  (-110)  /Euroleague/  - I recommend this game to play for big
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Вот ещё прилетело письмецо!

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Что означает (-108) (+105) (-110)?

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Что означает (-108) (+105) (-110)?

КФ по линии

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Спасибо.  :blush:

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Orlando Magic - Cleveland Cavaliers 108:104+

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FREE Play 11/24 - 162 Penn State -2

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198-130-1 Overall Record
College Football Predictions: Notre Dame (-5) vs USC (+5) Over – Under: 45.5
By now, we all know the story.  Notre Dame wins and the Fighting Irish get a BCS Championship bid.  We’ve all heard of the 1964, 1970, 1974 teams and their losses against USC that cost them potential National Championships.  Of course, who could forget the 1988 #1 vs #2 game, where the Irish dominated the Trojans in Southern Cal.  USC comes in tonight’s game, winners of 9 of the last 10 in the series. The Irish come in 1-4 ATS in their last 5 in Pasadena, and 3-7 ATS in the series overall.  Last year marked the first time in ten meetings the Notre Dame was the favorite going in. That game in South Bend didn’t end too well for the Irish.  However, that was a USC team that went 10-2 last year against an Irish team that finished 8-5.  Vegas had the wrong squad favored last year.
This year, a 7-4 Trojans team hosts an 11-0 Notre Dame team with obvious hopes for their first National Championship since 1988.  One of the biggest keys of the game will be the USC offense against Heisman candidate Manti Te’o and the much talked about Notre Dame Defense.  Matt Barkley will sit out with an injured shoulder, in his place, Freshman Max Wittek.  Wittek, given his inexperience, has gone about his business this week trying not to stir up the hornet’s nest with any inflammatory comments.  Well, as long as you don’t count guaranteeing a victory as inflammatory.  In his credit, Wittek’s comments shouldn’t fire up the Irish anymore than they should be with the significance of tonight’s game.  The last time the Trojans lost in this series, Matt Barkley also had to sit out with an injury.  The truth tonight is no one knows how Wittek will perform. His high school scouting profile says he has a big arm, but was one to force the ball instead of checking down to the open man. He’s gone 8/9 this year, but in games that were over before he got in.  He’s a big QB with a strong arm, and with Marqise Lee and Robert Woods at WR, he may just need to do exactly what he said he would, and play within the Trojan system.  I’m looking for the Trojans to be able to move the ball against the Irish D.  However, I do think Wittek’s lack of experience will result in at least 1 turnover.  Lost in the QB situation at USC, the dynamic backfield of Marqise Lee and Robert Woods.  This Trojans team has as good of an offense as the Sooners.  I think they have a better backfield, and have the potential that Ray Graham and the Pittsburgh Panthers had in bursting for some big gains on the ground, despite what will be a constant battle just to gain 2-3 yards per carry.  Look for USC to put up near 28 points tonight with their balanced offense.
For the Irish it will come down to if their offense can up points on the board.  However, in the games they have struggled to score it has been against defenses that shut down the rush.  Against Stanford and BYU, ranked 2nd and 4th against the rush respectively,  Notre Dame failed to score more than 20 PPG.  USC has allowed 223 YPG rushing over their last 3. Notre Dame should and will be able to run the ball against the Trojans.  The Trojans have allowed 39 PPG over that same stretch.  I don’t think the Irish will get to the 39 point mark, but 31-33 points is not out of the question.
While the true value is on the over tonight at 48.  In a game that promises to be hard played, turnovers and nervousness always have a chance of lowering the total score.  That’s why my play tonight is USC. I think the Irish get past the Trojans tonight with the toughness they have shown this year.  However, they won’t be able to shut down the USC offense, and the game will remain close throughout. I see the Irish winning 31-28, but again a few turnovers or nervous hands could easily turn this into a 24-20 game.  Take the points with USC tonight and enjoy what should be an instant classic.
Pick: USC +5

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Что означает (-108) (+105) (-110)

-108  должен поставить 108, чтобы выиграть 100

+105 если ставишь 100, выигрыш 105 чистыми

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Всё правильно

Отредактировано SHTYR (24.11.2012 15:49)

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Penn State - Wisconsin 24:21 OT+

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Notre Dame  vs USC (+5) 22:13-

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FREE Play 11/25 - 241 St. Louis Rams +1.5

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Arizona Cardinals - St. Louis Rams 17:31+

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FREE Play 11/26 - 717 San Jose St +27

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Kansas - San Jose State 70:57+

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Free Play 11/27 - 508 Sacramento Kings -1,5

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198-131-1 Overall Record
NCAAM Predictions: N.C. State (+6) vs. Michigan (-6) Over-Under 135.5
The ACC-Big Ten Challenge begins with a nice matchup between the Wolfpack of North Carolina State and the Michigan Wolverines.  It’s no secret that the Wolfpack entered this season with lofty expectations after their strong finish to last season, and many experts picked the Wolfpack to take home the regular season crown in the ACC. Michigan’s roster, filled with the children of former NBA players, makes them a contender in the Big Ten and should provide the ingredients for an interesting start to the showdown between the ACC and Big Ten.
Michigan is led by junior guard Tim Hardaway Jr. and senior Trey Burke, who are the team’s top two scorers. Hardaway Jr. is the son of former Golden State Warrior and Miami Heat point guard Tim Hardaway, but Jr.is a significantly bigger guard than his father was at 6’6” and he is more of a scorer.  Hardaway Jr. leads the Wolverines in scoring with 18.2 points per game and his backcourt mate, Trey Burke, is not far behind with 16.4 points per game.
Besides North Carolina State’s forgettable performance against Oklahoma State in Puerto Rico, the Wolfpack have lived up to their enormous hype to this point.  The Wolfpack have won in convincing fashion in their four victories as their average margin of victory is 13.8 points per game and that average margin would be wider if the Wolfpack would have performed better versus North Carolina Asheville the day after Thanksgiving.  The major strong point of the Wolfpack, this season, is their offensive depth and balance that has allowed them feature six players currently averaging double digit scoring numbers.
The fact is Michigan relies heavily on three players to provide the majority of their scoring, while North Carolina State is taking an approach that allows for balance scoring from multiple threats.  The Wolfpack obviously feature six different scoring threats to be exact and that makes North Carolina State the tougher team to prepare for defensively. If there were two players to watch for on the Wolfpack, it would be T.J. Warren who averages 14.8 points per game and Richard Howell who currently averages 14.6 points per game.
Another factor that puts some distance between the Wolfpack and Wolverine’s, is the Wolfpack’s ability to score in the paint as the Wolverine’s scoring comes primarily from their perimeter players.  North Carolina State also features C.J. Leslie who is averaging 10.8 points per game to go along with Howell on the Wolfpack front court. Jordan Morgan is Michigan’s most prolific low post scoring threat and he averages an unassuming 5.2 points per game to go along with only 3.6 rebounds.
Overall, the offensive balance and firepower that the Wolfpack feature will carry them to victory on the road in Ann Arbor.  The Wolfpack are 10-1 ATS in their last 11 games following a win and 9-1 ATS in their last 10 nonconference games.  North Carolina State will provide the first real test of the season for the Wolverines and the first blemish on Michigan’s record, as well.
Pick: N.C. State +6

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