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| Now 84-52 (+$17,811) since late July, he looks ahead to Week 3 in the NFL, redemption in College gridiron action, and the stretch run to the MLB playoffs. Hey, it is triple happiness! Time for a subscription? |
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MLB | Sep 20, 2021 Orioles vs Phillies |
UNDER 8 -114 |
Won $100 |
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Orioles (Means: 5-7, 3.41) vs Phillies (R.Suarez 6-4, 1.50) The Orioles have a lamentable record and you don’t need to look further than their pitching for the reason. John Means has been as close as you can find to a starter with acceptable stats, but with a bullpen that struggles to the tune of 8.63/ L7, a winning record is unlikely. Note that Means’ WHIP is a solid 1.00 for the season. Ranger Suarez is as good as anyone since converting to “starter-dom” and has stretched out to 6 innings per outing. He is a sparkling 5-0 with an ERA of 1.60 at home this season. Let’s bypass the bullpens and look at the first half today. Neither team has a successful record vs. lefties and both pitchers tend to be strong early. Neither team has experience vs. the opposing pitcher. While the total is low for the first half, I think it is a safe bet today. Take the under in the first 5 innings. |
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NFL | Sep 20, 2021 Lions vs Packers |
OVER 48½ -110 |
Won $100 |
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Detroit @ GB. Two divisional opponents off Week 1 losses collide in Week 2. Detroit's offense actually looked quite good in last weeks' 41-33 loss to the 49ers (especially considering the way the 49ers' held the high-flying Eagles to just 11 points on their own field on Sunday after they scored 32 in their Week 1 win at Atlanta.) Jared Goff was 38 of 57 for 338 yards. Aaron Rodgers and the Packers uncharacteristically struggled in their 38-3 season-opening loss at New Orleans (interesting though, that game was played at Jacksonville instead of New Orleans because of Hurricane Ida. Traveling to Jacksonville is tough, but especially on short notice. That was a game that completely favored the Saints. New Orleans looked poor in its loss at Carolina on Sunday.) Rodgers though is going to benefit greatly from being in friendly confines and facing a poor Lions' defense which just conceded 41 points to San Francisco (which could only muster 19 in yesterday's win at Philadelphia.) Look for these experienced "gun-slingers" to garner most of the headlines in tomorrow's summaries of this contest. The play is the over. |
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MLB | Sep 20, 2021 Royals vs Indians |
Indians -145 at linepros |
Lost $145.0 |
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KC (Singer, 4-10, 4.85) vs Indians (McKenzie, 5-6, 4.28) Cleveland is riding a high, having thumped the Yankees twice in three games, and has a very good young starter vs. KC on Monday. Triston McKenzie took a while to find his form, but he has been outstanding since the end of July. His last thee starts have been in triplicate; 1 run in 6 innings x 3. Two of KC”s starter Brady Singer’s last three starts have been of quality but the last one was a real pumpkin. He has been very uneven, and is poor on the road. The Royals are a miserable 8-17 with him on the mound. As to the relievers, the Royals’ have been solid, if overused. Cleveland’s bullpen has been worse than usual, although lightly used. This being the first game of a double header, the bullpens may not come into play quite as much. The Indians are a reasonable home team and 45-45 vs right-handers. They are a very positive 39-23 when favored, as they are on Monday. They are also punching well above their weight in the last two weeks, as noted against the Yankees. The Royals are also very solid lately in offense, are 36-38 on the road, but 41-59 vs. right-handers. I’m wagering on Cleveland. McKenzie can outright pitch, and has good length in his starts. Singer is a wild card, and not in the “play-off” sense. Take the Indians to win outright. |
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Age: 59 Will Rogers believes that there is always value somewhere, and he wants to help you find it. Rogers is here to serve as your personal guide through the world of sports investing. He will help you navigate through both opportunities and pitfalls with the one goal to help you make money. These are some of the many attributes Rogers brings to the table. Success: A proven winner in every walk of life. Vision: A laser-like ability to focus on relevant data. Resources: A team of proven handicappers. A vast network of contacts. Background Rogers has worked hard his entire life and he's achieved success at every level. Five years in university. Five years in research. quantitative analysis. Twenty five years in his second passion of running high-end kitchens. He's rubbed shoulders with the rich and big players. Royalty, sometimes. He's built and motivated kitchen brigades. He's taken the heat and he's delivered the product. Before committing to sports investing full-time Rogers was working as a trouble shooter. He was analyzing and resolving issues in failing workplaces. Rogers' career was intense and pressure-filled but he never stopped loving or following sports. With the advent of the Internet, participating in fantasy pools and investing in sports was a natural progression. Success followed. Achievements In Handicapping Rogers officially turned "pro" in 2013. Since then, he's found success in EVERY sport. Right off the bat, his 2013 NHL season was nothing short of phenomenal. He won 67% of ALL plays (for the season!), going 97-48-4 and finishing +$24,786 in net profit! But many consider his most impressive achievement to date to be his incredible performance in the 2014 NFL playoffs. He was 18-3 overall, showing profits of more than +$13,000, and of course he had the Seahawks in the Super Bowl. Not to be outdone, in 2015, Rogers put together an outstanding College Football regular season (+$13,944).Most recently, NBA was Rogers' biggest MONEY-MAKER! He just finished the (2016-17) season by going 116-67-6 with sides and on an overall 17-7 playoff run (4-1 Finals).For whatever reason, May has ALWAYS been Rogers "time of year." 2016 saw him turn a $25,358 profit for the month. Incredibly, May of '17 was EVEN MORE PROFITABLE at $27,960.But even though NBA is now over, don't expect the profits to stop ROLLING in. Rogers has been *ON FIRE* throughout the first half of the MLB season! Money Management/Rating Of Games Rogers takes a conservative long-term approach to investing on sports. He has seen too many sharp handicappers done in by mismanaging their money. He's not interested in unnecessary risk and/or high volatility. He's confident in his abilities. But, he keeps his wager sizes to a small percentage of his bankroll and consistent. He's content in the knowledge that his long-term strategy will produce profits. A 10* rated play represents 0.5 percent of his bankroll. Systems Used For Handicapping Games Rogers and his team take pride in their day-to-day knowledge about every team on the board. They have a wide variety of proven handicapping techniques in their arsenal. Knowing when to utilize and employ is key. Quite frankly, methods will vary from day-to-day, sport-to-sport and week-to-week. Nothing works forever. An ability to shift on the fly and to adjust to changing market conditions keeps the Rogers' group ahead of the curve. Quote: "Even if you are on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." |
