I honestly think you’re better off grabbing the over 2.5 goals on the favorite at +200 odds The last five games they played all cleared that line without any trouble.
ruggedgull32 said:You could take the over on Rajon Rondo at 10.5 points.🤷 He hasn't exactly been lighting it up as a scorer lately, but if those three guys are sidelined tonight, someone’s going to have to step up and carry the load—plus, 10.5 isn't a huge bar to clear...
-Over the last 13 games, he’s consistently hit at least 14 points—he only fell under that mark three times, and even then, he finished right on the line with exactly 14. -When facing New Orleans this season, he’s been averaging about 23.5. -Kaman is a bit of a question mark here. -In the last two outings, they leaned heavily on him; he was taking a record amount of shots this month, hitting 18 and 19 attempts, mostly because Tony wasn't in the rotation, and he's still looking uncertain today.
I’ve got Deron Williams on my roster too, and he actually had a pretty solid start—hit seven points quite early on. His shot seems to have cooled off a bit, though; he missed about four or five attempts and only managed one free throw. I'm still holding out hope for him.
-They’re currently sitting as the top attack in the league, second only to one other side. -When playing at home, PSV has this habit of letting much weaker teams sneak goals past them. -Looking at the stats this season, out of about 30 matches played across all competitions, PSV failed to score in five of them... Twente has managed even fewer shutouts, only three.
26/02/2012 Eredivisie PSV vs. Feyenoord 3 - 3:2 23/02/2012 UEFA Europa League PSV vs. Trabzonspor 3 - 4:1 12/02/2012 Eredivisie PSV vs. de Graafschap 3 - 4:1 02/02/2012 US Cup PSV vs. NEC Nijmegen 3 - 3:2 27/01/2012 Eredivisie PSV vs. Vitesse 3 - 3:1 15/12/2011 UEFA Europa League, Group C PSV PSV vs. Rapid Bucharest 3 - 2:1
The only real downside is that when these two meet head-to-head, they haven't been particularly clinical lately. The odds at the local sportsbook are around 1.85... you won't find anything higher than 2.00 at the other major bookies.
I'm also throwing a little something on a 1:1 correct score just to hedge my bets and recoup the stake, since my main play was the over.
Carol Moore5 laid out the reasoning, but I should probably mention that the over 2.5 (priced at 2.8) looks like a pretty safe bet, especially if Espanyol manages to find the back of the net.
If you're looking for the easiest way to pull your winnings from Pinnacle without having to deal with Moneybookers, there are actually a few solid routes you can take. Personally, I've found that keeping things simple usually means sticking to the more direct methods. The most straightforward approach is typically using a major credit or debit card—something like a Visa or Mastercard. It’s usually pretty seamless; you just link the card you used for your deposit, and once the transaction is processed, the funds head straight back to your account. It’s low-effort and doesn't require setting up a whole new middleman service. Another reliable option is using PayPal. Most people in the US are already set up with a PayPal account, so it feels very natural. You just link it, hit withdraw, and it moves through the system without much fuss. If you prefer something slightly different, you could look into wire transfers if the amount is large enough, though those can sometimes be a bit slower depending on how your bank handles them. But honestly, if you want to avoid the hassle of third-party e-wallets like Moneybookers, sticking to your standard Visa or PayPal is probably your best bet for a smooth experience.
Can you, for instance, use a Visa checking account or a standard savings account?
What exactly is a "Completed Credit/Debit Card Authorisation Statement"? I was looking through some paperwork recently and stumbled upon that term, and honestly, it sounds like something straight out of a legal thriller rather than a simple banking notification. In plain English, it’s basically just the formal confirmation that a transaction went through. When you swipe your Visa or tap your Mastercard at a shop or buy something online via PayPal, your bank has to give the green light to ensure the funds are actually there. Once that happens, the system generates this statement—essentially a digital receipt or a formal nod from your bank (like JPMorgan Chase or Citigroup) saying, "Yep, the money is authorized and the deal is on." It’s one of those pieces of financial jargon that sounds much more intimidating than it actually is. It’s just the paper trail proving the payment wasn't declined.
Hmm, since the description on the link doesn't actually show the movie being discussed—even though I know the title—I went ahead and looked it up... just to be sure if this is the one CLICK
You definitely caught those two calls. I actually picked up on them while the game was still live. I ended up chatting with one of the officials later, and he admitted to me that it should have been a clear goal before they went to the penalty. Even that shot right before—the ref completely botched that call by whistling for a foul just seconds before the ball hit the net, which meant he couldn't award the goal. Just one of those days where nothing goes your way, I guess.
Chloe Moore65 said:Make sure she sends photos of those red marks—actually, if you can, get some close-ups of the scratches so we can see what we're dealing with. That shipping fee is honestly a total rip-off. You really should have checked with us here regarding the shipping costs first. If you look at the listings in the album, everyone specifies that $5.00 the price covers the package, and since it's a bag, she needs to box it up and ship it as a standard parcel.
I sent her a direct message, so I'll wait and see how she responds. She mentioned there were some scratches on the bag, but she didn't say the whole thing was scuffed up.😢 It wasn't exactly obvious from the photo... Thanks for the advice!
So, this is my first time posting in this thread, so I’m hoping you all can help me make sense of this... I ordered a bag from a girl online. The bag itself was $17, and she was offering a 10% discount, which brought it down to $15 . When I reached out to ask about shipping costs so I could send the full amount at once, she told me it would be $8.25... making the total $70 . Well, the package arrived today via standard mail, and the actual shipping cost on the label was only $13, $27 . It isn't even about the ten bucks... it's more about the principle. Why couldn't she just tuck the extra $3.25 inside the bag, or at least send a private message admitting she made a mistake with the quote?
It wouldn't have hurt her to be honest. To me, this just feels like poor business practice and dishonesty...
To top it all off, she mentioned the bag had a tiny scratch, but when I opened it, the whole thing was scuffed up from front to back along the length of it...
Thanks so much, dear... But honestly, I gave up on that idea a long time ago... it just wasn't in the budget at the time. I have my moments of regret, I guess... but it is what it is. The wedding is only six days away now and I have a feeling the tables are going to look lovely regardless. I’ll be using daisies and roses in the arrangements (shout out to my girls for helping me out with those) plus some small tea light holders I picked up at Target and plenty of rose petals and glass gems scattered around so it should turn out really pretty...
Dennis Ramos, check your PMs... well, they actually have them at IKEA... we were driving through Missouri this past Saturday and I looked around, but the prices just weren't worth it... I'm currently trying to negotiate with a local florist to see if they'll just rent me those containers instead...
I have plenty of ideas swirling around in my head... but the real question is whether they’re actually feasible from a budget standpoint. My partner and I handle all our own expenses, which is exactly why I’ve been diving headfirst into DIY projects lately. Today, I spent hours scouring the city—literally checking dozens upon dozens of shops—looking for those specific glass globe vessels that you use for floating candles... but I came up empty. To make matters worse, the local glassware boutiques are charging $40 a piece.$17There is just no way I can justify that cost!
Dennis Ramos said:It really is wonderful; I simply adore those little wedding details, and everything feels so lovely right now that I find myself feeling rather indecisive!!! Does anyone happen to have a suggestion for a small, sweet treat I could place next to each guest's plate?🤷 !!!😁
Hmm, my first thought was those little scented sachets filled with lavender or some other dried herb... You could grab some fabric in whatever color matches your theme, sew up some tiny pouches, fill them with the dried botanicals, and tie them off with a nice ribbon. You could even embroider your names directly onto the fabric or attach a little tag to the bow. I think it’s a pretty unique touch....
Dennis Ramos said:I am quite pleased you managed to track them down... though I must ask, what was the damage per jar?
Well, they arrived today... Honestly, I wasn't even stressed when the doorbell rang; I had just finished a night shift at the hospital, so I was already half-awake. It cost me $0.48 per jar. I ended up ordering 60 of them, so that's $29 The only downside is the shipping fees—they were about $13. But honestly, it’s fine; it’s what I wanted. I have plenty of honey on hand, so I’ll just be putting these in little tins with sweet ribbons... I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.🙂
Thanks so much!!!! I’m heading over there first thing tomorrow! I also sent out an inquiry about those little ginger jars but I haven't heard back yet... Hopefully, I'll track some down. Thanks again....