Man Utd : Wolfsburg/CSKA : PSV 3.5-2 yellow cards 1.85 DraftKings (5) Both games are super high stakes... honestly, thinking we won't see at least 4 yellows seems wild. Looking at both refs, they both tend to hand out more than 4 per match on average. Plus, every single one of these teams has a few players who play pretty rough... 4 cards isn't much at all. At FanDuel or BetMGM, the line is set at 4.5 for 1.85 http://worldreferee.com/referee/viktor_kassai http://worldreferee.com/referee/buquet
Borussia Dortmund : Manchester City 2 2.10 DraftKings (1-2) Dortmund started off absolutely terrible on all fronts—just a mess. City is clearly the better side with way more depth on their roster too. After that home loss against Juventus, Dortmund really needs this win, and honestly, getting 2.10 is just too tempting to pass up... I think Dortmund's main goal now is just salvaging what's left of their season and trying to play spoiler in the Champions League to grab some extra cash. Even if City doesn't get the 3 points, it wouldn't kill them, but a win would definitely help their domestic standing...
So, what's the deal with having business-grade internet at home? I had an AT&T tech over at my place earlier setting up my DirecTV, and I just asked him out of curiosity... He basically told me I should be using this instead:
It's just some random BNet internet they tucked away somewhere in the office. All we have are those wall jacks where the computer cables plug in. I was thinking about hooking up an antenna to broadcast a wireless signal... checked out that access point in this link $70 but the guy couldn't really tell me if it'd actually work for my setup. Is there maybe a cheaper version on eBay?... What you said about the USB totally makes sense—it's just that people say it won't work on the Samsung Galaxy S5, or maybe they just don't know how. I actually just posted a question over on XDA Developers. What's the deal with this? http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=161275326825&alt=web
Maybe someone here knows more than I do—if anyone actually does... Is it even possible to plug a USB Wi-Fi adapter into a desktop that's already on a wired connection just to get some Wi-Fi signal in the room? Basically, my office setup is hardwired, but I’m trying to stream DirecTV to my phone...
Genoa : Juventus (0-2) X2 and 2+ @ 1.67 Both squads have been looking pretty rough this season—honestly... But Juventus definitely has the edge in talent here. They pulled off that 1:2 win against Manchester City in the Copa Libertadores, so they shouldn't be losing today, though I’m leaning toward them actually taking the win... Genoa isn't just going to sit back for a 0-0 either, they'll want to find the net. So, at least 2 goals plus a double chance on Juve feels solid...
Charleroi : Anderlecht X2 and 2+ @ 1.65 (1-1) Anderlecht is fighting for that 2nd place spot, while the home team is struggling near the bottom with only 7 points from 7 games... Anderlecht is one of those teams that's always in the title hunt. The home side had two 0-0 draws lately at home, which isn't really their style... Expecting at least 2 goals and Anderlecht to stay unbeaten...
Gothenburg : Hammarby 1 and 2+ @ 1.75 (1-0) The home team is chasing the title, while the visitors are hovering near the relegation zone... Usually, I don't like betting against teams fighting to stay up, but I can't pass on this one. The home side has an insane goal difference of 40:13. Their last three home games were blowouts—6:0, 4:0, and 3:0—all in August, so they are absolutely peaking (plus they've won 3 straight away)... Meanwhile, Hammarby has lost their last three trips to Gothenburg by handicap...
Nuremberg vs Sandhausen... Goals in both halves—expecting at least one in each... odds are around 1.60 on the German books... let's go... Nuremberg is sitting at 12:15 on goal difference, while Sandhausen is at 15:9... got a few guys right at the top of the League's scoring charts too...
Both sides play such an aggressive, attacking style—plus the home team's defense is looking pretty shaky... I'm expecting a real shootout here, maybe even 4+ goals—so I'm thinking we'll see action in both halves...
Stoke vs Leicester double chance at 1.43... looking like a solid play after that 2-2 draw... Stoke lost both their home games this season with a 0:1 scoreline—and man, the visitors started things off pretty rough after fighting for survival last year... With veterans like Huth, Johnson, Shawcross, Ireland, Adam, Walters, Crouch, Krkić, and Arnautović on the roster, I just don't see Stoke dropping three straight at home...
Real Madrid vs. Granada... let's see what happens here—fingers crossed for a good one... Home team to win both halves at 1.75—basically looking for that 0-0/1-0 split... easy money... Real is absolutely cooking right now (11:0)... Even without Bale playing—I'm betting Kovacic gets a spot in the starting XI—CR7 and Benzema are more than enough to dominate both halves. Last year was a total blowout, 9:1... CR scored 5 and Karim bagged 2. Plus, Granada was basically a punching bag away from home last season, giving up more goals than anyone else. The defense is also hungry to keep that clean sheet intact, especially since Navas is out to prove he’s still the man between the posts for Real Madrid... And even CR7 is hunting for one or two more goals to overtake Raul...
FK Austria Wien : LASK The away side is looking at 2+ at 1.52 via Germania (0-2) Home team is sitting dead last with zero points and a goal difference of 5:22 after 9 rounds... meanwhile the visitors are sitting pretty in second, eyeing that top flight. Last season LASK finished 3rd while FK Austria Wien was down in 8th. That squad from LASK has already bagged 9 goals, with a few guys hitting the net twice... clearly something's up when home teams can't grab a single point through 9 games...
Helmond Sport : FC Volendam Double chance X2 and 2+ at 1.62 via Germania (0-2) Volendam is absolutely crushing it—sitting first with 5 wins and one draw (16 out of 18 possible points), plus a 19:3 goal diff They've even got three players among the league's top scorers
Volendam was fighting for promotion last season too, whereas Helmond Sport is basically hovering near the bottom...
Freiburg : Arminia Bielefeld 1x and 2+ at 1.45 (2-2) Freiburg is all about that comeback to the top tier, rocking 5 wins and just one loss in 6 matches... Arminia is stuck down there with 7 points. Right now, the league's leading scorer—Petersen, who used to play for Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen—is actually with Freiburg with 6 goals. Freiburg shouldn't drop this one since they're dead set on moving up, and Arminia seems totally fine being stuck in the second division for years now... plus, seeing 2+ goals in this game is only 1.22 odds
Stade Rennais : Lille OSC 1x and 0-3 at 1.58 via Germania (1-1) Stade Rennais has 4 wins and only one loss, keeping pace with PSG (for now) with a 9:4 goal diff... Lille is sitting 13th with a 1:1 differential In their last 5 home games for Stade Rennais, we haven't seen more than 3 goals—the last two were both 2:0 (might be a repeat)... I don't think the home side expected such a hot start, so they might just play it safe to ensure they don't lose... Lille needs every single point though, and the fact they've only scored two goals in five games says a lot...
Borussia Dortmund : Krasnodar Total goals 2-4 @ 1.55 German (2-1)
Borussia’s looking sharp under the new boss—really clinical lately... They're up against Krasnodar, who have been tough defensively in their league, giving up "only" 4 goals over 8 rounds. I'm feeling a Borussia win here—maybe they concede one, but probably won't go wild scoring more than 3 since they gotta save some energy for the domestic league to stay at the top of the table...
Chelsea FC : Maccabi Tel Aviv 1X and 2+ at 1.85 via Germany (2-0/4-0) Chelsea's domestic start has been pretty rough... honestly, they can't afford any more slip-ups. If they don't take the lead in the first half, those visitors are gonna get a massive confidence boost—and that’s the last thing the home side needs. So, I'm leaning towards Chelsea jumping out to an early lead. Not even a question when you look at the sheer quality and experience here...
Bayer Leverkusen : Bat B. Hendikep Handicap 1 at 1.78 via Germany (4-1) Clearly, the home side had their heads in the Champions League, which led to that stumble against Darmstadt. Bat B. Hendikep plays a defensive style, while Leverkusen is all about the attack. I don't think the defense will hold up because Leverkusen is lethal both on set pieces and in open play. BELLARABI & CALHANOGLU are just on another level... even Chicharito fits right in there too Lazio was way stronger and absolutely crushed it with the double handicap
I'm not really sure how the process works—honestly, just based on my own experience... I didn't even want to go pick it up at the post office later, but they told me they'd just post it on the bulletin board and officially consider me notified
If they send the notice but you don't sign for it within the deadline—they just post it on the court's bulletin board and boom, it's legally considered served...
So, the guy we're talking about is my father-in-law. He's lived with his mother his entire life—just stayed put... And once she passed away, the place went straight into his daughter's name (my wife).
Please move this if needed. Someone with zero income—working under the table, getting paid in cash—has no bank account, basically nothing to speak of... they live in an apartment owned by their daughter, no car, truly nothing at all... can anything actually be seized or enforced against them?
I put down 3+ The LA Galaxy played great—really solid—but their opponents were just off. Honestly, I think Inter Miami is looking way more promising too. Regardless, I’m stoked for a massive derby... hopefully we get a packed Rose Bowl...
Germany is sitting at 3.50 in the US, while the UK and Greece are both at 2.50 Australia is crushing it with a 4:0 lead—definitely worth a shot if you're looking for a play...
Honestly, nobody was even talking about that back then—plus, there weren't nearly as many complaints coming from the Hajduk Split side (not sure who else, though). Anyway, nothing is ever straightforward... Zadar takes down Hajduk Split (nothing crazy there), and Istria grabs the win against Lokomotiva. You've got one group fighting for a spot in Europe while the other is just trying to stay afloat. Maglica’s out there basically handing the ball to a Zadar player in a clutch moment. Honestly? I think Hajduk Split is better off staying in the league if Zadar stays up, rather than chasing Europe if it means Zadar goes down. Because let's be real, we're definitely getting knocked out by teams like Zimbru anyway...