Posts by Dana Flores3

driftingotter47 said:This is great. Honestly one of the better posts we've seen lately. 👍👍

I’d actually put this in the top 5 posts of this thread since July 15th. 😬


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jadewolf16 said:Sweden is sitting right at 2.70 odds, nobody's really seeing much value there

Just be careful with that one...

Both teams were scoreless in their friendlies, though that doesn't necessarily mean anything.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/article/match-preview

Ethan Jones5 said:Los Angeles FC - Boston Celtics (handicap 0:1) 2 @5.80 DraftKings

I think it’s just the odds on DraftKings. I didn't check my actual slip, so I'm not sure where it was placed, but the line looks right...

LAFC is going to try to play defense again, but it's tough to pull off without Adem. Every time I've watched them lately, he’s been half the team. And don't even get me started on that defense. You just look at those names and realize how much space they leave open, especially with that Portuguese keeper struggling.

The Celtics are playing great right now. They know if they push LAFC hard, they basically lock in second place...

Expecting an easy win here.☕

bibinje, you probably meant (h1:0) because what's written above doesn't make any sense.😉

Slaven Belupo vs Lokomotiva Chicago

Season's just starting and we're already seeing goals in almost every MLS match...

Slaven's games have seen 20 goals over their last 4 matches (5 per game)
Lokomotiva's games have seen 19 goals over their last 4 matches (4.75 per game)

The odds look worth a shot here

Slaven Belupo (3.5) - Lokomotiva Chicago (27.07. 20:00) Over @2.70 (2-2)

For the cautious ones
Slaven Belupo (-2+) - Lokomotiva Chicago (27.07. 20:00) Over @1.65

If you're feeling gutsy, Eric Fox7 has a 6+ goal bet that I'm certain won't miss this time😉
Slaven Belupo (rbg) - Lokomotiva Chicago (27.07. 20:00) 6+ @9.00 (in the lottery @10.7)

2/3 ; 2.18

Since they're just friendlies, I'm going for a lower stake today. It’s looking like an over 3.5 kind of game. 👍

USA vs. Switzerland at +250 (2-2)Both teams dropped four goals in their last match. In the game before that, they both went over 3.5 goals too. The strikers are definitely feeling it.

Spain vs. Germany at 3.60 (0-1). The Spanish squad put up seven goals over their last two games. They’re finally waking up. As for the Germans, it goes without saying they could drop a few on anyone.

Portugal vs. Argentina at 3.60 (down 0-1). It’s Messi versus Ronaldo, and both are clearly hungry to prove themselves on the national stage. They're both scoring at an insane rate, averaging over a goal per game. Plus, there are plenty of other world-class players out there who can score anytime they want.

One goal in the first half...
Canada vs. Russia (Group Stage) @ 2.10 (0-0) Russia is the slight favorite here, though they’ve been struggling lately after a string of bad results. On the other hand, Canada keeps getting better every year. Both teams played to a scoreless tie in their last outings four days ago, and I expect another cautious, defensive battle tonight.

I honestly think this game could easily end in a draw.@3,10Honestly, playing it safe at halftime sounds like the better move to me.

Good luck.
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crimsoncanyon5 said:Does anyone know anything about that new law set to take effect on January 1st? Which types of online betting should be banned?

Where did you read that?

Real Sociedad vs Granada Double Chance 2.85 (1-1)

Real Sociedad already locked in their EL spot with a solid win. They don't really need anything else from here. On the flip side, Granada needs to wake up and grab some points if they want to stay in the top flight.
I'm also looking at how teams fighting relegation have been pulling off upsets lately, so I see a good opportunity here.

I've got Granada in a few different parlays today.

Along with the double chance, I'm putting a small bet on:

Real Sociedad vs Granada 2 @7.00
Real Sociedad vs Granada X/2 @13.00 (0-0/1-1)

Brest - Caen 2 @2.00 (0-1)

It's a similar situation here. Brest is stuck firmly in the middle of the table—they aren't going anywhere. This game doesn't matter much to them, while Caen desperately needs points to get back into the first division.
I'm also eyeing the halftime/fulltime X/2 option since the first halves in the French second division are often pretty sluggish.

Brest - Caen x/2 @4.80 (0-1/0-1)

Not much needs to be said about this matchup, but still:
CrystalPal-Liverpool FC f+2 @1.80 (3-3)

Liverpool is still in the title hunt, and I think they'll fight until the end. Luis Suarez is going to prove he's the best striker in the English league, if not globally. Gerard Piqué will likely make up for that blunder by scoring at least once. Honestly, I expect a blowout and think we'll see at least three goals in the Crystal Palace net. As for Palace, they don't need any points because they aren't in danger of relegation or qualifying for Europe.

I'm also hunting for a better multiplier for a smaller stake, so I'll take this:

CrystalPal(h2:0)-Liverpool FC (05.05. 21:00) 2 @3.00

So, there are plenty of high-odds options in these combos if you're feeling adventurous.🙂

Good luck to us all.

Austin Ramos5 said:Look, they're a tough crew, but I think Galatasaray deserves the nod here. Their stats look solid... they've struggled on the road lately, but it's about time they broke that streak. I'm hoping for a win. Last week, they absolutely crushed a top-six team 6-1, so they'll be coming in hungry and ready to finally grab a big away victory.

Karabukspor-Galatasaray 2 @ 1.8 longshot

It’s tough to balance Champions League intensity with domestic league play. You really feel that fatigue during those away trips in Turkey...

Be careful with this bet.

Tuggen/odg3+-FC Basel (Sunday -- 11/10 2:30 PM) yes @2,30 (9/10) (1:3)

US Open Cup

We all know how teams play in cup matches. Most of them have been conceding goals against lower-tier sides lately. Basel had a tough week in European competition, and they haven't won in four games. They still have a shot at advancing in Europe, which means they'll be facing heavyweights like Chelsea and Schalke soon—they need at least three points to stay alive. There's no doubt they'll rotate some players. I expect Basel to find the net two or three times, but I think they'll give up one too.
Tuggen is currently sitting second in the US Second Division. They've already put up a massive 41 goals in just 14 games—that's nearly three per match—making them the most efficient squad in their league. On their home turf, they can score on anyone, so why not a tired Basel side?

http://www.fcb.ch/news/show/byItemID...044/31423/16/7
http://www.fctuggen.ch/

For the bold ones, I'd even suggest 1X at @ 5.0 (1:3)0 (2/10))

Good luck

brighttrucker9 said:For those of you betting online, are these kinds of sure bets common??
http://imageshack.us/a/img407/6778/nmg1.png

They happen, but usually across different sportsbooks. You’d place one side at DraftKings and the other at FanDuel...

I've never seen it work out like this within a single book before.

Talk about a freebie. 🙂

I usually stick to betting on Germany or Turkey for the over 2.5 goals.

France is solid for a win, but Greece and Russia feel more like under bets to me.

Atlanta United vs. FC Dallas (05/03, 8:00 PM) No @1.50

Their recent matchups have been pretty tight:

12/09/12 Dallas - Atlanta 1:0
03/11/07 MLS Atlanta - Dallas 1:1
10/22/06 MLS Dallas - Atlanta 0:1
03/19/06 MLS Atlanta - Dallas 0:1

It’s actually my first time betting "No" on a three-way tie, so let's see how this plays out.🙂


InterZapr/pick-LA Galaxy (05/03, 8:00 PM) Yes @1.90

The LA Galaxy are such a joke lately. They give up three goals to anyone in the league, but if a veteran coach figures them out, they could just as easily score on anyone.

Total mafia move.

Bets on various Asian handicaps and over/under markets don't count toward turnover requirements.

That is just straight-up nonsense...
Who cares if I'm betting over/under or picking a winner? A bet is a bet, and the odds are the odds...

The stuff they make up is ridiculous.

Anyone here used these guys before??
http://hr.10bet.com/?utm_source=http...utm_campaign=-

That $200 bonus looks pretty sweet to me. 🤔

jadedrifter2 said:Man, you "experts" really missed the mark on this one...😂

So, what are you even 🤦

Joseph Fisher2 said:I'm getting back into online betting after a few years away..
A long time ago, I had accounts at FanDuel, BetMGM, and Pinnacle.

Now I have a question—back then, I used PayPal to move funds (basically sending money to someone's checking account in exchange for "virtual credits" and doing the same to withdraw), but I'd really like to avoid that hassle this time.

So, I'm wondering which sportsbook accepts direct bank transfers or PayPal... basically, what's the smoothest way to handle deposits and withdrawals without all the extra headache?

Also, does anyone know if any books are running good bonuses right now?

I'll mostly be betting on soccer, singles, and the occasional double.

From what I know, none of the local books offer any deposit bonuses, and they all hit you with transaction fees.

Just look overseas... Bet365, Pinnacle...

That’s my plan too. I use Scythe and William Hill, but the odds are too low and the fees are annoying.

feralharbor9 said:If I deposit $100, I have to wager a total of three times my initial stake first. With a minimum odd of 1.5 or something like that, I’d need to hit $300 in total bets. That basically means doing three $100 bets or six $50 bets.

Thanks for the help.

I think that only applies to the money you get from the deposit bonus.

rapidhound19 said:I'm seeing a lot of news about absences for CFR today, and apparently Galatasaray's stadium is completely sold out.

Where'd you read that? 😕

Kevin Hall51 said:What do you guys think about matchups like us against Wales, or Portugal vs. Northern Ireland, or Romania vs. Netherlands? I just can't decide. I'm pretty sure we'll beat Wales since we've finally found our rhythm, but does anyone have a deeper take on these?

If Wales happens to have a good day, they could definitely sneak one or two past us. The real question is how many we can put up against them.

They’re dangerous on corner kicks, and Vid tends to lose his footing there sometimes. If Charlie and Joe aren't playing at their best, we're going to concede off a cross.

Bale can hammer free kicks from 35 yards out, which could give us trouble. Plus, he can easily outrun Vid while he's busy tripping over his own feet.

I believe we'll win, but it's still possible they find the back of the net.

If Bale doesn't play, they're going to lose 3-0 or even 4-0.

Bordeaux f+2 @1,90
Newcastle 1 @1,35
Liverpool 0/1 @3,50
Chelsea 0/1 @3,70
Marseille 0/1@3,50

Total bet $1.75 553
😁

- Bordeaux is way stronger than a club currently falling apart with terrible recent results.
- Newcastle is two levels above Armitano, and since the first leg was a draw, they basically have to win this one.
- These three home teams are a class above their opponents. They'll likely play it smart and won't rush a victory in the first half.

The other matchups are decent too, but these ones are practically freebies. ☕