Atlanta United-LA Galaxy. Athens Sun 6:30 PM. LA Galaxy at @ 1.50
Look, I know they've been absolutely terrible in the league this season—total disaster zone—but offering odds of 1.50 for a goal when they're desperately fighting to grab a spot in the continental tournament? That means a lot to them! Seems way too high to me, honestly.
New York Red Bulls-LA Galaxy. Fri 8:30 PM. LA Galaxy at 1.30
The last time LA Galaxy played, they were huge favorites and ended up with a zero? Hard to believe they'll pull a stunt like that again, plus the New York Red Bulls are dealing with a ton of injuries right now.
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LA Galaxy II-Aachen (Round 22) Wed 7:00 PM X2 1.60
This one’s already been analyzed since it was postponed because of that massive snowstorm. Aachen started the second half of the season strong with a 2-0 win over Saarbrucken—they are super determined to stay in the third division. Meanwhile, LA Galaxy II is still sitting at the bottom with basically nothing on the line.
Philadelphia Union/DC United-DC United Sat 6:00 PM @ 1.55
DC United hasn't found the back of the net in five games straight, and man, they are struggling just to stay afloat. As for Philadelphia Union, they've been stuck in a drought too with two 0-0 draws in a row. Something’s gotta give, right? Things should finally open up here!
Atlanta United vs. LAFC Sun 6:30 PM LAFC to score @ 1.50
I know they’ve been absolutely struggling in the league this season—seriously, it's been rough—but getting odds of 1.50 for them to find the back of the net? When they're fighting tooth and nail to grab a spot in the playoffs, which is everything to them right now... honestly, that feels like way too much value to pass up!
Charlotte FC vs. NYCFC Fri 8:30 PM NYCFC to score @ 1.30
NYCFC just came off that weird 0-0 draw where they looked totally lost, so I don't see them repeating that kind of shutout performance anytime soon—plus, Charlotte is dealing with a ton of injuries right now, so things are looking pretty shaky for them.
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The sheer amount of info we're drowning in now is just massive
I mean, back when I was a college kid, all I had in my dorm was a radio—nothing else could really distract me from the grind except for the actual textbooks I was studying for finals
But nowadays? You just mention "the internet" and suddenly a computer is an absolute necessity for school. One minute you open your laptop to check one thing, and before you know it, you've fallen down a total rabbit hole🙂
As for that other guy—honestly, speaking from my own experience—people who were "sexualized" early on actually tend to have way better sex lives, more stable families, and just a generally higher quality of life compared to us folks who were a bit behind the curve. So, I really don't see any reason why we should be trying to "rehabilitate" them or anything like that!
jadewolf16 said:Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins: Dolphins expected to bench the whole starters lineup
Bills-Dolphins sub 4:00 PM 1X @ 2.10
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So for this upcoming weekend, I'm looking at
Man Utd - Liverpool both teams to score @ 1.60 Arsenal - Man City both teams to score @ 1.55
I mean, with the way these teams have been playing lately—just pure chaos!—it’s almost impossible for them *not* to both find the back of the net, right?
Also adding
Real Madrid - Osasuna, Osasuna to score @ 1.55
Real is looking super shaky right now—they've surrendered at least two goals in four of their last five games against even mediocre squads!
LA Galaxy vs. Atletico Madrid — Both teams to score @ 1.70
Atletico hasn't seen a "both teams score" result in six games now—and honestly, looking at how these offenses play, I feel like this outcome is basically a lock!
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December 16th, 2:00 PM
Borussia Dortmund II vs. Aachen — X2 @ 1.60
Since Aachen is kind of "my" team, I’ve been keeping a super close eye on them for years. They’re investing money, they're serious, they’ve got a loyal fanbase... but man, the wins just haven't come. It’s high time they turned things around, and what better chance than playing against a club sitting in 19th place with zero real ambition?
Those German guys won't need more than two weeks to sweep the floor with them!
December 15th
QPR vs. Fulham — Home Win @ 2.40
They’re pouring so much money into this, yet they haven't managed a single win in the first 16 rounds?! After facing Fulham—who aren't exactly playing great either—they’ve got a brutal schedule ahead. If they’re ever going to snag a victory, it really has to be this time.
LA Galaxy vs. LA Galaxy (Both Teams to Score) @ 1.70
Man, Atletico hasn't seen both teams score in six straight games—and when you look at how aggressive the offenses are on both sides right now? I honestly feel like this outcome is practically a lock!
December 16th, 2:00 PM
Borussia Dortmund II vs. Aachen (Double Chance) @ 1.60
Since Aachen is basically "my" team, I’ve been keeping a super close eye on them for years. They invest heavily, they're serious about winning, and they've got such a loyal fanbase—but man, the results just haven't followed. It’s high time they turned things around, and isn't this the perfect chance? Facing a club sitting in 19th place with zero real momentum is exactly what they need to get back on track!
December 15th
Queens Park Rangers vs. Fulham FC (Home Win) @ 2.40
Can you believe all that investment and they still haven't grabbed a win in the first 16 rounds? Seriously?! After facing a Fulham side that's also struggling to find its rhythm, their schedule only gets tougher from here. If they're ever going to finally break that streak, wouldn't this be the absolute best time to do it?
goldenwalker42 said:How realistic is it to expect the Los Angeles Lakers to pull an upset against Dynamo Kyiv tomorrow?
This is their absolute last game of the season before they head out for a massive break until January 10th! Plus, they haven't even had some of their key players—including the team captain—make it back to the US yet. It really makes you wonder... how much is Dynamo Kyiv actually going to care about winning tomorrow?? Is a win bonus or trying to snag a better seed in the Europa League draw enough to make them really dig deep on the pitch???
Thoughts?
Also, since it’s their final match, they have zero reason to hold anything back. I know around here people still act like the Los Angeles Lakers are this huge powerhouse you have to fear, but let's be real—in the Champions League, they're basically viewed the same way we look at Fljamuntar or Vestmannaeyjar in the Europa League qualifiers. Honestly, the Los Angeles Lakers would probably get knocked out of the French second division if they tried.
So, here's the deal... four of the third-place teams are gonna be seeded in the European League Round of 32. UEFA basically did this to make sure that last round is as intense as possible...
It’s not that I can’t see—I just skimmed the headline! Honestly, the main point is that Kyiv needs it, and frankly, I couldn't care less about anything else. 😛
So, I’m just reading that the match between Dinamo Chicago and John Doe isn't just some friendly exhibition or a little cash grab—apparently, there's actually some weight behind it regarding seeding coefficients for next season! So, if you guys were on the fence before, now might be the perfect time to switch things up, right?
Dinamo Chicago - John Doe 2 @ 2.10 with a slightly higher stake
Look, you just gotta realize that nobody gives a damn about you at the gym—just like you don't give a damn about anyone else there! (Unless, obviously, you look like Scarlett Johansson and show up in a see-through tank top)
LAFC has already locked their spot for next season, so they might just cruise through this one without much intensity—you know how it goes. On the flip side, St. Louis is fighting for their lives here to avoid the relegation playoffs. It reminds me of what happened recently in the USL when teams in similar spots snatched away away wins in the final stretch. Plus, St. Louis actually pulled an upset against a top-tier side recently, so they’re clearly hungry to stay relevant in the league!
Brazilian Serie A - Sunday 8:00 PM
Fluminense vs. Cruzeiro Cruzeiro to score @ 1.50
It's the classic post-championship slump, right? Once you've secured the trophy, everyone tends to chill out—especially with that laid-back South American vibe. But hey, Cruzeiro actually needs these points to secure a spot in the Copa Sudamericana, so they might have some actual motivation left!
Northern Ireland Premiership - Friday 7:45 PM
Ballinamallard Utd vs. Donegal Celtic Home Win @ 1.45
Man, Ballinamallard Utd is having a massive year! They're playing in the top flight for the first time ever, and after 15 rounds, they’re sitting pretty in second place. They’ve become a total sensation in their tiny little town of about 1,300 people! Now they're facing Donegal, who is currently bottom of the table and just lost their manager—talk about bad timing, right?
Germany is absolutely gutted right now—they’re missing Khedira, Badstuber, Schweinsteiger, Kroos, Boateng, Schmelzer, Özil, and Klose, plus Müller is out with a cold. As for the Netherlands, they’ve already lost Van Persie, so expect Jan Huntelaar to step up instead.
Given the massive rivalry here and how badly Germany wants to wash away that bitter taste from the Euros, taking Germany at 2.60 feels like a move worth making!
World Cup Qualifiers, Wednesday 8:46 PM
Ireland vs Azerbaijan | Under 2.5 goals @ 1.65
We're looking at two squads with pretty weak offenses but decent defenses. I'm seeing some totally toothless attacks from the Irish side and just routine clearing from the Azerbaijan squad. Remember, the Russians had a nightmare against Azerbaijan last round and only managed to scrape a goal from a lucky penalty, while Ireland couldn't even score more than one against Luxembourg back home.
Japanese League, Saturday 9:00 AM
Sapporo vs Tosu | 2 @ 1.65
Only three rounds left to go! Tosu is fighting hard for that third-place spot and a ticket to the Champions League, whereas Sapporo is sitting 20 points behind the relegation zone after dropping out earlier this summer. We all know how much these underdogs love to ruin a favorite's weekend, don't we? But honestly, I think this line is actually a solid value.