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| SIZZLING HOT RIGHT NOW! Picks posted for Friday. I typically have 100-150 premium plays/month. An all-sports subscription gives you all picks for a fixed cost. |
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MLB | Sep 03, 2026 Blue Jays vs Guardians |
Guardians -102 at betus |
Lost $102.0 |
| Play Type: Free | ||
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Blue Jays vs Guardians MLB Free Pick The Angle(s): Guardians righty Tanner Bibee (5-14, 3.88 ERA) gets the home nod in this afternoon's rubber match. Despite his misleading win-loss record, Bibee has been notably sharp lately, surrendering two earned runs or fewer in two of his last three outings. His 1.16 WHIP underscores far better true underlying effectiveness than his 5-14 ledger suggests, and he carries strong late-inning durability into Progressive Field. Toronto turns to righty José Soriano (11-7, 3.45 ERA), who has experienced mixed results since coming over to the Blue Jays at the deadline. While Soriano brings a solid ERA on the year, his command has wobbled away from home, and he enters this matchup having given up three earned runs or more in three consecutive starts. The Bet: Guardians (3%). 10-6 (63%) since Aug 28, 2026 with premium picks! 14-8 (64%) since Aug 26, 2026 with premium picks! 27-15 (64%) since Aug 19, 2026 with premium picks! Mike has a 3-pack with 2 CFB and 1 MLB posted for Friday. |
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MLB | Sep 03, 2026 Marlins vs Royals |
Royals +106 at circa |
Won $106 |
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4% MLB TOP PLAY of the Day The Angle(s): The Marlins are 0-4 in Sandy Alcantara's (13-8, 3.46 ERA) last four starts, and he gave up 4 runs on 8 hits in 6.0 innings when he faced KC last season. Royals veteran Michael Wacha (8-8, 3.32 ERA) is coming in hot, headlined by an 8.0-frame, 10-strikeout shutout performance in his last outing, and he has handled Miami in recent head-to-head matchups. Kansas City brings a clear advantage in run production, bullpen depth, and defensive stability into this non-conference series opener. The Bet: Royals (4%). |
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NCAA-F | Sep 03, 2026 Colorado vs Georgia Tech |
Colorado +7 -115 at circa |
Won $100 |
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TGIF Colorado/Georgia Tech CFB BOOKIE BLA$TER The Angle(s): Colorado catches a full touchdown on the road in Atlanta for a highly anticipated rematch of last year's tight contest, where Georgia Tech escaped Boulder with a 27-20 win. The Yellow Jackets boast home-field advantage this time, but the market overrates their ability to pull away by multiple scores against a Buffaloes squad designed to trade blows in high-usage passing script. Georgia Tech’s physical, option-oriented ground game thrives on long, clock-draining drives, but their pass defense remains vulnerable when forced to play from ahead against fast-paced offenses. Colorado’s offensive line and perimeter playmakers give them more than enough big-play potential to stay within striking distance throughout all four quarters. The Bet: Colorado (3%). |
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NCAA-F | Sep 03, 2026 UAB vs Illinois |
UNDER 55½ -115 |
Lost $115.0 |
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TGIF UAB/Illinois CFB BOOKIE BU$TER The Angle(s): Illinois enters its season opener as a almost a 4 touchdown home favorite with a defense designed to choke out big plays and bleed the clock. In home non-conference spots under Bret Bielema, the Fighting Illini consistently default to a run-heavy, deliberate approach to control possession. Last season, Illinois games hit the Under in 8 of 13 contests, including a glaring 1-7 Over/Under record in home games where their slow tempo and strong front seven limited opponent efficiency. UAB's defense struggled immensely last season, but their limited offensive upside against a Big Ten defensive front—which ranked 36th in rush yards allowed per game (126.7)—will make sustained scoring drives difficult to build. The Bet: Under (3%). |
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Mike "Moneymaker" Lundin's experience as a professional poker player has proven to be an immeasurable asset in sports handicapping. He's a numbers guy, with a keen eye for spotting trends and stats that just don't jive with the odds offered by the bookmakers. All Mike's plays come with write ups backing up his selection, giving you a glimpse into his process of breaking down games. ----Bankroll Management---- Mike rates his plays between 100-500* with the 500* bets being the MAX B€T$. Bet each * with 1% of your bankroll. 200* (2%) = Free picks and low-confidence / high-variance plays 300* (3%) = Regular plays 400* (4%) = TOP PLAY$ = Play of the Day and other top play releases 500* (5%) = MAX BET$ = Game of the Week, Month, and Game of the Year releases Just as in cash game poker, the goal is not to win that giant pot once in a while, but to build your bankroll slowly and steadily by identifying +EV situations to exploit. ----Handicapping Methodology---- As a former online poker pro, Mike knows the value of creating systems and winning formulas through statistical analysis and math to use as a baseline, but much like poker, sports are played by human beings with emotions and feelings. Identifying letdown spots, bounce-back spots and situational betting in general plays a big part in Mike's success in picking winners, but he's also not a stranger to locking in a bet based on stats and trends alone. |
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