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4-4 yesterday (-0.29 units)
16-10-1 in November (+5.08 units)
Let's smash those bookies

>[NBA] Raptors -4.5
Bucks on b2b w/ travel after buzzer beater against heated rivals. Let down spot.
>[NBA] Hornets-Pels o236.5
Interconference over >220. 2 over teams.
>[NCAAB] East Carolina -6.5
Better offense. Better defense. Home opener.
>[NCAAB] Nicholls St. +30.5
Backdoor wide open.
>[NHL] Stars ML
Oilers on b2b. Stars home rest advantage. Short spread.
>[NCAAF] Massachusetts +10
Value play.

Good luck, and don't bet what you don't have.

10/21: It's that time of the year where bookies run and hide. Two winning years in a row, and I'm targeting 60% for this season. That's the goal. We're gonna go light the first two weeks, but you know I had to do both games on Opening Night. Without further, let's smash those bookies.

>Thunder -6.5
Thunder were the best ATS team of all-time last year. They're home tonight on Banner Night at a fairly hefty price. But I think this line tells you what you need to know. We also fade Kevin Durant teams as much as possible, as I don't think there is a single more over-valued player in the league. OKC is bringing back pretty much the entire team, while the Rockets still have to figure out their new identity. OKC at home. Banner Night. Let's not overthink it.

>Lakers ML (+125)
No LeBron. No problem. We're getting good value with LeBron being out. Real /nba/ heads know that Lakers are better when he's "injured". Lakers as underdogs at home. I can't pass that one up. You can grab the 3 points, but for me, I'm taking them to win outright for some good plus odds value.

Good luck, and don't bet what you don't have.