Happy Friday, hopefully you've had a better start to your morning than Scottie Scheffler did. We'll touch on the PGA Championship (and the Preakness) below the fold, but let's pocket a reasonable same-game parlay tonight in the NBA to take us into the weekend.
The NFL released its full regular season schedule on Wednesday, which has us hankering for some football futures.
Another split for our NHL props yesterday, but thanks to some plus-money, we came out ahead. That is once again the name of the game, as we have two games on the docket and some very profitable trends that sportsbooks continue to offer us at tremendous prices.
As it happens every year, the QB carousel is alive and well in the NFL. Not only have we seen a few journeyman quarterbacks change teams, we've seen the usual influx of young talent through the NFL Draft.
We split our plus-money looks here yesterday, and we have just one NHL game on the docket for tonight. This Colorado-Dallas series certainly offers some prop looks I want a piece of.
Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald has called it a career, opening the door wide open for a few other terrific options in the DPOY market.
Tonight is the perfect type of night to trust in the two home teams and their explosive offenses to deliver us some winning props.
Tonight seems like the right time to simply turn to some game results rather than lock in on the players getting involved in the action. With a few playoff games on hand, it's there we go for this results-oriented parlay.
Whether or not the Thunder and Hurricanes can win tonight is one question. The more certain fact seems to be that we can expect higher volume from these teams' most important players.
We have a close-out game in New York and basically a must-win game in Colorado headlining tonight's playoff NHL action. We're drawn to the home teams leading the scoring charge this evening.
Saturday's NHL slate offers a bevy of intriguing betting options, and we're not holding back from the trends that have emerged ahead of a few big games.
We've touched on a few of the NFL award markets already, and now we head to Comeback Player of the Year to see where our bets may be best placed.
As we head into a Friday set of games in the NHL playoffs, we forget about goals and turn to our expectation of shots, both on goal, and having them blocked.
As the weekend approaches, we'd sure like to save our week with a nice little cross-sports parlay win.
We continue on through some NFL award futures as we patiently wait for the schedule release. Earlier this week we touched on the MVP market (primarily a QB award) and our favorite looks there.
Is anyone getting tired of this constant playoff action every night? Yeah, neither are we. Four more on deck tonight, and we've cooked up a pair of plus-money looks to power our Thursday forward.
We split our two NHL plays yesterday, but did cash a +150 to make it all worth it. As we head into a fresh night on the ice, I'm focusing in some more plus-money looks for our hockey fix this evening.
The NFL schedule is set to be released in a week, which has us craving some football bets. In the interim, a trip to some of the futures markets seems worth a journey, and we'll get started with the betting odds for this coming season's Most Valuable Player.
It's never too early to consider some Conn Smythe futures in the NHL playoffs. The Conn Smythe is a cumulative award for the Stanley Cup winning team's top overall player for the entirety of their postseason run.
We picked up a pair of plus-money winners on Tuesday, a welcome addition to our NHL betting lives. Now, Wednesday brings with it Game 2 in Florida and the start of a fresh series out West.
The Western Conference second round begins tonight with the Colorado Avalanche visiting the Dallas Stars in what should be an electrifying series between two of the NHL's best.
Shoutout Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets for a whole bunch of nothing yesterday to spoil another Jalen Brunson 40-point night. We flush and move on with four playoff games on tap for tonight, bringing with them no shortage of betting options and angles.
As we begin a new week, we were thinking it might be fun to go on a little winning streak of bets together. Interested? We begin that goal today with a pair of NBA playoff games.
We begin a fresh series in the Eastern Conference with the Florida Panthers hosting the Boston Bruins, a rematch of last year's first round upset that saw No. 8 Florida take down the President's Trophy winning-Bruins.
We have a pair of Game 6s tonight on the ice, and we think both home teams can find a few goals.