Friday Service Plays? Mizzou?

Cactus Jack

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Thanks again for those (Mizzou) who share the service plays on this forum. Lately, I have found Bryan Leonard and Mike Lee to have been better than most. If anyone has these services for Friday's Pacers/Pistons game, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

CJ

PS: What about the Indiana Pacers at + 2 for the first half?
 

Jim S

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Hey Cactus Jack


Why don't you stop relying on paid service plays and do your own handicapping!

JIm S
 

Mizzou

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Friday Analysis (no Opinion)

DETROIT (-4) 86 Indiana 81
Indiana failed to cover the spread in game 3 despite being in a good situation, but the line in this game is pretty fair and there are no situations favoring either team. My ratings favor Detroit by 4 ? points in this game, which makes this game tough to call. Using playoff games only for each team would result in a fair line of the Pistons by 8 points. My longer term ratings are far more reliable than ratings derived from a smaller sample of playoff games only, but my playoffs only ratings gives me a good reason to round up my predicted margin of victory to 5 points rather than rounding down to a 4 point margin. Either way, this looks like a game to leave alone.

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Friday Report - 05/28/04

Season record: 100-107 -19.06 UNITS

(Note: WOB is now 49-26, 65.3% on OVER/UNDER plays this season.)

Eight plays for Friday:

UNDER 7.5 CHC (CLEMENT)/PIT (WELLS) -110 - 1 UNIT - 2:05pm Pacific
Clement has been spectacular this year, and Wells has been a safe bet at home, so I don't think a lot of runs will be scored while these starters are in. Additionally, Clement has had great success against the Pirate lineup.

OVER 7.5 NYM (GLAVINE)/FLA (WILLIS) +110 - 1 UNIT - 4:35pm Pacific
Both offenses are significantly better against lefties than they are against righties, and this game features two lefty starters. Also, the Florida hitters have had some pretty good success against Glavine. Willis has been slumping, with a 8.61 ERA in his last five starts.

OVER 8.5 SD (LAWRENCE)/MIL (DAVIS) -109 - 1 UNIT - 5:05pm Pacific
Davis has put together 8 quality starts in a row, but most of that has come against some pretty weak hitting clubs. He faces a San Diego lineup that has feasted on LH pitching. He's also back at Miller Park, one of the more hitter friendly parks. The Milwaukee offense should be able to have success against Lawrence, who is not very good.

STL (CARPENTER) +147 over Hou (Clemens) - 1 UNIT - 5:05pm Pacific
Carpenter has been very effective this year, and can be dominant when not giving up the long ball. He gave up 3 HRs in his last start, but a couple of them were wind aided. Another 4 HRs were given up in one bad start last month. Other than that, he's been predominantly a groundball pitcher, with the best defense in the majors backing him up, which is crucial in a park like Minute Maid. Clemens had his first bad start of the year in his last outing, but is still dominant. I just feel with St. Louis' pitching, defense, and hitting, this is pretty good value.

ARI (JOHNSON) -134 over LA (Alvarez) - 1 UNIT - 7:10pm Pacific
The Dodgers are slumping big time, and facing the Big Unit can't be helping their confidence. Johnson has dominated Dodger hitters in the past, and should have no problem with them tonight. The Dbacks have been horrible against lefties, but Alvarez has been very hittable lately. Johnson won't need much to work with to get the W here, as I don't think the LA bats will have any success against him.

SEA (PINEIRO) +236 over Bos (Martinez) - 1 UNIT - 4:05pm Pacific
Pedro has dominated the Seattle hitters, and has been pitching very well. After a slow start, Pineiro has looked exceptional lately also. I don't expect the Mariners to do much of anything against Pedro, but I do think that Pineiro has the ability to shut down Boston as well. The game has a chance to be close during the late innings, and at this number, I'll take the dog.

UNDER 7.5 SEA (PINEIRO)/BOS (MARTINEZ) -109 - 1 UNIT - 4:05pm Pacific

UNDER 9.5 MIN (RADKE)/KC (GREINKE) +101 - 1 UNIT - 5:10pm Pacific
Radke has had pretty good success against the Kansas City lineup, and has been really good at Kauffman Stadium, where he's given up only 1 HR in his last 35+ IP there. Greinke is a future stud and should be able to hold his own against the Twins, who don't hit as well on the road. The problem may come when Greinke leaves the game, because KC's bullpen is pretty bad. However, I think Greinke will have good success while he's in, and this is a high enough number so that the bullpen won't be able push it over.

PLEASE NOTE: All wagers are recommended for a "base" unit. Thus a side for 1 UNIT at -110 should be considered risking 1.10 UNITS to win 1.00 UNITS, while a team at +110 should be considered risking 1.00 UNITS to win 1.10 UNITS
 

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hey jim s...

hey jim s...

why don't you worry about yourself!! I see from your 3 posts that you haven't been around too long.....if you had been, you'd know that mizzou is always very gracious in taking the time to find out and post these service plays for all of us here at madjack's to see and use as we see fit....for some it is another piece in the fight to put this puzzle we call sports betting together. Cactus Jack is obviously using something from these service plays that is giving him confidence or whatever in his plays and that is great if that is what he wants to do.....sports betting is about having a plan and sticking to it....so go figure out your plan and leave everyone else alone if you don't have something constructive to add. Thanks again Mizzou!! :cool:
 

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LTS MLB Super Pick Super Play

Play on: Philadelphia w/Wolf over Atlanta w/Hampton

Note: Phillies Randy Wolf is in terrific KW form while Braves Mike Hampton 0-4 away this year and 0-4 in Philadelphia the last three years.
 

Mizzou

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3* Cubs and Pirates 'UNDER' 9 runs in game #2 of the doubleheader.

I?ll go ?UNDER? in game #2 today of the doubleheader between the Cubs and Pirates. We may see our fair share of scrubs playing in the 2nd game. Chicago has scored seven runs in their last three games. Pittsburgh has been held to three runs or less in three of four and five of their last seven contests. Glendon Rusch has looked dynamite in his first two starts with 11 strikeouts and only three walks while allowing two earned runs in 12 1/3rd innings. Oliver Perez recently threw a complete game at Coors Field and held the Rockies to just two runs. How many times does a visiting pitcher accomplish that? The Pirates are hitting .224 against left-handed starters averaging just 3.4 runs per game. The Cubs are hitting .250 against lefties with their production at just 3.7 runs per contest. Teams with Rusch are 8-1 ?UNDER? the last three years if he allowed one run or less in his last start. Plus his teams are 19-8 ?UNDER? since ?97 if he comes off five or six days of rest. Perez hasn?t pitched since May 19th and his teams are 5-1 ?UNDER? the last six times he?s had seven or more days of inactivity. Perez has a nice 49:12 K/BB ratio. Opposing batters are hitting just .236 against the Chicago staff and .238 at night in 2004. Both of these teams have decent bullpens and it will take 10 runs to beat us. I?ll go ?UNDER? in game #2 tonight in the Steel City between Rusch and Perez.

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