Calvin King
[1%] Free Play on Cardinals under 9 -120
Ricky Tran
Ricky's 1* play on Over.
Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.
- The Over is 4-1 in San Francisco's last 5 games.
- The Over is 4-2 in San Francisco's last 6 games at home.
- The Over is 6-3 in San Francisco's last 9 games played in July.
Verdict: We should see plenty of Runs in this game.
Info Plays
1* FREE INFO PLAY Cubs -112
Steve Janus
1* Free Sharp Play on Diamondbacks vs Dodgers under 9 -105
Rob Vinciletti
LOADED CARD up with TIER 1 WORLD CUP TOTAL, HOLLOWAY-McGREGOR TOTAL, WNBA EARLY 3X PERFECT BANGER, MLB and a TRIPLE PERFECT CFL TOTAL Comp play below
The Saturday Comp Play is on England to advance at 5 eastern. England survived the Altitude, the Humidity and a home team that was undefeated on their soil in 13 years. Mexico pressed the 3 lions the entire game only to fall short in a 3-2 loss to England. Mexico had not conceded a single goal. England had never won in Mexico and they now carry that Momentum into a game with Norway who has opened eyes in this tournament but lost to France in the toughest game they played. England has dominated the series of late. Kane and Haaland are in the running for the golden boot which also makes for a nice story line. This the furthest Norway has ever made it in the World Cup. England has more quality and we will back them to advance. GL Rob V-
Brandon Lee
Saturday's Free MLB Pick
PLAY ON: Rangers -116
Mike Lundin
Cubs vs Reds MLB Free Pick
The Angle(s): This looks like a good spot to back the Chicago Cubs after getting shut out in the series opener. Public perception often overadjusts to a zero-run performance, but sharp handicappers know that backing a disciplined lineup following a shutout loss yields excellent long-term value.
The Cincinnati Reds hand the ball to left-hander Nick Lodolo (3-2, 4.68 ERA). While Lodolo has individual flashes of pitching well lately, the team results tell a highly alarming story. The Reds have dropped five of his last six starts.
The Cubs turn to right-hander Javier Assad (6-1, 4.15 ERA), who isn't just a solid arm, he consistently benefits from a high-functioning relationship with his offense. The Cubs' dugout routinely fills up the box score when he takes the bump, leading Chicago to an impressive seven wins across his last eight starts.
The moneyline is tempting, but the real value is on the runline at plus-money.
The Bet: Cubs -1½ (3%).