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OK, let us put some money down. Go green and play it safe or go red for bigger odds. I’d suggest taking one of my tips and doing some further reading and if you’re convinced go big on the red. If you want to add one or two onto an accumulator then go green. Good luck
Bet 1:
Case Keenum will start at QB for the Texans against the 6 and 0 Chiefs. A record by the way built on solid defense and reliable offense. The Chiefs have won 5 of their 6 games by at least a touchdown so this does not feel like a risk at all.
Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs (CHIEFS WIN) 1.4
Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs (CHIEFS -6.5) 1.95
Bet 2:
The Giants have had a comedy start to the season with six straight losses, but this will end sooner rather than later. The Vikings will start Josh Freeman at QB for the first time so Adrian Peterson can expect to do a lot of running today. Giants have two time SuperBowl winner Eli Manning at QB and we should see that a player of that quality can have a terrible run of games, but not a terrible season. The Giants have a -16 turnover differential, the next worst score is -3 for the Packers!!! They have had a freakishly bad start, statistically speaking it just cannot continue. I back the Manning and the Giants to cut out the shocking number of turnovers and pick up the W here.
Minnesota Vikings at New York Giants (GIANTS WIN) 1.56
Minnesota Vikings at New York Giants (GIANTS -3.5) 2.05
Sunday Night Football Bet:
I’m going for a punt here as Broncos are the heavy favorites. They are of course undefeated thus far, but none of the six teams they have beaten so far have a winning record. The Colts are 4 and 2, and have beat both the 49ers and the Seahawks. The Broncos have conceded at least 19 points in each game and I am confident that the Colts can put points on the board. The only question is can Luck outscore Manning? I say put a tenner on the Colts and witness what should be a great game.
Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts (COLTS WIN) 3.28
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When the Broncos got two touchdowns in quick succession with the Colts dropping like flies due to injury (especially the secondary) I was more than a little concerned haha.
I’d like to point out that as the 4th quarter came to a close the Chiefs were one yard from the goalline and chose to go for the kneeldowns damn them
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