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July

29
Betting Data Alone Cannot Identify Match Fixers in Tennis

Hours before the Australian Open started in Melbourne on Monday, a BuzzFeed-BBC investigation showed that tennis authorities hadn’t punished male pros repeatedly flagged for suspicions that they were fixing matches to maximize their or others’ betting profits. Tennis authorities quickly gathered for a news conference responding to the charges, saying they had “thoroughly investigated” any evidence. The report provides a case study of how difficult it is to evaluate what could be suspicious betting activity. Its possible to use data analysis, to raise questions about certain matches and players. As part of the investigation, a data reporter spent more than […]

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July

29
Best bets for the 2016 PGA Championship at Baltusrol

With three in the books, attention has turned to the fourth and final major of the golf season.  Just a week from a thrilling British Open, the PGA Championship is here. The PGA Championship doesn’t hold the distinction of being a National Open or bestowing the victor with the sport’s most coveted prize, but it’s still a big deal. Like the US and British Opens, the field size for the 2016 PGA Championship sits at 156 players. All but three of the world’s Top 100 players will convene on New Jersey. Beyond the all the names you’re overly familiar with, the low 20 […]

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July

28
Steelers running back facing 4-game ban for missed drug test

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell is looking at a four-game suspension for a violation of the NFL’s drug policy. The suspension is the result of reportedly missing multiple drug tests, not a failed one. The appeals process is ongoing, which is why the suspension hasn’t been announced. According to the NFL’s substance-abuse policy, a player must miss multiple drug tests before he would be subject to a suspension. A year ago, Bell was suspended for the first two games, for a violation of the NFL’s substance abuse policy after he was arrested for marijuana possession and DUI in 2014. The Steelers running back maintains […]

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July

28
TIPS FOR BETTING ON THE OLYMPICS IN VEGAS AND WIN

  Anyone with a TV can watch the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Real gamblers will be laying bets in Sin City, thanks to a new ruling by the Nevada Gaming Board allowing gamblers to bet on Olympic scheduled events for the first time in 15 years, back in February of 2015. With less than three months until the Summer Olympics commence in Rio, sportsbooks within the state have expanded the number of offerings from eight wagering options to 49, featuring a number of popular events. Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt is back for his third Olympics after winning gold in the […]

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WHITESOX

July

27
Chris Sale apologizes, but stands by decision to cut up Jerseys

For roughly a half-hour Saturday, it looked as though ace Chris Sale was about to be traded. He was scratched from his start due to the flu, but he wasn’t sick. Fans of the game seemed pretty shocked that Sale might be on the move. What actually happened was surprising. Sale was scratched from his start after it was revealed he cut up the White Sox’s ’76 throwback vintage jerseys because he didn’t want to wear them. It was a bizarre situation in which neither the White Sox nor Sale were willing to shed light on. The Chicago White Sox have suspended […]

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twin peeks

July

27
Twin peaks at Goodwood is a Value Bet

The quality contest is the Group One Qatar Sussex Stakes over a mile at 3.10, when the three Guineas winners, Galileo Gold, The Gurkha and Awtaad do battle again. The older horses are going to find it tough giving this particular Classic generation 8lb, and for that reason it’s a no bet race – although you might consider Kodi Bear at 25s. His best ever performance came at Goodwood, any rain won’t inconvenience him and first-time cheek pieces could well inspire him to rediscover his verve; his half-sister, Princess Cammie, and his sire, Kodiac, both won in first-time headgear. It’s […]

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July

26
NFL Sharp Money Explained

There are certain hackneyed terms that are used so often that they seemingly lose all meaning. For sports bettors, “sharp money” is one of these terms and it is frequently used when breaking down line movement. When discussing sharp money, we are typically focusing on large wagers made by single individuals or betting syndicates. To understand why sharp money is important, bettors first have to understand how sportsbooks operate. Many bettors believe that oddsmakers are looking to balance their book by attracting 50% of the action on each side and thereby mitigating any risk. That is pure fiction. Sportsbooks shade […]

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July

26
How to bet on golf

Golf betting can be exciting and fun. Here are some tips you need to know about golf betting: Four and five round golf events must go a minimum of 54 holes and three round golf events must go a minimum of 36 holes for tournament match-ups and futures to have action. Golf events must be completed within 7 days of the scheduled conclusion of the event for tournament match-ups and futures to have action. Adjusted tournament winner wagers have no action if no further golf is played because of a shortened event. In match-ups and futures, wagers on golfers NOT […]

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July

25
College Football Season Win Total Expert Picks

We still have tons of time until college football kicks off with California at Hawaii, but oddsmakers in Vegas posted college football season win totals for all division 1 teams. College football season win totals are a good way to gauge the sense of the college football betting market and Las Vegas’ expectations for teams. Here are some early-season win totals betting picks to make for the upcoming 2016 college football season.   Cincinnati (Over 6.5) Cincinnati’s defense might have some trouble stopping the run this season. Then again, former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville has a great returning hard-hitting safety in Zach Edwards. The […]

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July

25
Baseball Wagering

Baseball Season is one of the best times to place bets. Baseball game moneyline and first 5 inning wagers have the following pitcher options:   Listed Pitchers: Both listed pitchers must start for moneyline wagers to have action. A pitcher only needs to throw one pitch to be the official starter for wagering purposes. Listed Pitchers wagers will be graded no action if either or both pitchers do not start the game. All baseball total and run-line wagers are listed pitchers only.   List One Pitcher: The pitcher you specify must start for moneyline wagers to have action. You have no action if […]

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