MrOverUnder86
EOG Enthusiast
Record: 108-58-3, 65.1% (Over/Unders: 19-9, Sides: 13-9-1, Teasers: 31-16, Props: 14-15-2, ML: 2-0, 2nd Half: 3-4, Live: 26-5)
Amount: +$882
(Parlays: 1-1, not reflected in my overall $$ amount or record)
7-0 last week in Week 15, 9-1 the week before in Week 14? that makes me an inhuman 16-1 over the past two weeks of NFL betting. Again, not trying to brag or anything, just very excited for what I?ve been able to accomplish this season, which is definitely the best I?ve enjoyed in my own personal NFL betting history, and it should illustrate the rhythm I?m in right now when ?capping these games. Hopefully it?s able to continue through these last two weeks and into the postseason because you always want to have momentum and your confidence when approaching Wild Card Weekend -- we shall see. Anyway, here?s, as of now, my only action on this rare NFL Saturday:
Eddie Royal O3? Receptions (-130) - $78 to win $60
Analysis: Ironically, my one downfall this year has actually been player props, in which I actually have a losing record, although there?s certainly been some bad beats along the way (Ex. That Niles Paul O4 Receptions prop from earlier in the year on Thurs Night; he had three before halftime on like five targets when he had to leave the game after being concussed. That was a brutal beat and a $100+ swing). Even so, I?m pretty confident in this one and certainly recommend it. One, there?s the obvious to consider here, that the Chargers are a high-volume passing offense with one of the more aggressive passing attacks in the game, led by slinging QB Philip Rivers. The second main point, however, might be the most important, in which I?m referring to the absence of Keenan Allen, their No. 1 wideout. While Allen has endured a relatively disappointing season, his presence has still absorbed a significant amount of targets away from the likes of Royal, Malcom Floyd, and Antonio Gates, so with Allen out -- and in a very important game for the Chargers which could involve even more than the usual passing -- that could mean more targets for our man Royal, who is an excellent choice for these types of prop bets. Why? He fits the mold of a Julian Edelman/Danny Amendola/Wes Welker-type WR who has speed, good hands, and runs excellent routes, so if all he needs is four catches for the win in this particular scenario, with potentially more-than-the-usual number of targets for him, that?s a bet I?ll gladly make.
May have one or two more bets for today. Hmm
Amount: +$882
(Parlays: 1-1, not reflected in my overall $$ amount or record)
7-0 last week in Week 15, 9-1 the week before in Week 14? that makes me an inhuman 16-1 over the past two weeks of NFL betting. Again, not trying to brag or anything, just very excited for what I?ve been able to accomplish this season, which is definitely the best I?ve enjoyed in my own personal NFL betting history, and it should illustrate the rhythm I?m in right now when ?capping these games. Hopefully it?s able to continue through these last two weeks and into the postseason because you always want to have momentum and your confidence when approaching Wild Card Weekend -- we shall see. Anyway, here?s, as of now, my only action on this rare NFL Saturday:
Eddie Royal O3? Receptions (-130) - $78 to win $60
Analysis: Ironically, my one downfall this year has actually been player props, in which I actually have a losing record, although there?s certainly been some bad beats along the way (Ex. That Niles Paul O4 Receptions prop from earlier in the year on Thurs Night; he had three before halftime on like five targets when he had to leave the game after being concussed. That was a brutal beat and a $100+ swing). Even so, I?m pretty confident in this one and certainly recommend it. One, there?s the obvious to consider here, that the Chargers are a high-volume passing offense with one of the more aggressive passing attacks in the game, led by slinging QB Philip Rivers. The second main point, however, might be the most important, in which I?m referring to the absence of Keenan Allen, their No. 1 wideout. While Allen has endured a relatively disappointing season, his presence has still absorbed a significant amount of targets away from the likes of Royal, Malcom Floyd, and Antonio Gates, so with Allen out -- and in a very important game for the Chargers which could involve even more than the usual passing -- that could mean more targets for our man Royal, who is an excellent choice for these types of prop bets. Why? He fits the mold of a Julian Edelman/Danny Amendola/Wes Welker-type WR who has speed, good hands, and runs excellent routes, so if all he needs is four catches for the win in this particular scenario, with potentially more-than-the-usual number of targets for him, that?s a bet I?ll gladly make.
May have one or two more bets for today. Hmm