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| The All-star break is over. The Dog Days of July are here. This is when the Boys of Summer get serious. Will is ready to get back in the MONEY! Remember, He is 17-5 w /10* MLB releases! |
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MLB | Jul 26, 2021 White Sox vs Royals |
OVER 9½ -112 |
Lost $112.0 |
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Kansas City has been on a bit of a roll, but Minor has not been 'major' of late. Keuchel has given up some runs himself. Add to that a struggling Sox bullpen and a potent White Sox offence, and you have the makings for a high total . Take this game to go OVER 9 1/2. |
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MLB | Jul 26, 2021 White Sox vs Royals |
White Sox -118 at pinnacle |
Lost $118.0 |
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Here is a stat that stands out like a sore thumb; the Royals are 3-7 on Mondays! Does it mean anything? Probably not, but it is curious.. Mike Minor is pitching for the Royals and he has had the blues more than a few times this season. While he has been a trooper this year, he hasn’t shown particularly well (2-5 last 7 starts) of late. His last start was very good, but based on his history, the likelihood of him putting together 2 good starts in a row is slim. Lefty Dallas Keuchel (7-3, 4.22) is on the mound for the White Sox. He doesn’t have great stuff anymore but he usually demonstrates the craft of pitching, sandwiching good starts with the odd brutal outing. The Sox generally go to bat for him, noted by a record of 12-6 when Keuchel is on the mound. The White Sox have a couple of stats that do mean something. They are 19-8 against lefties and as a favorite, they are 50-24 as a favorite. They are only 5-5 in their last 10 at the moment, but their offense is very capable, especially against a suspect left-hander like Minor The Royal have put together a 6-4 record last ten games and swept the Tigers, but the White Sox? This is a whole different ball game. I am wagering on the White Sox, a slight favorite, to win. |
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MLB | Jul 26, 2021 Braves vs Mets |
UNDER 6½ -110 |
Won $100 |
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Braves (Muller) vs Mets (Stroman). The Mets took 2 of 3 against the Jays, gaining a little ground between them and the Braves and Phillies. Marcus Stroman (7-8, 2.59) is on the hill for the Mets this afternoon. Stroman pitched an absolute gem last outing, going 8 innings and allowing only 1 hit. He appears to be completely recovered from his hip soreness that bothered him some starts ago. He also had some run support, so just maybe his W/L record will start to reflect his abilities. The pitcher for the Braves is 23 year old Kyle Muller (1-3, ERA of 2.41 as a starter). Muller has bounced around from farm to major leagues with some frequency, but in between travels has amassed some decent stats. His issue appears to be control. He hasn’t allowed many runs, but does run up his pitch count very quickly. The Mets are a light hitting team, the Braves have some oomph. Stroman’s record is solid vs. the Braves. The Mets have never faced Muller. The total reflects that this is the opening game of a double header. I am wagering that the total goes under. Both bullpens have been much better than average of late. Stroman might finish for himself if he pitches like his last game. And just a side note, but Man, was Mets’ closer Diaz impressive against the Jays yesterday. |
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Age: 59 Will Rogers believes that there is always value somewhere, and he wants to help you find it. Rogers is here to serve as your personal guide through the world of sports investing. He will help you navigate through both opportunities and pitfalls with the one goal to help you make money. These are some of the many attributes Rogers brings to the table. Success: A proven winner in every walk of life. Vision: A laser-like ability to focus on relevant data. Resources: A team of proven handicappers. A vast network of contacts. Background Rogers has worked hard his entire life and he's achieved success at every level. Five years in university. Five years in research. quantitative analysis. Twenty five years in his second passion of running high-end kitchens. He's rubbed shoulders with the rich and big players. Royalty, sometimes. He's built and motivated kitchen brigades. He's taken the heat and he's delivered the product. Before committing to sports investing full-time Rogers was working as a trouble shooter. He was analyzing and resolving issues in failing workplaces. Rogers' career was intense and pressure-filled but he never stopped loving or following sports. With the advent of the Internet, participating in fantasy pools and investing in sports was a natural progression. Success followed. Achievements In Handicapping Rogers officially turned "pro" in 2013. Since then, he's found success in EVERY sport. Right off the bat, his 2013 NHL season was nothing short of phenomenal. He won 67% of ALL plays (for the season!), going 97-48-4 and finishing +$24,786 in net profit! But many consider his most impressive achievement to date to be his incredible performance in the 2014 NFL playoffs. He was 18-3 overall, showing profits of more than +$13,000, and of course he had the Seahawks in the Super Bowl. Not to be outdone, in 2015, Rogers put together an outstanding College Football regular season (+$13,944).Most recently, NBA was Rogers' biggest MONEY-MAKER! He just finished the (2016-17) season by going 116-67-6 with sides and on an overall 17-7 playoff run (4-1 Finals).For whatever reason, May has ALWAYS been Rogers "time of year." 2016 saw him turn a $25,358 profit for the month. Incredibly, May of '17 was EVEN MORE PROFITABLE at $27,960.But even though NBA is now over, don't expect the profits to stop ROLLING in. Rogers has been *ON FIRE* throughout the first half of the MLB season! Money Management/Rating Of Games Rogers takes a conservative long-term approach to investing on sports. He has seen too many sharp handicappers done in by mismanaging their money. He's not interested in unnecessary risk and/or high volatility. He's confident in his abilities. But, he keeps his wager sizes to a small percentage of his bankroll and consistent. He's content in the knowledge that his long-term strategy will produce profits. A 10* rated play represents 0.5 percent of his bankroll. Systems Used For Handicapping Games Rogers and his team take pride in their day-to-day knowledge about every team on the board. They have a wide variety of proven handicapping techniques in their arsenal. Knowing when to utilize and employ is key. Quite frankly, methods will vary from day-to-day, sport-to-sport and week-to-week. Nothing works forever. An ability to shift on the fly and to adjust to changing market conditions keeps the Rogers' group ahead of the curve. Quote: "Even if you are on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." |
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