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| Two Best Bets have surfaced for Tuesday night and Stryker is going to be right there to rake in the cash. Tom is busting out with his 30-9 ATS NBA Game 2 Super Play and Rare 4* MLB Best Bet of the Month. Go get 'em |
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| Last 7 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Overall Picks | +605.0 units | +66.5% | 88% | 7-1 |
| Moneyline Picks | +415.0 units | +88.3% | 100% | 4-0 |
| ATS Picks | +190.0 units | +43.2% | 75% | 3-1 |
| Top Play Picks | +100.0 units | +90.9% | 100% | 1-0 |
| Last 30 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| Overall Picks | +474.0 units | +9.6% | 58% | 25-18 |
| Moneyline Picks | +394.0 units | +19.2% | 65% | 11-6 |
| Top Play Picks | +190.0 units | +43.2% | 75% | 3-1 |
| ATS Picks | +80.0 units | +2.8% | 54% | 14-12 |
| Last 60 days | Units | ROI | Pct | WL |
| ATS Picks | +420.0 units | +5.9% | 56% | 35-28 |
| Overall Picks | +371.0 units | +3.5% | 55% | 50-41 |
| Top Play Picks | +160.0 units | +13.2% | 60% | 6-4 |
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MLB | May 21, 2013 St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Diego Padres |
St. Louis Cardinals -140 at BETONLINE |
Won $100 |
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Off last night's surprising 4-2 win over St. Louis, San Diego will be in trouble on Tuesday night. The Cardinals have been automatic off a blemish (20-6 SU in their last 26) and the Redbirds have shown complete domination in this series winning 70 of their last 101 meetings. On the bump for the Cards will be Padres killer Adam Wainwright. After getting knocked around in a May 4th start at Milwaukee, No. 50 got back into a groove in his last two performances against the Mets and Rockies allowing three earned runs and eight hits in 15.0 innings of work. Wainwright fanned 15 and walked only two in those battles. In five starts against San Diego, Adam owns a decent 3-2 mark and an impressive 0.97 ERA. Right-hander Edinson Volquez will counter for the Padres. In his last start on May 16th at home against Washington, No. 37 didn't have his best stuff. Volquez was smashed for five earned runs and five hits in just 5.0 frames. Edinson walked four en route to a 6-2 loss. Overall, this year, Volquez has been average-at-best allowing 30 earned runs and 53 hits in 48.2 innings. That adds up to a lofty 5.55 ERA. Control has been a problem too. Edinson has 24 free passes. There are plenty of angles that help our cause too. St. Louis has posted wins in 51 of its last 74 after a poor offensive outing in which it scored two runs or less and tasted victory in 49 of its last 71 with Wainwright on the bump owning four days of rest. On the flip side, San Diego has dropped 13 of its last 19 in the second game of a series and seven of its last 10 with Volquez holding the pill. The Redbirds rarely lose back-to-back games and there is plenty of history and pitching here to help. Take St. Louis with Wainwright. Thank you and best of luck, Tom Stryker. |
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NBA | May 21, 2013 Memphis Grizzlies vs. San Antonio Spurs |
Memphis Grizzlies +5½-110 at BMAKER |
Won $100 |
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If you think Memphis is going to run and hide after getting clobbered in Game One of the Western Conference Finals, you are mistaken. The Grizzlies lost their series opener to the LA Clippers and Oklahoma City and stormed back to defeat both and advance. Technically speaking, Memphis has bounced back nicely coming off a blemish posting a respectable 27-10 SU and 23-14 ATS record in its next game. In this role matched up against an opponent that checks in off a straight up win, the Grizzlies improve to a solid 13-4 SU and 14-3 ATS. Equally impressive, Memphis has been one of the league's best underdogs too. According to my notes, the Grizzlies hold a lucrative 51-32-3 ATS mark in its last 86 as a pup including 24-9 ATS in this set provided Memphis is matched up against an opponent that enters off two or more straight up wins. With those two parameters lives and the Grizzlies NOT off a blowout win of 10 points or more, this angle jumps to a money-making 20-4-1 ATS. Game 2 of the Conference Finals have historically been a solid spot for the live underdog too. According to my database, pups in this specific setting are a money-making 24-9-3 ATS dating back to 1995. Overall, Game 2 playoff teams in any round that that own a won/loss percentage greater than .600 that take the floor off a straight up loss are a lucrative 58-38-4 ATS dating back to postseason action in 1991. Underdog in this setting improve to a jaw-dropping 32-12-2 ATS including a powerful 30-9-2 ATS in this set priced at +2.5 or more. The Grizzlies proud defense got embarrassed in the Western Conference Finals opener. That won't be the case in Game 2. Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol and Mike Conley will make adjustments and pull off this upset. Take Memphis. Thank you and best of luck, Tom Stryker. |
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