NFL Week 12 Betting Preview: St. Louis Rams vs. Arizona Cardinals

Date/Time: Sun, Nov 25th, 4:11 PM ET,U of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ

The St. Louis Rams can’t seem to throw down a win. They’re staring down what could be their 7^th reverse of the season when they travel to Glendale, Arizona, to face the 4-6 Cardinals. Brutal, true. Especially fans excited by the prospect that, even while they sit at the bottom of the NFC West, the Rams are a much better team than they were in 2011 when they won just two games.

But there is a silver lining in this one. They’ll face off against a team who hasn’t secured a win October 4^th. Actually, scratch that silver lining. The team they’ll be facing? It’s the Cardinals—the same squad who crushed them on that fateful day in October.

The last time Arizona faced St. Louis, they had a perfect 4-0 record. Then, they were handed a 17-3 loss, and haven’t recovered since. Seriously. Not one game won. Their 6-game losing skid is the worst since their 7-game losing streak two years ago. But if you think the Rams have been fortunate, think again. They’ve gone 0-4-1 since that last matchup.

On Sunday, the Cardinals look to Ryan Lindley to turn his first career start into a victory. Linley stepped in for John Skelton last Sunday, who in turn stepped in for Kevin Kolb (he started in the last Rams matchup).

Sports bettors should note that Linley shouldn’t have to worry too much about throwing an interception against the Rams. St. Louis has yet to force a turnover during their losing streak. Only the Indianapolis Colts of 2001 and the ’06 Redskins have gone five games without a takeaway in 62 shocking years.

The Rams will also need to contend with Arizona’s Beanie Wells. He’s confirmed back for Sunday’s game after recovering from an injury.

St. Louis has good reason to fear Wells. The last time they saw Wells, he rushed for 228 yards in a 23-20 victory. It was a franchise record, and it’s one that Rams fans and NFL bettors won’t soon forget.

Game Odds:
St. Louis Rams: +1.5-110, ML +105
Arizona Cardinals: -1.5-110, ML -125
Game Total: 48, o/u -110

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NCAA Football Preview: Big 12 Thanksgiving showdown pits TCU Horned Frogs (6-4) vs. Texas Longhorns (8-2)

Date/Time: Thu, Nov 22 / 07:35:00 PM ET, Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, Texas

With Texas A&M’s departure from Big 12, the classic Thanksgiving game between the Aggies and the Texas Longhorns is no longer a college football tradition.  The Longhorns (8-2, 5-2 Big 12) have played 75 games on Thanksgiving dating back to 1895, including 64 games against their long time rival Texas A&M.

The Thanksgiving game in Texas is long time tradition that began two years after the Longhorns were founded. Two years after their establishment, the Horns first played Texas A&M on Thanksgiving.

However, things changed this season.  Instead of facing the Aggies, the Longhorns will meet several opponents in the coming years, starting with Big 12’s newcomers, the TCU Horned Frogs, who will travel to Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium for their first Thanksgiving matchup in 84 years.

The Horned Frogs last played on Thanksgiving on November 29, 1928, when they defeated the Southern Methodist Mustangs 15-6.  Despite the newcomer status, TCU (6-4, 3-4) is one of Texas' oldest rivals, having played 82 times, making it the fifth-most played series in Texas history.

The Longhorns have won the last 15 meetings in Austin and own a comfortable 61-20-1 edge over TCU.  The two teams have met just once since the old Southwest Conference was officially dissolved in 1996. Texas won the last meeting, 34-13 in 2007. The game marked the first and only time the two programs met since the Texas beat TCU 27-19 in 1995, the last year of the Southwest Conference.

Texas, which closes its regular season at Kansas State on December 1, has won four straight since dropping back-to-back games vs. No.7 West Virginia and No. 10 Oklahoma (Weeks 5 and 6 respectively).  Quarterback David Ash has responded well to being pulled from the Longhorns' 21-17 victory at Kansas on October 27, completing 72% of his passes and scoring five touchdowns in two games. Ash was 25-of-31 for a career-high 364 yards in the Longhorns' 33-7 victory over Iowa State on November 10^th.

At 6-4 overall and 3-4 in Big 12 play, TCU is out of the conference race, but already qualified for bowl play. The Frogs are coming off a 23-10 loss to the then-No. 1 Wildcats on Nov. 10 and has lost three of their last four games. Over its last three games, TCU had many ups and downs. Trevone Boykin, who took over at quarterback after Casey Pachall left school to deal with substance abuse, has thrown for 14 touchdowns, and eight interceptions.  TCU’s defense, 16th in the country at 326.3 yards allowed, had an acceptable performance against Kansas State two weeks ago, but they haven’t been consistent when playing Big 12 rivals.

The Longhorns will be the fourth team TCU has faced this season which did not play the week before. The Horned Frogs are 3-0 in such games with victories over SMU (24-16), Baylor (49-41) and West Virginia (39-38 in double overtime).

Game Odds:
Texas Christian Horned Frogs: +7-110, ML +240
Texas Longhorns: -7-110, ML -280
Game Total: 58, o/u -110

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NFL Thursday Night Game Preview: Houston Texans vs. Detroit Lions

Date/Time: Thu, Nov 22 / 12:35:00 PM ET, Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan.

This Tuesday night, the Detroit Lions will look to snap a two-game losing streak when they host the Houston Texans in an electrifying Thanksgiving match.

The Texans are without any doubt one of the best two teams in the NFL, but last week’s performance vs. Jacksonville left fans with more questions than answers. Houston (9-1) turned it on in the fourth quarter to force overtime and eventually win 43-37 over the mediocre Jacksonville Jaguars. After winning two close victories against Chicago and Buffalo, Houston exploded offensively on Sunday, totaling 640 yards against the Jaguars. QB Matt Schaub set a career-high 527 yards and five touchdowns while WR Andre Johnson completed 273 yards and a TD on 14 receptions.

But despite the improvements in the offense, Houston’s defense simply fell short against the Jaguars.  In their previous three games, the Texans limited their opponents to 13 points or less, however, the Texans allowed the 1-9 Jacksonville Jaguars a total of 37 points, 458 yards, four touchdowns, 6.9 yards a play and 17 first downs.

Houston needs more than some defensive adjustments; they also need to get ready for what’s coming. The Texans kick off a three-game road swing that could be critical to their playoff positioning. Right after their game at Ford Field, the Texans will travel south to play AFC South foe Tennessee before they face the New England Patriots in a NFL Monday night matchup at Gillette Stadium.

For the Detroit Lions (4-6), currently sit last in the NFC North, things haven’t improved much in recent weeks. Last weekend, Detroit let a lead to slip away in the fourth quarter to end up falling to the Green Bay Packers 24-20.

The Lions faltered right when the team needed to secure the victory. QB Matthew Stafford threw two picks, fumbled once and scored no pints in the fourth quarter. Overall, Stafford threw for 266 yards, completing 17 of his 39 attempts. The loss was the second in a row for the Lions and puts the team closer to their second three-game losing streak of the year.

But Detroit’s long list of problems doesn’t end here. As it was announced by head Coach Jim Schwartz, wide receiver Titus Young was declared inactive and won't see action against the Texans. The reason?  For second time in six months, Young, who completed only seven catches for 79 yards over the last three games, was sent home for behavior reasons Monday and probably won't even practice over the next few days.

Game Odds:
Houston Texans: -3-115, ML -165
Detroit Lion: +3-105, ML +145
Game Total: 49, o/u -110

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Playing on Thanksgiving isn’t exactly a new experience for the Detroit Lions; who have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game for 73 years. Unfortunately for the Lions, the team has lost 8 of the last games played on Thanksgiving (15-27 in 2011 vs. Green Bay, 45-24 in 2010 vs. New England, 34-12 in 2009 vs. Green Bay, 47-10 in 2008 vs. Tennessee, 26-37 in 2007 vs. Green Bay, 27-10 in 2006 vs. Miami, 27-7 in 2005 vs. Atlanta and 41-9 in 2004 vs. Indianapolis). Last year the Lions lost to the Green Bay Packers in a game notable for Ndamukong Suh’s stomp of an offensive lineman that ended up earning him a two-game suspension.

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If your idea of online slot machines at virtual casinos involves pressing a button and hoping three symbols—most likely bananas and cherries—match up, you’ve been living under the proverbial rock.

Assuming that slot machines involve aligning three cherries and hoping that things match up is like assuming that the Buffalo Bills will make it to the Super Bowl. This isn’t 1994—the last time Buffalo found themselves vying for the top prize—and a lot’s changed at online casinos.

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Also, symbols don’t necessarily have to match across. Because of all the pay lines, symbols can line up in all sorts of zigzag style directions for even more opportunity to win.

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The easiest way to calculate horse race betting odds

If you’ve ever been to the racetrack, chances are you’ve seen the tote board. It’s that gigantic board with tons of horse race betting information that you should pay attention to.

It features things like track condition, post time, minutes to post, the race number, and more—all information you need for betting success. But perhaps the most important part of the tote board is the odds.

The betting odds, however, don’t tell you how much cash the horse will pay you. Instead, it tells the amount of profit you’ll score and the amount you need to lay down to score that profit when you bet on horse racing.

For example, let’s say the horse race wagering tote board lists odds as 6-5. That simply means that you’ll score $6 for every $5 you wager. And 30-1 means you’d net $30 in profit for every $1 you wager. But there’s one thing you need to know when looking at the tote board odds. They’re actually rounded off. So 3-1 odds might actually be 2.9-1.

Now that you know how much profit you stand to win through horse race wagering, you can use the tote board information to figure out what the exact win odds are on a specific horse.

First, look at the total win pool and amount bet on that particular horse. The total pool includes all the money bet on all the horses to win. It is not, however, the total amount of cash that will be paid out to winners.

Before the track hands out cash, they’ll take between 14% and 20%. That’s their fee, and it’s standard (hey, the track needs to make some money).

To calculate the precise odds on your horse, just subtract the take from the total prize pool, and then subtract the amount bet on your horse. You’ll then have the total amount of cash that will be paid out.

Take that figure and divide it by the amount bet on your horse to get the precise odds. Here’s an example.

Let’s say the total prize pool is $900. The amount bet on horse #1 to win is $300. The track takes 15% of the total prize pool, which is $135. That leaves $765 in the prize pool. Now, take $765 and subtract the amount to win, which was $300. You’re left with $465. Finally, divide $465 by $300 and you’ll get 1.55. Because you need to round this figure off, you’re left with 1.5-1 odds.

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Monday Night Football Betting Preview: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Date/Time: Mon, Nov 12th / 08:11:00 PM ET, Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA

Quick sports fact. The Pittsburgh Steelers haven’t lost a Monday Night Football home game in more than 20 years. Yes, that’s years. Here’s another quick NFL fact you should pay attention to. The Kansas City Chiefs suck.

The 1-7 Chiefs are unprecedentedly ugly this season. They’re the first team since 1929 to not lead at one point or another during regulation play after seven games.

Last week, the Chargers’ Philip Rivers threw just as many TD passes as he did incompletions, ultimately leading the Chargers to a 31-13 victory over the Chiefs, and forcing Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel to remove himself as the team’s defensive coordinator.

Matt Cassel will start tonight as QB against the Steelers, but it should be noted that he’s thrown 11 interceptions so far this NFL season. And he’s added eight fumbles and lost seven—not exactly MVP material to say the least. Sadly, the Chiefs do lead the league in one thing, though. Turnovers. They’ve got 29 of them. Ouch.

In gold and black, Ben Roethlisberger continues to look solid, and the Steelers defense continues to get healthy. At the start of the NFL season, Pittsburgh had everyone a little worried after kicking things off with a 1-2 record. But with a 5-3 record right now, and sitting in second in the AFC North, the Steelers are now looking like solid playoff contenders.

The Chiefs will not only face a defensive line that ranks in the top 5 against the run, and ranks the best against the pass in the entire league, they will also have the stats against them. The Steelers are 18-9 in their all-time series matchups against Kansas City, which includes a 13-9 win at Arrowhead Stadium last season.

Game Odds:
Kansas City Chiefs: +13-115, ML +450
Pittsburgh Steelers: -13-105, ML -600
Game Total: 40.5, o/u: -110

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NCAA Game Preview: Syracuse Orange hosts No.9 Louisville Cardinals on Saturday

Date/Time: Sat, Nov 10 / 12:00:00 PM ET, Carrier Dome, Syracuse, New York

The undefeated Louisville Cardinals (9-0, 4-0 Big East) will be looking for their first 10-win season since Bobby Petrino’s days in 2006, when they visit the Carrier Dome to face the Syracuse Orange (4-5, 3-2 Big East).

This is an absolutely critical game for Louisville in its quest for the BCS title.  The Cardinals, ranked No. 9 in the latest BCS standings, are one of only six unbeaten teams in the NCAA Football. In the BCS, the Cardinals are right behind Georgia and Florida, who each have one loss, and LSU and South Carolina, with two losses apiece.

With only three games left in the regular season’s schedule, Louisville is tied for first place in the Big East with Rutgers.  Following their game vs. Syracuse, the Cardinals will head back home to play the Connecticut Huskies, and will meet the Scarlet Knights in the last game of the season to vie for the league’s automatic bid into the BCS bowl.

For Louisville Coach Charlie Strong, this is not an impossible task.  Strong leaded his team to two bowls his first two seasons (Beef O’ Bardy’s Bowl in 2010 and Belk Bowl in 2011) and wants his Louisville Cardinals to win this game and secure a third consecutive post season game. A key to fulfill this goal is Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater, who is coming off a five-touchdown performance in a 45-17 win over Temple.   One week after setting a career-record of 416 yards, Bridgewater completed 19 of 28 passes for 324 yards and a career-best five TDs in a 45-17 victory over the Temple Owls.  So far this season, Bridgewater has thrown 18 touchdown passes and four interceptions and ranks in the top 10 in both quarterback rating and completion percentage.

The 45-17 victory over Temple ended a string of close games for Louisville; including an overtime 34-31 home victory over Cincinnati and a 27-25 home win over South Florida. Now, while Bridgewater and the offensive team have shinned all season, Louisville’s defense has fell a bit short, surrendering an average of 148.0 yards on the ground and more than 22 points per game.

But while the Syracuse Orange is one of the more erratic football teams in the Big East, they have proven to be capable of taking down Top 25 opponents at home when they need it.  Last year, Syracuse shocked No. 11 West Virginia and has won its last three at home. With only three games left (the other two are on the road against Missouri and Temple) the team has to win two of its final three games to achieve the six wins and become eligible for a bowl game.

Orange will rely on quarterback Ryan Nassib to lead the way. He has thrown for a school-record 2,773 yards as the Orange has produced three 500-yard receivers in a season for the first time - Marcus Sales with 722, Alec Lemon 569, and Jarrod West 523.

Game Odds:
Louisville Cardinals: -1.5-110, ML -135
Syracuse Orange: +1.5-110, ML +115
Game Total: 57.5, o/u -110

Louisville leads 6-5 (last meeting, 2011, Louisville 27-10). The Cardinals defeated Syracuse at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium last season, winning 27-10 and limiting Syracuse to just 246 yards of total offense.

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NFL Sunday Betting Preview: Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots

Date/Time: Sun, Nov 11 / 01:11:00 PM ET, Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA

The Bills are depressing. We said it. After scoring a pair of early wins at the beginning of the season, they’ve managed to drop four of their last five matchups, earning a 3-5 record and a dead-last spot in the AFC east.

We won’t even bother discussing their worst loss of the season—that 45-3 blowout by the 49ers that probably cost a lot of money to fans and bettors (or made smart gamblers very rich, depending on how you slice it). Their second-worst defeat? It came at the hands of their AFC East rivals, the New England Patriots, on September 30^th when they were bested 52-28.

On Sunday at 1pm ET, they’ll take the road to play the Patriots in a rematch that pretty much everyone is handing to New England. The Pats are 14 points favorite to win this game according to the latest odds on NFL . While the Bills still have a chance to perform an upset, there’s not much hope in Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, whose arm strength fails to match the solidness of his $59 million contract.

But there is hope for the Bills in C.J. Spiller. When he gets his hands on the ball, C.J. Spiller is absolutely explosive. His agility and lightning speed is a defender’s worst nightmare. In his last meeting with New England, the Pats managed to contain him—on 10 touches he totaled a mere 38 yards—but he’s averaging an NFL-best 7.2 yards per carry.

Couple him with veteran Fred Jackson in the backfield and you’ve got a lethal combination for an explosive running game. With Spiller and Jackson, Buffalo has one of the most solid one-two running back punches. Right now, the Bills are 6^th in the NFL in rushing with 141.2 yards per game.

But the seemingly untouchable force to be reckoned with is brought back to earth with some disappointing weaknesses. Buffalo’s run defense is horrible—they rank 31^st in the league against the run. They’ve allowed 169.4 yards per game and they’ve proven that they lack what it takes to stop opponents on the ground.

Couple that with incredibly disappointing defensive end Mario Williams and you’ve got a recipe for mediocrity at best. Williams scored the largest contract for a defender in league history during the offseason, but he hasn’t demonstrated that he’s worth even 1% of the $100 million his 6-year contract hands him. And there’s only so much reference to his wrist injury that fans can take.

Game Odds:
Buffalo Bills: +11-110, ML +425
New England Patriots: -11-110, ML -550
Game Total: 52.5, o/u-110

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NCAA Tuesday Night Betting Preview: Ball St. Cardinals vs. No.23 Toledo Rockets

Date/Time: Tue, Nov 6 / 08:05:00 PM ET, Glass Bowl, Toledo, Ohio

Series Record: Toledo leads, 19-17-1. The game is scheduled for an 8:00 pm start time and it will be televised nationally on ESPN2.

It's been a while since the Toledo Rockets (8-1, 5-0 Mid-American Conference) made it into the NCAA Top 25 rankings. But just a few days after cracking the BCS rankings, the Rockets will face a tough task when they welcome the Ball State Cardinals (6-3, 3-2 MAC) in a key Mid-American Conference battle.

The Rockets, who entered the BCS rankings for the first time since 2001; are having its most successful season in years and currently hold one of the best records in the MAC West Division, but despite winning 8 straight games and losing only one, the team needs to score a few more victories to secure a spot in the Top 25.

At this point of the season, Northern Illinois and Kent State are just behind Toledo, at 26th and 27th respectively, which means that a loss against Ball State will leave the Rockets behind the Northern Illinois Huskies and reduce their chances to win the MAC West. The Huskies are 9-1, with their only loss being a one-point defeat to Iowa in the season opener. Toledo’s only reverse of the season also came in the season opener when the Rockets loss 17-24 against the Arizona Wildcats.

Meanwhile, the Ball State Cardinals are 6-3 overall and a 3-2 conference record. Their two losses in conference came against much stronger opponents: Kent State and the MAC leader Northern Illinois.

While the Cardinals are far from a perfect season, the team could enhance its bowl prospects with a victory against the Rockets. Coincidentally, the Cardinals were one of two eligible teams left out of a bowl last year after finishing 1-3. The Cardinals won their last two road games and came up just short in a 45-43 loss vs. Kent State.

Game Odds:
Ball State Cardinals: +6.5-110, ML +220
Toledo Rockets:  -6.5-110, ML -260
Game Total: 69.5, o/u-110

Both teams have difficult remaining games, with Toledo playing at Northern Illinois on Nov. 14, possibly for the division title, and Ball State hosting Ohio (9-1, ranked earlier this year) on Nov. 14 and on Nov. 23 at Miami (Ohio), the only team to beat Ohio.

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SportsBettingOnline.ag Credits Accounts of Sports Bettors Affected by Hurricane Sandy

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NFL Betting Preview: Kansas City Chiefs vs San Diego Chargers

San Diego Chargers vs Kansas City Chiefs

Date/Time: Thu, Nov 1 / 08:11:00 PM ET, Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

If Kansas City loses tonight it'll be five straight for them. The worst part is the Chiefs are actually the first team since 1940, to not hold a lead in regulation time in their first seven games.

They managed to win against the Saints on September 23^rd, but that came in overtime.

This week, Kansas City is counting on Matt Cassel to spearhead the win, being that QB Brady Quinn will not be playing due to a blow to the head he received in their game against the Raiders.

Truth be told, the Chargers haven’t been at all impressive, but winning against a weak Chiefs team shouldn't prove too difficult.
That’s assuming they can up their running game, which was mediocre against Cleveland last week.

The Chiefs allow 29.9 points per contest. And they’ve lost eight of ten against San Diego. If you're betting this game, you might want to take the Chiefs record into consideration before blowing off the Chargers’ lack of offensive line skill.

San Diego has lost three straight; but they're the stronger of the two teams so a bet on them probably makes sense. 


Game Odds:
Kansas City Chiefs: +7.5-110, ML +270
San Diego Chargers: -7.5 -110, ML -330
Game Total: 41, o/u-110

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