Sportsmemo.com handicapper Ted Sevransky (@teddy_covers) breaks down Week 4 of the 2018 NFL season.
Betting
Micah Roberts leads the contest with a 10-5 ATS record.
In this episode of Fantasy Outlaws, Heidi Fang, Adam Hill and Ed Graney give their opinions on who to pick up from the waiver wire, and who to start and who to sit for Week 4 of the NFL season
October reigns supreme for sports bettors. Football rages. Baseball flourishes. Hockey and basketball begin. I’ll take October for cashing tickets.
The Raiders appear poised to break the Curse of Chucky — or Curse of Khalil Mack or whatever you want to call their losing streak — against the Browns on Sunday at the Oakland Coliseum.
Paul Stone leads the contest with a 14-6 ATS record.
The Gold Sheet editor Bruce Marshall provides the Review-Journal with NFL tech notes and trends.
The Golden Eagles’ defense, built on speed rather than size, averages just 221 pounds per starter.
The Kansas City Chiefs are 3-0 ATS and over the total this season.
The bad beat for bettors who wagered on under 55½ points turned out to be a miracle win for a William Hill gambler at SLS Las Vegas who had over 55 on a $100 10-team college football parlay that he hit for $72,000.
Best bets from Todd Dewey, Bernie Fratto, Mitch Moss and Kelly Stewart.
Since Thursday Night Football started in 2006, visiting teams traveling two time zones West for the game are 0-10 straight up and ATS.
The Gold Sheet editor Bruce Marshall provides tech notes and trends for the Review-Journal.
The Review-Journal’s Todd Dewey and The Linq Hotel sports book director John Lukasik preview Week 4 of the NFL season.
The Review-Journal’s Todd Dewey and The Linq Hotel sports book director John Lukasik preview Week 5 of the college football season.
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