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Wednesday 10/15/2025:  -2.42 Units

❌ NHL: Mackie Samoskevich Over 1.5 Shots On Goal - 1 Unit (-142) - Lost - -1.42 units

❌ NHL: Tage Thompson Anytime Goal Scorer - 1 Unit (+130) - Lost - -1 units

We bet on Samoskevich’s shot volume ticking up, but Detroit smothered Florida’s secondary forwards and the Panthers finished with just 22 shots in a 4–1 loss. Two late empty-net goals for Detroit also cut off any chance at a frantic shot push from Florida. Samoskevich logged roughly fifteen minutes with a short look on the power play, yet he never registered a shot on goal—too many touches along the wall, not enough clean looks in the slot. With the Red Wings controlling pace and keeping entries to the outside, this over was never truly live.

This one stung because the game environment was everything we wanted—Buffalo won a track meet 8–4 with a four-goal second period, two power-play strikes, and even a short-handed tally. Thompson, though, played facilitator rather than finisher: two assists, no shots on goal, and several sequences where the puck funneled to linemates for the last touch. The Sabres spread the scoring around, with names like Jack Quinn, Jason Zucker, Ryan McLeod, and Alex Tuch handling most of the finishing. Thompson still saw ample time with the extra skater, but his shot selection skewed unselfish and the volume we needed never materialized. Right game script, wrong pick for the ticket.

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NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals - 1 Unit (-114) - 8:15pm ET

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Andrei Iosivas Over 1.5 Receptions

Analysis:

We’re playing the role and volume. Despite three drops last week, Zac Taylor said Iosivas keeps his No. 3 receiver job, and the usage backs it up: 184 routes this season (Tee Higgins 209, Ja’Marr Chase 217). With two tight ends out, Cincinnati leaned on 11 personnel on 88.7% of snaps and should again with Joe Flacco projected for 36–37 attempts… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals - 1 Unit (+130) - 8:15pm ET

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Joe Flacco Over 235.5 Passing Yards

Analysis:

We’re fading yardage, not volume. In his Bengals debut, Flacco threw for 219 yards on 4.9 yards per attempt, a profile built on quick throws rather than explosives. Pittsburgh’s pass rush is surging with five-plus sacks in three straight games, the exact kind of heat that shortens drops, forces check-downs, and stalls drives… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

📢 In Other Sports News

NFL rolls into Week 7 with the rumor mill humming - Bill Barnwell maps out 13 trade ideas that actually make sense, while fresh sleeper lists and survivor-pool guides sharpen your lineup and knockout decisions for the weekend.  In college football, a deep dive unpacks how Penn State unraveled under James Franklin, midseason awards have Alabama’s Ty Simpson trending as the Heisman frontrunner, and the playoff picture at the halfway mark sorts the true contenders from the noise.  On the diamond, Toronto slugged its way back into the ALCS with a homer-heavy win in Seattle, Gold Glove finalists are set across both leagues, and Yadier Molina signals a full-time return to the dugout as he talks with St. Louis about joining the coaching staff.  And on this date in 1969, the “Miracle Mets” closed out Baltimore 5–3 at Shea to claim their first World Series title - one of October’s all-time upsets.

NFL 🏈 

• 2025 NFL trade deadline: Proposing 13 offers that make sense

• Fantasy sleepers NFL Week 7: Ten high-upside lineup plays

• NFL football knockout, survivor pool picks, advice, strategy for Week 7, 2025

College Football 🏈

• How Penn State unraveled under James Franklin

• 2025 midseason college football awards: Alabama's Ty Simpson on track to win Heisman

• Where we are in the College Football Playoff race halfway through the season

MLB ⚾️

• Big dingers in Seattle: Blue Jays power back into ALCS

• Here are all the Gold Glove Award finalists

• Cardinals Legend Yadier Molina Makes Major Announcement About His Future

Today in Sports History 10/16

• 1969 - “Miracle Mets” clinch it. New York defeats Baltimore 5–3 in Game 5 at Shea Stadium to win the franchise’s first World Series.

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