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    Trends and Indexes

    Monday, November 3

    Good Luck on day #307 of 2014!

    NOTE:
    As information becomes available, we will attempt to post the trends and indexes as soon as possible.
    Information is posted from what we believe are reliable sources.
    Any opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the posting member or BettorsChat.


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  • #2
    Armadillo: Monday's six-pack

    Six intriguing football games on next weekend's card.......

    -- Alabama (-6) @ LSU-- Both teams had this past weekend off.

    -- Baylor @ Oklahoma (-4.5)-- Sooners gained 1,284 yards in last two games.

    -- Ohio State @ Michigan State (-3.5)-- Dantonio is a highly underrated coach.

    -- Notre Dame @ Arizona State (-1.5)-- ASU has the Irish QB (Kelly).

    -- Kansas State @ TCU (-5)-- Lot of purple in crowd for this big game.

    -- 49ers @ Saints (-3.5)-- 4-4 Niners try to avoid going under .500.

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    Armadillo: Monday's List of 13: Wrapping up a sports weekend.........

    13) Saints 28, Panthers 10-- New Orleans snapped long road losing skid by holding Carolina to 231 yards. 4-4 Saints are in first place in AFC South. Carolina is 1-5-1 in last seven games after its 2-0 start; they scored total of 36 points (3 TD’s on last 30 drives) in last three games.

    12) Dolphins 37, Chargers 0-- Severe ugliness for San Diego, which heads into its bye on 3-game skid. San Diego's last win in south Florida was famous playoff game in 1981, when Kellen Winslow led his team to a win, then was helped off field- they lost last eight visits to Miami since then.

    11) Bengals 33, Jaguars 23-- LSU rookie Hill came off bench, ran ball 24 times for 154 yards; now we know why Les Miles didn't toss him off the team when he got in trouible last fall-- he's really good. His 154 rushing yards were most by a Bengal in any one game in last five years.

    10) Browns 22, Buccaneers 17-- Every team in AFC North is over .500. Cleveland is 5-3 halfway thru season- they have big Thursday night game with Cincinnati coming up this week. Rookie WR Evans caught seven balls for 124 yards, two TDs for Bucs; ironic because he was Johnny Manziel's #1 target at Texas A&M.

    9) Vikings 29, Redskins 26-- Washington had ball, 10-0 lead with less than 2:00 left in half, threw a pick, Vikings scored, gained momentum-- this turned into fun game in second half. Think rookie QB Bridgewater learned during game from watching RGIII use his feet to pick up key first downs- he needs to use his mobility more.

    Odd stat: Jay Gruden is 0-6 on replay challenges; the NFL average is 36%.

    8) Eagles 31, Texans 21-- "Costly victory" is a cliche, but Philly lost QB Foles, LB Ryans for year with injuries; Mark Sanchez (15-22/202, 2 TD, 2 INT) is now Eagles' QB. Houston rookie Clowney sat out another game; NFL.com reported that Texans coaches are getting frustrated because Clowney has already missed seven games.

    7) Chiefs 24, Jets 10-- Don't think the Jets get outcoached? In their last six games, Jet opponents, on their first drive of the game, have scored four TDs, two FGs, with 394 yards allowed on 46 plays (8.6 yards per play). Chiefs converted 8 of 13 on 3rd down, in only game this week with no turnovers by either side.

    6) Cardinals 28, Cowboys 17-- Romo didn't play; only Cowboy TD before last 2:00 was scored by their defense. Arizona (7-1) has best record in NFL; they had four TDs in four trips to red zone. Dallas scored seven points in three red zone drives-- they've scored exactly 17 points in all three losses

    5) Rams 13, 49ers 10-- Niners had 1st-and-goal from inside 3-yard line with 0:43 left but didn't score, as Kaepernick fumbled on QB sneak on last play of game. Rams had to make 18 personnel moves during week to replenish an injury-ravaged roster, this was a really good win for them.

    4) Patriots 43, Broncos 21-- 110 passes were thrown in this game, most in history of NFL, for a non-OT game. Patriots converted 6-11 on third down, won field position by 14 yards. Brady is now 11-5 in games vs Manning; Patriots won last five games (4-1 vs spread); they covered 14 of last 18 when getting points, are 26-18 vs spread in last 44 home games.

    3) Seahawks 30, Raiders 24-- Seattle led 24-3 at half, but blocked punt for TD got Oakland back in game. Raiders are winless, but none of their four losses in true road games were by more than 10 points. Odd note on Seattle: on their first drives in third quarter this season, Seattle offense has been outscored 7-3 by opponents' defense or special teams- they've gained only 148 yards om 43 plays on those drives.

    2) Steelers 36, Ravens 23-- Roethlisberger is first QB in NFL history to throw 12 TD passes in two-game span. Of the 22 guys who started for Baltimore's Super Bowl champs two years ago, only eight of those players are still on the Ravens.

    Steelers play their first road game in four weeks next week- they've got one home game between now and December 20th.

    1) Other notes from this weekend:
    -- Steelers' retired Joe Greene's #75, just second number they've retired.
    -- 45-year old Dwayne Roloson was Anaheim's emergency backup goalie Sunday; they lost two other goalies to injuries this weekend.
    -- Minnesota Twins offered Paul Molitor their managing job.
    -- Six most popular picks in Westgate contest went 2-4, are 28-26 this season.

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    • #3
      NCAAF opening line report: Alabama opens as 6-point road faves vs. LSU

      Alabama Crimson Tide at LSU Tigers (+6)

      Alabama, where Nick Saban coaches, hopes to keep its college football playoff hopes right on track. Louisiana State, where Saban once coached, would love to send the Crimson Tide right off the rails.

      That matchup is the biggest of Week 11, as teams gear up for the final mad dash to the end of college football’s regular season.

      The Crimson Tide sit at 7-1 SU and are coming off a bye after dropping Tennessee 34-20, but they fell short as a massive 20-point road favorite. In fact, ‘Bama is just 2-6 ATS, tied with a host of other teams for the third-worst spread-covering record in the nation.

      Meanwhile, LSU is 7-2 SU and ATS and also coming off a bye after knocking off previously unbeaten Mississippi 10-7 as a 4-point home underdog. The Tigers have won and cashed three in a row since getting trounced 41-7 at Auburn as a 7-point pup.

      “The bye came at a really good time for the Tigers, emotionally and physically. They’ve got renewed confidence after beating Ole Miss, which was a sloppy win,” said John Lester, senior lines manager for bookmaker.eu. “We’ll keep an eye on (Alabama running back) T.J. Yeldon’s status (foot injury) as the week progresses and we expect he’ll be fine, but there’s rarely a shortage of talent in ‘Bama’s backfield. No question the Tide should be favorites here.”

      Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Arizona State Sun Devils (-1.5)

      Notre Dame (7-1 SU, 5-3 ATS) still harbors playoff hopes, but it can’t afford to lose another game, and even then will need a lot of help in the way of losses from higher-ranked teams. On Saturday, the Fighting Irish blew a 28-7 lead at Navy, ultimately having to rally for a 49-39 victory as a 14-point road chalk.

      Likewise, ASU (7-1 SU, 4-4 ATS) has only one blemish on its record as it tries to claim the Pac-10 title. The Sun Devils fended off Utah 19-16 in overtime Saturday, falling short as 6.5-point home faves.

      “The Irish have a chance to impress the playoff committee here, but I’m not confident they can get it done,” Lester said. “Navy's triple-option wears opponents out, and it did last week, so you have to wonder if there’ll be a defensive hangover. ASU’s protection along the line is certainly a concern. The Sun Devils will need to keep this contest low-scoring.”

      Ohio State Buckeyes at Michigan State Spartans (-3.5)

      Michigan State (7-1 SU, 5-3 ATS) is definitely in the thick of the four-team playoff chase, coming off a 35-11 spanking of instate rival Michigan as a 17-point home chalk, then getting a bye this past weekend.

      Ohio State (6-1 SU, 5-2 ATS) is also coming off a bye and looking to play spoiler while shoring up its Big 10 title hopes. The Buckeyes barely held off Penn State in their last outing, winning 31-24 in overtime while failing to cover as a 14-point road fave.

      “The postseason implications are huge, and we’ll have a ton of action on this marquee matchup,” Lester said. “There was no look-ahead for the Buckeyes last week, and they appear to be focused and prepared for this one. However, with the extra time and the home-field advantage, I like the Spartans to win again.”

      Oregon Ducks at Utah Utes (+9.5)

      Marcus Mariota and Oregon (8-1 SU, 5-4 ATS) aim to stay on track in the Pac-12 and in the national playoff picture. The Ducks come in off a 45-16 throttling of Stanford as a 7-point home favorite, their fourth straight win and cover since a stunning home upset loss to Arizona.

      Utah has been an upstart this season and one of the best teams in the nation at the betting window, going 6-2 SU and 7-1 ATS. On Saturday night, the Utes couldn’t get the win, but did get the cover in a 19-16 overtime loss at Arizona State as 6.5-point pups.

      “Oregon passed the smell test against a very good Stanford defense, and they’ll have to do the same here because the Utes can certainly get after the quarterback,” Lester said. “Utah will aim to shorten this game. There’s no pressure on the home team here, they’ll be loose, and I expect they’ll have some wise-guy support. They’ve been fantastic against the number this year.”

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      • #4
        NHL roundup: Bruins give Julien contract extension

        The Boston Bruins announced Sunday that coach Claude Julien was given a multi-year contract extension.

        Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

        Julien is 317-171-65 in 553 games with a .632 win percentage as the Bruins' coach. He is in his eighth season.

        Julien won the Jack Adams Trophy as the NHL's top coach in 2008-09 and the NHL Coach of the Year honors from The Sporting News that season.

        The Bruins have advanced to the playoffs in each of Julien's seasons as coach.

        ---Nashville Predators defenseman Anton Volchenkov was suspended four games without pay for an illegal check to the head of Calgary Flames forward Michael Ferland, the NHL announced.

        ---Los Angeles Kings forward Jordan Nolan has been suspended for two games, without pay, for boarding Detroit Red Wings forward Darren Helm on Friday.

        ---New York Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh is out three to four weeks with a separated shoulder.

        The Rangers are dealing with several other injuries. X-rays for defenseman Kevin Klein for a left foot contusion were negative. He is out for Monday's game against the St. Louis Blues. Center Derek Stepan is day to day with a broken left leg. He is also out Monday.

        The Rangers also placed forward Ryan Malone on waivers, according to reports.

        ---Edmonton Oilers left wing Taylor Hall will be sidelined for two to four weeks with an MCL sprain in his knee.

        Hall, 22, was injured Saturday, when he crashed into the Vancouver Canucks' goal.

        Also, Oilers defenseman and captain Andrew Ference will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Monday for a high hit.

        ---The Calgary Flames placed center Joe Colborne on injured reserve and recalled forward Sven Baertschi from Adirondack of the AHL.

        Colborne has been out with an upper body injury.

        ---The Buffalo Sabres signed forward Justin Bailey to a three-year, entry-level contract.

        The Sabres also recalled forward Johan Larsson from the AHL's Rochester Americans.

        ---The Arizona Coyotes recalled forward Tobias Rieder from Portland of the AHL.

        ---Center Anze Kopitar returned to the Los Angeles Kings' lineup after he missed three games with an upper-body injury.

        ---The Anaheim Ducks recalled goaltender Jason LaBarbera from the Norfolk Admirals, Anaheim's primary development affiliate in the AHL.

        ---Arizona Coyotes right wing Tobias Rieder, taken by the Edmonton Oilers in the fourth round of the 2011 draft, made his NHL debut Sunday.

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        • #5
          NHL
          Armadillo's Write-Up

          Monday, November 3


          Hot teams
          -- Blues won their last four games, allowing seven goals. Rangers won three of last four at home.

          Cold teams
          -- None

          Series records
          -- Rangers lost three of last four games with St Louis.

          Totals
          -- Under is 4-1-1 in last six St Louis-Ranger games.




          NHL

          Monday, November 3


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          Trend Report
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          7:00 PM
          ST. LOUIS vs. NY RANGERS
          St. Louis is 7-1 SU in their last 8 games when playing on the road against NY Rangers
          St. Louis is 7-2 SU in their last 9 games when playing NY Rangers
          NY Rangers are 2-7 SU in their last 9 games when playing St. Louis
          NY Rangers are 4-2 SU in their last 6 games


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          NHL

          Monday, November 3


          Home moneyline faves keep producing results

          Home moneyline favorites have been cashing tickets at a rapid rate so far in the young NHL season.

          Home faves are 71-30-8-6 on the moneyline in the first month of action through Sunday, cashing 62 percent of the time in their own barns.


          St. Louis dominating Rangers at MSG

          The St. Louis Blues love playing in Madison Square Garden.

          The Blues have dominated the Rangers in their home barn, winning seven out of their last eight games versus the Blueshirts in New York.

          The two squads will meet again at MSG Monday.


          Underdogs dominating puck line

          As the NHL season turns the calender on its second month, there's one particular trend bettors need to pay attention to.

          Underdogs have been a fantastic puck line play so far, going 101-62 against the faves through Sunday.

          That's good enough to cash at a 62 percent rate, a number which went up two percent as of last Sunday.

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          • #6
            NHL
            Dunkel


            St. Louis at NY Rangers
            The Blues travel to New York tonight and come into the contest with a 2-8 record in their last 10 road games. New York is the pick (-105) according to Dunkel, which has the Rangers favored by 1 1/2. Dunkel Pick: NY Rangers (-105). Here are all of today's NHL picks.

            MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3

            Game 1-2: St. Louis at NY Rangers (7:00 p.m. EST)

            Dunkel Ratings: St. Louis 11.486; NY Rangers 12.820
            Dunkel Line & Total: NY Rangers by 1 1/2; 4
            Vegas Line & Total: St. Louis (-115); 5
            Dunkel Pick: NY Rangers (-105); Under

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            • #7
              NHL
              Long Sheet

              Monday, November 3


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              ST LOUIS (6-3-0-1, 13 pts.) at NY RANGERS (5-4-0-1, 11 pts.) - 11/3/2014, 7:05 PM
              There are no Top Trends with records of significance that apply to this game.

              Head-to-Head Series History
              ST LOUIS is 2-1 (+0.5 Units) against the spread versus NY RANGERS over the last 3 seasons
              ST LOUIS is 2-1-0 straight up against NY RANGERS over the last 3 seasons
              1 of 2 games in this series have gone UNDER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons . (Under=+0.1 Units)

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              • #8
                NHL

                Monday, November 3



                Cam Talbot gets start versus Blues Monday

                New York Rangers backup goalie Cam Talbot will get the start between the pipes as the Blueshirts host the St. Louis Blues from Madison Square Garden Monday.

                Talbot has appeared in two games so far this season and had made one start. He allowed four goals on 23 shots at the Columbus Blue Jackets on Oct. 11.

                The Rangers are currently +109 home dogs for the game and oddsmakers have a total of 5 set for the matchup.


                Moneyline dogs bank big time for bettors Sunday

                Underdogs proved a profitable venture on the ice Sunday, skating to a 6-1 straight up record on the day.

                The Buffalo Sabres won as +242 underdogs (versus the Detroit Red Wings) and the Winnipeg Jets cashed as +218 road dogs at the Chicago Blackhawks to highlight the day for the dog.

                It's been a rough go of things for the underdog from a season-to-date standpoint, however, as despite the 6-1 mark Sunday, the dog is just 66-78-7-16 heading into Monday's action.

                Speaking of, the schedule pits the New York Rangers hosting the St. Louis Blues from Madison Square Garden Monday.


                Under bettors feasting on Predators games

                The Nashville Predators have been one of the surprises of the early NHL season, sitting first in the Central Division with 16 points through 11 games.

                Even more impressive is the fact that they've used dynamite goaltending from Pekka Rinne to be the best Under bet in the league. The Preds begin the week with a 2-9 Over/Under record and oddsmakers have started to hang some 5's for their total lines.

                Nashville continues it's road trip in Canada with a visit to the Winnipeg Jets Tuesday. The Preds have played at Edmonton, at Calgary and at Vancouver so far and are 1-2 O/U on the trip.

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                • #9
                  NHL
                  Short Sheet

                  Monday, November 3


                  St Louis at NY Rangers, 7:05 ET
                  St Louis: 88-49 SU off a close home win by 1 goal
                  New York: 53-63 SU in home games after a non-conference game

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