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HANDICAPPING RIVALRY WEEK AND TURKEY DAY

Tuesday, 25 November, 2014

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You’re preparing for family to come into town for Thanksgiving, checking Black Friday sales, and dealing with the high volume holiday work load that comes annually. To top it off you’re planning on placing some wagers on Turkey day and rivalry week in college football.

Rivalry games do tend to bring out some of the best matchups of the season. What’s better than in-state games at all hours of the day. No need to argue with other family relatives anymore as you have your tablet to isolate the game you want to watch.

In the NFL there will be three Thanksgiving games starting with the Bears vs Lions, than the Cowboys vs the Eagles, and last will be the Seahawks vs the 49ers.

It sounds like a great lineup to get some action on. And there may be value but be extra cautious before placing wagers. Here are a few keys to enjoy the Thanksgiving week and family time.

Family Influence
Love for our family is endless but many of them will probably recite players names that heydays were many years ago. We all have been in family conversations or friend conversations where they have no clue what they’re talking about when it comes to sports. Remember that when they’re trying to influence you on a play Thursday and into the weekend.

Consumption
This is a huge key. You’re going to already be consuming endless amounts of food. Don’t carry that over into wagers. You should not be placing wagers on every game. Limit the board to where true value is and let the rest take care of itself. Who cares if you’re not on the afternoon game in the NFL. If you live on the west coast and aren’t buried in snow, head outside and toss the ball around with family members. Turn on the radio and listen to Kevin Harlan, Boomer Esiason, and countless others that call radio broadcasts. If you’re stuck indoors pull out one of those closet board games that are always fun to entertain everyone with and keep the game on in the entertainment room.

Stay away or keep totals limited
I hardly recommend totals to my clients and the reason for it is the game changing moments in football. You can account for turnovers in a point spread but in a total they can be absolute daggers. Not to mention time of possession, red zone failures, etc. One or two crucial mistakes and you’re total could be dead in a heartbeat. At least with a spread you’re truly never out of it unless you’re counting on the Jets/Titans/Jaguars.

VIDEO: POOR COACHING DISRUPTING POINT SPREADS

Saturday, 22 November, 2014

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Watch as Zack Cimini, Hollis Barnhart, and John Cranton discuss how poor coaching has affected point spread line value on NFL Sundays.

VIDEO: WEEK TWELVE NFL PREVIEW AND FREE PLAY

Friday, 21 November, 2014

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Zack Cimini of notjustagame.com breaks down a free play in the NFL for week 12 and his season thus far year to date.

Week 12 NFL Free Play and ATS Insight from Zack Cimini on Vimeo.

VIDEO: ATS NFL PREVIEW ARIZONA VS SEATTLE

Wednesday, 19 November, 2014

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Watch as Zack Cimini, John Cranton, and Hollis Barnhart break down Sunday’s NFL matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals from a Las Vegas odds perspective. Zack continues to be sizzling in the NFL with an ATS percentage of 75%. In college football he is 31-20 (61%). Be sure to get on board with him under today’s picks.

VIDEO: ATS MNF HANDICAPPING PREVIEW TITANS VS STEELERS

Monday, 17 November, 2014

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After another 6-3 weekend, Zack is still 75% YTD in the NFL and 61% YTD in college football. It’s been a great season but is far from being over. Head to under today’s picks to see if Zack has value on any games.

Here is insight from an ATS perspective with Hollis Barnhart, John Cranton, and Zack on tonight’s Steelers vs Titans matchup,

VIDEO: ATS PREVIEW EAGLES VS PACKERS

Wednesday, 12 November, 2014

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Watch as Zack Cimini, John Cranton, and Hollis Barnhart breakdown the Eagles vs Packers from a handicapping perspective. Which side should you be on by Sunday?