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MAVCAPPER goes 1 for 3 on Monday and loses -$11.50 on the day.
Results: Down -$11.50 on the first day of the new week.
Pick #1: Loser for -$30 the Brewers on the run line as they lose big to the Rockies.
Pick #2: Winner for +$49.50 on the Dodgers as they hold off the Braves and cover the run line pick 3-0.
Pick #3: Loser for -$30 on the two team parlay that included the Brewers (loser) and the Dodgers (winner).
Tuesday, July 8th picks:
Pick #1:
Risk -$57.50 to win +$50 on the Brewers to bounce back and cover the run line tonight against the same Rockies that took them down last night at a -115 price with the newly acquired Sabathia on the mound in his first start for the Brew Crew.
Pick #2:
Risk -$50 to win +$62.50 on the Cubs on the run line with Dempster on the mound to beat the Reds with Harang at a +125 price.
Pick #3:
Parlay those same two picks above together risking -$30 to win +$96.20.
Pick #4:
Take Under the 8 run total at an even money price in the Devil Rays and Yankees game tonight with Kazmir versus Pettite risking -$50 to win +$50.
2008 Results so far: Lots of winning weeks, but the losing weeks have been for a big number keeping us down overall for the year so far.
Down -$6255 January through June of 2008 with Football Season just around the corner. We will come back to even and then get ahead as the year goes on.
July:
1st week: +$145
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Poker After Dark - What Can Kill Aces
The director's cut of the NBC Poker After Dark show is always an interesting cross section of poker pro thought. In addition to watching the hands viewers can see the reasons why poker pros make some of the choices behind their wins and losses.
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So what do Dylan Linde and Steve Austin not have in common with Jennifer Tilly? Well if you include a Y chromosome and a penchant for really cute shoes, the list is probably pretty big. Specifically though, Dylan and Steve are still alive in the Main Event and Jennifer Tilly along with Ms. Duke have been eliminated. Not only are Dylan Linde and Steve Austin still hanging around in the tournament, but they are the Day 1D chip leaders.
| 2008 WSOP Forecast, Day Fourty: Expect a New Name to Rise to the Top
The Day Ones are all over, and all players got a day off on Monday, so today is the day that all the survivors get to start their quest in earnest, well, half of them, anyway. Today is Day 2A of the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event (and day 40 overall of the WSOP) and those that did not bust out from Day 1A and Day 1B get to come back and try to survive. The 20,000 starting stack seems to benefit the pros for the most part, as the better players typically get more mileage out of deeper stack and longer levels.
| Poker After Dark - Tilly Talks Herself Into It
Jennifer Tilly never thinks the big blind has a good hand, and that often proves her downfall. In this particular hand during NBC's show Poker After Dark it was Couples Week, and her better half, Phil "Unabomber" Laak, had already busted out.
| Poker After Dark - The Italian Makes the Crying Call
In the heads up match between David Benyamine and Marco Traniello it was France versus Italy, and both country's men wanted that top prize, the winner take all $120k.
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