RE:RE:theScore Bet Weekly e-mailsHey Brick, I wasn't sure if you [Canucks] were able to download the app [just to have a look] or not...and if so, I wanted to bring the email thingy to your attention. That's unfortunate that you're not even allowed to look.
I'm and expat and live in Arkansas now. I was allowed to download the app, BUT I'm unable to bet using it. Sports betting is allowed here now, as you well know, just not in the mobile flavour.
Here's the email...hope it pastes well...here goes!!!!!
Week 5 is finally here. Let’s preview some of the top matchups by looking at key storylines, line movements, and recent trends.
Minnesota (-5) at NYG
So far, so good for NYG rookie quarterback Daniel Jones, who’s led the team to two straight wins over Tampa Bay and Washington. However, Jones will step up in class on Sunday when he faces a Minnesota defense that’s allowed just 15.8 points per game. Minnesota has been a different team on the road this season, losing both its games and scoring a total of 22 points, compared to 62 points combined in its two wins at home.
Betting trends: Something has to give in this matchup. Minnesota has failed to cover the spread in five of its last six road contests, while NYG is just 2-7-1 against the spread (ATS) in its last 10 home games.
New England (-15.5) at Washington
New England is more than a two-touchdown favorite on the road for the second time this season. This team was previously a 19-point favorite in Miami and easily covered in a 43-0 win. New England’s top-ranked defense finally gave up a touchdown last week in Buffalo, but it’s still allowing only 6.8 points per game. Don’t expect that average to rise against a Washington offense that’s scoring less than 17 points per contest. Colt McCoy could get the start on Sunday, making him the third quarterback Washington has used this season.
Betting trends: New England has been a profitable road team over the last four years, going 20-9 ATS in its previous 29 games away from home.
NYJ at Philadelphia (-14)
Philadelphia got a much-needed road win in Green Bay last week to move its record to 2-2. Philly’s secondary has been getting torched this season, as it ranks last with 323.8 passing yards allowed per game. However, the beleaguered defense should catch a break this week as NYJ’s offense ranks last with just 131 passing yards per game. Starting quarterback Sam Darnold (mono) has been cleared for non-contact drills, but third-stringer Luke Falk is likely to start again on Sunday.
Betting trends: Philly, which has been a better road play, is just 2-7 ATS in its last nine home games.
Green Bay at Dallas (-3.5)
Green Bay and Dallas are both coming off their first loss of the season and each could be without a key player on Sunday. Dallas OT Tyron Smith (ankle) and Green Bay WR Davante Adams (toe) are unlikely to play. The key to this game could be Ezekiel Elliott and the Dallas running game. Green Bay’s rush defense has been getting gashed this year, allowing a robust 142.3 yards per game and 5 yards per carry.
Betting trends: The trends in this matchup point to Green Bay. The road team has gone 5-1 ATS and the underdog has gone 5-1 ATS in the last six meetings.
Indianapolis at Kansas City (-10.5)
Kansas City got a scare last week in Detroit but pulled out a 34-30 win with a late touchdown. Patrick Mahomes threw for 315 yards but was held without a TD for the first time this season. Don’t expect Indianapolis to hold Mahomes down. Indy has given up nine passing touchdowns in four games, which is tied for the third most in the NFL. Indianapolis is also coming off a disappointing loss to Oakland in which opposing quarterback Derek Carr completed 68 percent of his passes. That’s not a great result for Indy with Mahomes up next.
Betting trends: Indianapolis has excelled in this spot, going 8-1 ATS in its last nine games versus a team with a winning record.
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