Starting pitchers are Homer Bailey for the hosts and Mike Clevinger for the vistors. After 2 encouraging starts off the DL, Homer Bailey was hit hard against the woeful Mets last time out, allowing 5 runs on 11 hits over just 3.1 innings of work. While we won't completely discount the good work Bailey did against the Tigers and the Cardinals but he faces one of the better hitting teams in the league in the Indians and one that can stack the lineup with left handed batters of which Bailey struggles against. The Indians won't have the luxury of the DH playing at an NL ballpark but we don't believe this to be too much of a detriment as every day DH Edwin Encarnacion is on the DL anyway. Mike Clevinger continues to have a solid season for the Indians but we believe he's been worse than his numbers indicate and his 3.91 xFIP is noticeably higher than his 3.38 ERA. Clevinger faces a Reds team that has some power from the left side and Clevinger's 4.60 xFIP against left handers is a cause for concern and this number balloons to 5.06 on the road! The Indians bullpen has improved with trade deadline acquisitions but we would still say they are lacking in the middle innings and the same goes for the Reds. We see runs for both sides!

JACKPOT - MORE PREMIUM WINNERS (7-2) AND MORE PROFITS YESTERDAY. We sent out six bets last night for sunday, and this is one of them. As you can see the odds have dropped, that’s advantage number one of joint our premium syndicate paid service. The second is consistent profits for the past decade, get with the best ———— Do it today and we will give all football bets until end of the year (31 dec 2018) for just €750. admin@betting-analyst.com —————— We can’t understand why Feyenoord are relatively decent odds (dropped) here. Yes they are playing this first match of the campaign on the road, but it’s against newly promoted Graafschap. The hosts finished fourth in last seasons Eerste league, 14 points behind winners Jong Ajax. Furthermore, they were just the sixth best host, and they haven’t done much in recent friendlies. Add to that, coach Henk De Jong has had to take his new signings from the free transfer market, and five of his 29 man squad came from the U21. Feyenoord won the league title in 16/17, but they were only good enough for fourth last season. We should also mention they ended 17 points behind winners PSV, so overall they were disappointing. With that in mind, you could expect to see many changes to the squad. However, it should be noted that the Pride of the South ended the last campaign with ten wins, and they also collected the Dutch cup. We could also add that a year on this team still has an average age of just 24.8, so maybe Giovanni Van Bronckhurst has good reason to stick with the same group of players. Away win!

This is not a premium bet. Neither of these girls are what you would call overly reliable. However, we feel extra disappointed with Vera Lapko, because she's not always been finishing matches like she should. we could also suggest that if this goes to three sets she will be extra vulnerable, so maybe a live betting opportunity. Sasnovich needed three to win her opening qualifier, and she can be painful to watch. All the same, she's got the game and a slightly better chance than odds would suggest.

Their is an argument to suggest both of these 23 year olds would be more comfortable on clay. In some ways it's surprising that they have never played against each other, because they tend to play in the same tournaments. What we can say is Putintseva has her moments, and on a good day she's a very tough player. However, we prefer the Swede, with our main reasoning being she has more talent. Also, her win record this season is a solid one, and she's usually well prepared.

This is not a PREMIUM BET - Simona Halep won her last five meetings with Sloane Stephens, and four of them were in straight sets. Furthermore, she's covered this h'cap mark on all five occasions, so head to heads are clearly on the Romanian's side. We should also mention that Simona came from a set down to win this years French open from the same opponent, and she's been in fantastic form all week!

Starting pitchers are Joey Lucchesi for the hosts and Jake Arrieta for the visitors. Despite a below average fastball and a limited repertoire, Joey Lucchesi has managed to put up a sub 4.00 ERA and xFIP on the year over 17 starts on the strength of his tricky delivery. Nevertheless, Lucchesi has fared noticeably worse at home and his ability to induce groundballs is somewhat nullified by what's been a relatively poor defense behind him. Against southpaws, the Phillies have the highest walk rate in the NL at 10.5% which is something that Lucchesi has struggled against and the Phillies willingness to put the ball into the ground (45.7%) should be to their advantage here for reasons stated above. On the other side, Jake Arrieta has an even higher groundball rate than Lucchesi and we believe that will be to his detriment as well with an even worse Phillies defense behind him. Bullpens are excellent for both sides but we believe this total should not be in the 7's given the pitching matchups. If anything, we believe it's based more on name recognition and Arrieta is far removed from his Cy Young days!

Starting pitchers are Marcus Stroman for the hosts and Tyler Glasnow for the visitors. Since coming over from the Pirates, Tyler Glasnow has loggged 7 innings for the Rays over 2 abbreviated starts by design with 2 runs allowed both on 2 solo home runs and a fantastic 14/1 K/BB ratio. While it's obviously premature to say Glasnow has completely turned it around, what is evident based on recent comments is that he is much more comfortable with the Rays and their coaches and believes they are on the same page regarding pitching game plans and how to attack the hitters. Glasnow should have a longer leash this time around and facing a Blue Jays team that's been hit hard with injuries shouldn't be too much of a challenge in our opinion! On the other side, Marcus Stroman fared extremely well last time out against Boston, allowing just 1 unearned run over 7 ininngs of work albeit in a no-decision as the bullpen would go on to lose the game, and the sinkerballer has allowed 3 runs or lwess in 5 of his last 6 starts. However, there is a reason Stroman has struggled with his ERA as he's been victimized by a high BABIP largely due to a poor defense behind him. While Stroman has been able to keep things under control at home, we believe the defensive liability is magnified on turf with a groundball pitcher and furthermore, the Rays are a team that relies on putting the ball into play and using their speed to create scoring chances and runs. The Blue Jays bullpen has been in shambles of late and trading away Seung-Hwan Oh hasn't helped as no one has stepped up to fill the closer role or performed well in high leverage situations. The Rays sold off many of their assets as well but their bullpen has been much more reliable so with all things considered, we like the visitors to get the sweep on the strength of their pitching!

Have this one on us - If you want todays 7 racing bets and a full month, we are charging just €100 for a full 30 days ——admin@betting-analyst.com ———KOSHARI is way too short in the betting, while JAMIE SOMMERS is a noon at every cost. BOOT CAMP appears to be his stables second string, albeit we don’t see much between him and COUNT SIMON. The one to be on is WOODLAND OPERA. Jessica Harrington’s 8 year old has a much higher rating over fences and their is no reason to believe he won’t like the hurdles today - For me this is my BANKER!

PREMIUM PAID FOOTBALL SERVICE monthly (€250) or to the end of 2018 (€900) - admin@betting-analyst.com ------------ Wolves won last years Championship by nine points, and to be fair the owners have been splashing the cash on new players. From what we see the Wanderers made some really interesting signings, and we like how they have a youthful (24.8) squad. Nuno Santo is clearly a good man to have in charge, and last weeks friendly win over Villarreal suggests the hosts are good to go. Ever since Everton lost David Moyes to Manchester United, they have been getting through managers at an alarming rate. It will be interesting to see how ex Hull and Watford boss does with his new charge. To be fair the Toffee’s try to buy like a big club, and their owners have again gone €68K into the Red. Mina and Digne came from Barca, while Richarlison was a big purchase from Watford. However, it didn’t really work last season, and maybe it won’t again. With that said, the Toffee’s are a big price here and draw no bet at 2.37 is massive!

Quick explanation of what these basic Asian h’caps mean : -0.5 = win, +0.5 double chance, +/-0 (draw no bet) - Easy to understand and the way pro’s bet! ------------ Watford cashed in on Richarlison (€40 M) during the summer, but we don’t see that has a bad move. In fact, we believe capturing Gerald Deulofou from Barcelona was a better move, because he’s only 24 and great value for €14 Million. The fact is the Hornets have done a bit of team building, and they have an experienced squad. Coach Javi Garcia fits in nicely, and they played well enough in pre season friendlies. Brighton are owned by a profession gambler called Tony ‘’the Lizard’’ Bloom. To be fair him and Chris hughton found the magic to get the Seagulls promoted and stay in the league last season Furthermore, the owner went over €60 million in the red for summer signings that were no doubt picked by Blooms betting syndicate! However, most newbies don’t have experience of the Premier, and we believe the Seagulls are going down this year. This match ended 0-0 last season, but that was after a early sending off for the host. Lets get stuck in to Watford, because for us they are the best bet in saturdays Premier league matches.

David Wagner should be given a medal for getting Huddersfield promoted, and then keeping his team in the top league. However, this is not a rich club, and they clearly needed to strengthen their squad during the summer. To be fair, the board went €35 million into the red and they have bought in experience. Chelsea are sweating on whether Eden Hazard will leave the club to join Real Madrid, but we rate that very doubtful. Selling Tibaut Courtois to the same club was a fantastic move in our opinion, because in coming GK Kepa (Athletic) is much better in our opinion. The last time Chelsea missed out on the CL they went on to claim the league title - and we expect the Blues to go close again under new coach Sarri.

DO IT today & we give all football bets to end of 2018 for just €750 (After - will return to €990 ) ADMIN@BETTING-ANALYST.COM————————London derby and just a few miles separating these two clubs. Home advantage will clearly be less, thus it’s no surprise to see the pair squeezed together in the betting market. Fulham have been buying players for the challenge ahead, and they are -€110 million player trades during the summer. However, the club clearly needs to invest for the higher level, and whether Aleksandar Mitrovic was worth €20 million is an issue we have. In fact, €30 million acquisitions Anguissa (Marseille) and Jean Michel Seri (Nice) look expensive. 71 year old Roy Hodgson remains in charge of the Eagles - Nice to see the club are supporting his pension plan. Palace had a lot of injury issues last season, so Roy will be hoping for better this time around. On a positive note we like the shape of the square, and Kouyate coming in from West Ham is a solid move. Going for the Eagles in the draw no bet market - should be favs in our opinion.