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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Friday, 23 December 2011 08:02 |
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 On the occasion of Christmas break in the league, we at BSN Sports ( betting sports news) look at the odds and predictions that the sportsbooks offer for the victory of the tournament as well as the relegation zone.
On the top, Barcelona and Real Madrid tie (only 4 cents difference) as favorites. Emery's Valencia, third in the predictions, one hundred times the share of two of our league. On the bottom, Zaragoza, Racing and Sporting are the 3 most likely candidates for relegation.
In regard to the teams that will qualify for the Champions League, that is, they end up in the top 4 (Barcelona and Madrid are not listed) Valencia, Sevilla, Valencia and Malaga are listed below € 5. The two A's, Club of Madrid, to spend € 7.50 and 9.00 respectively. The difference in points between Atletico and the Levant, (close the positions of Champions) is 10 points at this stage of the betting season.
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Read more... [Barcelona and Real Madrid are the Big Betting Favorites in La Liga]
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Written by Charlie Jimenez
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Friday, 23 December 2011 07:34 |
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 The Miami Dolphins visit the New England Patriots on Saturday at Gillette Stadium. 
Tom Brady proved once again that he is ‘The Man’ after New England humbled Tim Tebow and the Broncos last week in a matchup that drew the season’s highest viewer ratings.
Brady also shrugged off the usual ‘you were really poised under pressure’ compliments in the postgame interview by saying, “I’ve been in a lot of big games… most of them bigger than THIS one.”
Maybe so, Tom, but we see the Pats letting down a bit after their blowout of Denver – especially since they’ll be taking on a division foe they’ve pounded in three straight meetings.
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Read more... [Miami Dolphins visit New England Patriots on NFL Week 16 Betting]
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Thursday, 22 December 2011 11:32 |
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 The Oakland Raiders face the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium.
With the Broncos and Raiders losing and the Chargers and Chiefs winning, the West just got wilder.
With only two games left on the slate and the division looking up at the Tebows, the ‘playoffs’ essentially begin this afternoon in Arrowhead for both KC and Oakland.
Kudos to interim HC Romeo Crennel and newly inserted QB Kyle Orton for knocking off the Packers but can they change a series history that has seen the visitor win 12 of 17 SU while cashing 15 times? Orton’s 1-2 SU and ATS record (all as a favorite) versus the Raiders says no, as does KC’s 2-8 ATS mark as a dog or favorite of 2 or less points after pulling the rug out from an undefeated opponent (where else can you find stats like this!).
Worse yet, the last home game of the season has not been kind to KC supporters (0-4 SU and ATS) the past four years.
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Read more... [Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs Odds for Week 16]
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