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(NHL) NY Islanders vs. Montreal,
Money Line: -130.00 Montreal (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: -130.00 Montreal (Home)
Result: Win
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Editors Note: AAA Sports swept his card on Friday and is now 13-8 +$2,892 ALL SPORTS L7 days. Looking back further sees him 35-27 +$3,413 ALL SPORTS in 2015. And looking even further finds him at a TRULY JAW-DROPPING 777-592 +$83,970 ALL SPORTS since Jan. 19th, 2014! Currently playing w/ "house money" in FOUR sports in 2014/15!
I played against the Islanders last night and they would get the better of me, but I think they stumble here after coming from behind to beat the Penguins 6-3. Here's a perfect spot for Montreal to take advantage of. There's no question that New York has been the surprise of the first half, it leads the East by one point over the Lightning. The Isles have actually performed very well in the second game of back-to-backs, but I think will finally run out of gas here. After winning nine of ten, Montreal comes in looking to break out of a sluggish 1-2-1 stretch, most recently falling 4-1 at Ottawa on Thursday. But if history is any precedence, then the Habs have to be loving their chances today, they're 8-1-4 the last 13 in the series at the Bell Centre; also note that the Canadiens are 11-7 (+3.8 units) vs. teams with winning records this year. I think this is a pretty fair price, consider a second look at MONTREAL in this one.
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Editors Note: AAA Sports swept his card on Friday and is now 13-8 +$2,892 ALL SPORTS L7 days. Looking back further sees him 35-27 +$3,413 ALL SPORTS in 2015. And looking even further finds him at a TRULY JAW-DROPPING 777-592 +$83,970 ALL SPORTS since Jan. 19th, 2014! Currently playing w/ "house money" in FOUR sports in 2014/15!
I played against the Islanders last night and they would get the better of me, but I think they stumble here after coming from behind to beat the Penguins 6-3. Here's a perfect spot for Montreal to take advantage of. There's no question that New York has been the surprise of the first half, it leads the East by one point over the Lightning. The Isles have actually performed very well in the second game of back-to-backs, but I think will finally run out of gas here. After winning nine of ten, Montreal comes in looking to break out of a sluggish 1-2-1 stretch, most recently falling 4-1 at Ottawa on Thursday. But if history is any precedence, then the Habs have to be loving their chances today, they're 8-1-4 the last 13 in the series at the Bell Centre; also note that the Canadiens are 11-7 (+3.8 units) vs. teams with winning records this year. I think this is a pretty fair price, consider a second look at MONTREAL in this one.
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