Millender is coming off two headkick KOs in LFA.Curtis Millender?
After watching tape on Yancy and Cowboy, both are too damn hittable and even rockable. I'd have to have at least 4:1 on my money to choose a side. It's like whoever connects first wins.
After watching tape on Yancy and Cowboy, both are too damn hittable and even rockable. I'd have to have at least 4:1 on my money to choose a side. It's like whoever connects first wins.
LMAO at choosing your own child over betting.Sage now -300, Neal -215.
This is EXACTLY why no matter how good a capper I might think I am (and I think I'm pretty good, maybe not the best but pretty good) this can only be a hobby for me. I know you guys have alerts set up to let you know when odds drop or at the least are watching really closely. I just can't do that. If I'm helping my daughter with her homework I'm not gonna put her on hold if I hear my phone alert me that lines have opened. I refuse to be one of those parents.
I will let you young guys rake in the mountains of cash, while I keep to my (relatively) low stakes and miss out on some of sweet openers. That said, if you get too successful you just get limited to peanuts anyway. 5d limited me for a short time but my 2017 was lackluster enough that it looks like they took the limits off. I was never betting sums that were all the big anyway, so not sure why they limited me in the first place.
Anyway, end rant. Congrats on stealing Sage at -190. I'll pass at -300. Will consider if he drops back to -250 range.
Millender is coming off two headkick KOs in LFA.
I like ocho Peterson as the dog here. Took him +160 and +140. Fookin limits. (Broken record, I know).
He's scrappy as hell. Can hang on the feet and should have a good grappling edge if he can get it there. Davis' last performance left a sour taste in my mouth, too.
Also, being in Texas doesn't hurt Peterson's case either.
You not worried about how easy/often he's is punched in the faceI like ocho Peterson as the dog here. Took him +160 and +140. Fookin limits. (Broken record, I know).
He's scrappy as hell. Can hang on the feet and should have a good grappling edge if he can get it there. Davis' last performance left a sour taste in my mouth, too.
Also, being in Texas doesn't hurt Peterson's case either.
I defo can see a case for Peterson due to his aggressive/scrappy nature but he will be smashed on the feet. Davis' standup is a whole different level to Peterson's let's block punches with my face approach.
What do we know about Geoffrey Neal? Does this guy have 15 minutes of cardio?
Search the event and skip to that fight. The cardio looked fine against Bochniak.
I like ocho Peterson as the dog here. Took him +160 and +140. Fookin limits. (Broken record, I know).
He's scrappy as hell. Can hang on the feet and should have a good grappling edge if he can get it there. Davis' last performance left a sour taste in my mouth, too.
Also, being in Texas doesn't hurt Peterson's case either.
I've watched Peterson a ton on AXS, but I have a hard time capping that fight. It's more due to how Davis will look. You have Davis on short notice too. I may look to see what "Not David ITD" looks like. Peterson is not easy to put away.
Not concerned about the size difference? Petersen is a 135er and not a huge one at that, whereas Davis is a pretty big 145er. I expected Davis to open more in the -180 range, was very happy with -125. Bochniak's movement frustrated him, but Petersen will be more than happy to oblige in the pocket.
More comfortable with a big pre-bet on Davis now that this fight will have LB available. If Davis doesn't put him away early I, at the very least, expect him to take the 1st round comfortably, so I may hedge a bit if he appears to be slowing at all.