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May 31, 2009

Watch Nadal Soderling match video

It was on May 23rd 2005 when Rafael Nadal made his debut in the second Grand Slam of the year, the Roland Garros. Since then the Spaniard player has played 31 matches and guess how many he has lost, none, zero. During this streak he Nadal has won four consecutive titles and became the king of the red clay of Roland Garros. He beat Federer several times on this tournament, and eventually last year Rafi became the No 1 pro tennis player in the world.

At 2009 Roland Garros the online tennis odds were favoring Nadal over all other players. It looked as a sure bet because of Nadal’s shape. Then the unexpected happened, Rafael Nadal loses to Robin Soderling, a 24-year-old from Sweden with a bit of an attitude and 6-foot-3 worth of power.

Arguably Soderling’s 6-2, 6-7 (2), 6-4, 7-6 (2) victory over the No. 1 seeded Nadal is one of the biggest sports betting upsets in tennis history. If you were able to predict this, a future reader maybe, you earned a lot of money if you bet on 2009 French Open grand slam. Below you can watch the Nadal vs Soderling match video.

 

If you like tennis online betting now is the time to start betting on 2009 Roland Garros. With Nadal out and Federer not in a great shape is a good time to try make good money wagering on the tennis grand slam.

There are still interesting matches, here are the updated French Open odds

Mens Round of 16 online odds

Juan Martin Del Potro -200
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga +160

Tommy Robredo -120
Philipp Kohlschreiber -110

Andy Roddick +105
Gael Monfils -135

Tommy Haas +800
Roger Federer -1500

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May 26, 2009

UFC online betting increasing after UFC 98

Filed under: Articles, UFC — Tags: , — admin @ 9:29 pm

Aficionados of Sports gambling are placing more frequent bets on UFC events including the show between Evans and Machida.

The two unbeaten fighters headlined UFC 98 betting odds at Event # 98 on Saturday at 10:00pm EST at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada as Rashad “Sugar” Evans faced Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida. The co-main event was a long anticipated grudge match between Matt Hughes and Matt “The Terror” Serra that owns headliner status at any venue.

Professor X stepped in on short notice to take on Drew McFedries. Chael Sonnen looked to rebound from a loss in his UFC debut with a victory over Dan Miller. Sean Sherk looked to get back into the UFC lightweight title picture with a win over Frankie Edgar.

Rather long feeling out process in the first round with one meaningful exchange which Machida got the best of, the frequency of short exchanges picked up in the second until late when Machida landed a straight left putting Evans in trouble. Machida swarmed on him, got him against the cage and let loose putting Rashad’s lights out. What a great win for Machida. He was never in any trouble in the fight and proved that his unique style is superior to everyone he has faced.

By way of replacement, former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton ”Rampage”, was to fight undefeated champion Evans but had to undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn jaw ligament that occurred during training. However, oddsmakers say Evans was not just talking hype when he stated, “I thought Lyoto was more deserving than Rampage anyway. He’s better.”

UFC betting online was at its finest when the cage door was shut for these two great fights on Saturday. It has been an increasing source of interest at online gambling sites, just as the sport has grown exponentially in the US.

While boxing continues to frustrate fans with disorganization and political maneuvering, ultimate fighting already draws far better among young adults, and is making inroads on gambling action.

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May 23, 2009

NBA Draft Lottery Props and Odds

Filed under: Articles, NBA Basketball — Tags: , , , — admin @ 6:56 pm

It is all but a foregone conclusion that Blake Griffin will be drafted in the number one spot by the LA Clippers when NBA’s draft day rolls around, but with this year’s draft leaving much to be desired in the way of immediate impact on players, the rest of the draft spots are anything but guaranteed. With fans across the country feverishly looking for answers and lobbying for the players they’d like to see don their team’s jersey, speculation is at an all-time high. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com, has beaten everyone to the punch and posted odds on the remaining spots.

Oddsmakers at BetUS.com posted the following odds on the NBA Draft:

Who will the Clippers pick at number 1?

Blake Griffin  1/20
Anyone Else  10/1

Who will the Grizzlies take at number 2?

Hasheem Thabeet  5/4
Ricky Rubio  7/4
Brandon Jennings  8/1
Jordan Hill  9/1
James Harden  6/1
Anyone else  12/1
Who will the Thunder pick at number 3?

Ricky Rubio  5/4
Hasheem Thabeet  7/4
Brandon Jennings  15/2
James Harden  4/1
Demar DeRozan  10/1
Anyone else  15/1
Who will the Kings pick at number 4?

James Harden  7/2
Hasheem Thabeet  5/1
Ricky Rubio  8/1
Jrue Holiday  4/1
Jordan Hill  5/2
Brandon Jennings  11/2
Anyone else  6/1
Who will the Wizards pick at number 5?

Brandon Jennings  6/1
Jordan Hill  3/1
James Harden  5/2
Demar DeRozan  9/2
Stephen Curry  8/1
Tyreke Evans  5/1
Anyone else  5/1
Who will the Timberwolves pick at number 6?

Demar DeRozan  9/4
James Harden  7/2
Tyreke Evans  4/1
Brandon Jennings  6/1
Jordan Hill  5/1
Stephen Curry  7/1
Anyone else  6/1
Who will the Warriors pick at number 7?

Brandon Jennings  11/4
Tyreke Evans  7/2
Stephen Curry  4/1
Demar DeRozan  5/1
James Harden  8/1
Anyone else  6/1
Who will the Knicks pick at number 8?

Stephen Curry  2/1
Demar DeRozan  2/1
Tyreke Evans  5/1
DeJuan Blair  7/1
Ty Lawson  9/1
Earl Clark  10/1
Anyone else  9/2
Who will the Raptors pick at number 9?

Stephen Curry  5/1
Demar DeRozan  4/1
DeJuan Blair  7/2
Jrue Holiday  9/2
Gerald Henderson  6/1
Earl Clark  8/1
James Johnson  7/1
Anyone else  11/2
Who will the Bucks pick at number 10?

Jrue Holiday  5/2
DeJuan Blair  7/2
James Johnson  5/1
Gerald Henderson  4/1
Earl Clark  6/1
Chase Budinger  9/1
Anyone else  9/2

Sports and Newsworthy odds can be found at BetUs.com!

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May 15, 2009

2009 Preakness Stakes Odds favorite Rachel Alexandra

The 2009 Preakness Stakes on Saturday is all about the filly Rachel Alexandra. Forget about Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird. The real story is the superstar filly that is 8-5 in morning line Preakness odds.

Rachel Alexandra has won five straight by dominating margins and nearly everyone believes she is a deserving favorite in Preakness odds on Saturday. She gets her normal jockey Calvin Borel who will not ride Mine That Bird. She does start from the outside in post position #13 but everyone seems to think that is an advantage, not a problem. ”It’s beautiful. She’s going to be able to get position,” said assistant trainer Scott Blasi.

Borel is the first jockey in Preakness history to get off of the Derby winner to ride another horse. ”Calvin knows this filly so well, I don’t think we have to tell him anything about where he wants to be with her,” Blasi said. ”He’s very comfortable with her and we’re very comfortable with him.”

A filly has not won the Preakness since Nellie Morse in 1924 and no filly has even been entered since Excellent Meeting in 1999. The last filly to be favored in Preakness betting was Winning Colors in 1988 at odds of 2-1.

The 2009 Preakness Stakes betting sets up for Rachel Alexandra and Big Drama (10-1) to fight for the early lead and the outside post should make it easier for Rachel Alexandra to get to the front. ”It’s a good spot for her,” said Bob Baffert, the trainer of Pioneerof the Nile, ”She’s out there in the clear. If you’re in the middle and you don’t break well, they can jam you up. She’s going to be (running) one, two or three; that’s a good spot for her.” Pioneerof the Nile who finished second in the Derby is the second betting choice in the Preakness at odds of 5-1. Mine That Bird and Kentucky Derby betting favorite Friesan Fire are 6-1.

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Mine That Bird’s trainer Bennie Woolley Jr. is happy about his horse’s starting position in post #2. ”They should clear away from us, put us in a nice spot to coast down the front side,” he said. ”I like the fact that Big Drama is inside of me. He will move on. It should leave me a little bit of a spot there.” The rest of the Preakness field has Musket Man at 8-1, Papa Clem at 12-1, General Quarters at 20-1, Take the Points and Terrain at 30-1, Luv Gov, Tone It Down and Flying Private at 50-1.

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May 14, 2009

NFL halts State Sports Betting Plan by approaching the Tribunal

Filed under: Articles, NFL Football — Tags: , — admin @ 6:31 pm

Although NFL had expressed its denunciation towards installing a sports betting program in the past, Delaware democrats still went ahead with it; and now, the League is planning to approach the tribunal to find its way. NFL’s lawyers have filed a case in the Delaware Supreme Court stating that games should be sheer luck based; and that the sports gambling lottery be penalized for breaching lottery laws.

The governor, Mr. Jack Markell has already requested the tribunal to delineate their conjecture on the sports wagering bill. NFL holds that the magistrates should discard the law and appealed that the council should set up a schema of “pellucid archetypes” for lottery games.

While Delaware’s axiom on the lottery assert that games ought to be authoritatively chance, a lot of gambling aficionados and poker players are of the opinion that NFL considers betting on sports to be a game mostly of adroitness, with chance being less important of an antecedent.

Poker is most customarily litigated on the pretext that being a game of adroitness, it does not qualify for laws against gambling which ascertain gambling to be a game of chance.

Mr. Andre Bouchard, one of the magistrates at the tribunal stated endorsing the law, “Chance does not mean sheer chance”. Further, he added that gamblers have been averted from winning “continuously on the basis of adroitness against such betting lines.”

NFL, on the other hand asserts, “If chance is to be the greater factor affecting the outcome of a game, it does not really matter whether it is an eminent player or an ape making random choices.”

It is anticipated that the tribunal might utilize that assertion and then appraise such evidence as found on the ESPN website which catalogs a two year competition between columnist Bill Simmons and his better half. While Mrs. Simmons made a choice based on homogenous colors and represented cities, her spouse used his encyclopedic professional knowledge of the NFL, thus, both picking the NFL games against the spread.

At the end of two years, the wife had been a better selector for both the seasons, standing slightly over fifty percent with the husband being under. This would be like using NFL’s own altercation to bester it.

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May 10, 2009

NBA Playoffs odds from BetUs Sportsbook

The NBA playoffs are officially at full capacity ramming speed and the past few nights have seen veterans and newcomers alike mixing it up with each other. From Derek Fischer putting Scola on his back, to Ron Artest and Kobe Bryant getting into it, to Rafer Alston smacking Eddie House upside the head – these playoffs are turning into an all out war. With the frenzy reaching a boiling point fans across the country are wondering what will happen next – who’s most likely to get a tech, and who’ll get ejected. This being the case the largest most successful sportsbook on the web posted odds on all things NBA Playoff fury!

Oddsmakers at BetUS.com posted the following NBA Playoffs odds on the boiling point:

Next Coach to get ejected during the playoffs:

  • Mike Woodson ATL  7/1
  • Mike Brown CLE  6/1
  • Phil Jackson LAL  7/1
  • Rick Adelman HOU  6/1
  • Doc Rivers BOS  3/1
  • Stan Van Gundy ORL  4/1
  • George Karl DEN  5/1
  • Rick Carlisle DAL  5/1

Next Player to get ejected during the playoffs:

  • Joe Johnson  15/1
  • Josh Smith  15/1
  • LeBron James  20/1
  • Mo Williams  15/1
  • Zydrunas Ilgauskas  20/1
  • Kobe Bryant  6/1
  • Pau Gasol  8/1
  • Andrew Bynum  7/1
  • Yao Ming  20/1
  • Ron Artest  4/1
  • Luis Scola  8/1
  • Carl Landry  7/1
  • Shane Battier  12/1
  • Paul Pierce  12/1
  • Ray Allen  15/1
  • Rajon Rondo  8/1
  • Eddie House  8/1
  • Dwight Howard  15/1
  • Rashard Lewis  15/1
  • Dirk Nowitzki  20/1
  • Carmelo Anthony  18/1
  • Kenyon Martin  6/1
  • Chris Andersen  7/1

Sports and NBA odds can be found BetUs.com

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