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Since 2022/23, this profile produced: +349,67 units, average ROI per season is 7,5%.



Status alert: Bub Carrington has been ejected Monday after being assessed two technical fouls.



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We’ve made it to Day 7, 8 and 10 in recent months. Every single time, I tell people to take out some of the money, at least $2000 when we made it to Day 10, and I’d be willing to bet 99% of people that actually have followed my ladder, have not risked the entire amount on those higher days so to them it’s profitable. In my sense, sure I risk it all every single day because it’s a silly challenge I do for fun and I’m the one making the content. So for the average consumer, the ladder is very profitable when we reach those high days which we do consistently. Hope that makes sense. Sorry the Ladder Challenge offends you so much. If you’re that concerned, please go tail my other regular props which are up nearly 50u this NBA season and are all 0.5 to 2u plays. Thanks for coming to my ted talk. This is the last time I’ll address one of your annoying comments trying to be the betting police. Let people have fun betting, no need to be so uptight. Peace ✌🏻

One of the BEST READS you guys can find from today's slate - read below! If you never want to miss reads like this, make sure to join my VIP GROUP - PROMO CODES ARS STILL ACTIVE! P.S. A 4-1 record to begin today's slate with 🔥 1.25u J.Fears (Pelicans) u11.5 [Bet365] 1.90 This line looks like a clear sportsbook overreaction to the game Jeremiah Fears had against the Washington Wizards — a game that was essentially decided early. Fears ended up playing the final 16 minutes straight due to a massive blowout, during which he scored 10 points. That scenario is very unlikely to repeat tonight. This simply isn’t an ideal fit for Fears, and I don’t expect his minutes to exceed 20–22 at absolute ceiling. My projection is closer to 17–19 minutes for him tonight. Since the return of Dejounte Murray, Fears’ role has clearly been marginalized, with his minutes noticeably reduced. The New Orleans Pelicans are also not approaching the end of the season with a tanking mindset like some other teams, which makes me believe this game is set up for the Pelicans’ starters to log 30+ minutes. In games where Fears has played alongside Murray, he has stayed under this line in 3 of 4 games (the only over coming against the Utah Jazz, who are a very weak defensive team), averaging 8.3 PPG in that sample. In games where the Pelicans were fully healthy — with Trey Murphy III, Zion Williamson and Murray all active — and where Fears played under 22 minutes, he stayed under this line in both games, averaging 6.5 PPG. This is also a tough individual matchup against Jamal Shead, who is an excellent defender. On top of that, the Toronto Raptors are generally a very solid defensive team: they allow the 2nd fewest transition points (where Fears scores the largest percentage of his points), the 8th fewest points in the paint, they play at the 9th slowest pace in the league, and rank as the 8th best team in defensive rating. Using a simple filter against teams ranked in the bottom 15 at defending transition, Fears has still stayed under this line in 11 of 17 games, regardless of the Pelicans’ lineup composition.



Let's try our luck with this one - If you're going to tail this one, please, make sure to leave a reaction on this post! LIKE/COMMENT/RT = TAIL 1u W.Carter Jr. (Magic) 3-pointer o0.5 [FanDuel] 1.87 0.10u Carter 2+ 3ptM [Bet365] 6.00 I have written multiple times this season about the Cavaliers’ defense, so I believe most of you already understand how they operate. I’m absolutely confident that tonight the Cavs will again play a sagging defensive scheme against WCJ, who is simply a minimal threat from three-point range and is very often left open beyond the 7.24 line. The Cavs have also become increasingly aggressive against opposing PNR ball-handlers, especially when Evan Mobley plays at the 5. Mobley is significantly more mobile than Jarrett Allen, which allows him to step out and pressure the ball-handler much more effectively. I expect that to be the case tonight against Desmond Bane, and because of that, players like Jalen Suggs and Wendell Carter Jr. could end up getting a solid volume of shots both from the roll and the pop. Paolo Banchero will likely be matched up with Dean Wade, which makes me confident that the Cavs’ defense will collapse whenever Paolo attacks the rim. WCJ should provide spacing for his team by positioning himself in the corner, which should open up more driving lanes for Paolo. However, I still expect help defense from Mobley coming from the weak side, which could leave a lot of space for WCJ in spot-up situations. Statistically speaking, over the last 10 games the Cavs’ defense ranks as the #1 worst defense against corner threes, and I genuinely believe WCJ could be left open there quite often tonight. On top of that, Cleveland also ranks as the #7 worst defense against catch-and-shoot attempts. This season, WCJ has faced the Cavs twice and went over this line both times. What stands out is that he attempted 5 and 4 three-pointers in those two games. Without any false modesty, I expect a very similar outcome tonight. Overall, WCJ has gone over this line in 10 of his last 13 games vs the Cavs, averaging 3.6 three-point attempts per game in those matchups. In games where WCJ attempted 3–5 three-pointers this season, he cleared this line in 23 of 30 games. If we tighten the filter to 2–4 three-point attempts, he cleared it in 25 of 38 games, and 16 of 26 games when attempting 2–3 threes. On top of everything, the Magic will be without Franz Wagner and Anthony Black tonight.







