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NBA Player Prop Bet | LeBron James | Pelicans vs Lakers prediction

ASA NBA Free Player prop bet – LEBRON JAMES UNDER 42.5 POINTS+ASS+REBOUNDS

This could easily be a load management game for LeBron who is averaging over 34 minutes per game this season. The Lakers have a much bigger slate of games looming against the Knicks and Celtics so we estimate LeBron to play 30-33 minutes tonight against the Pelicans. In this minutes range LeBron is 6-2 UNDER tonight’s prop number of 42.5. Granted, the Pelicans are terrible defensively but if the Lakers do jump out big early don’t expect to see LeBron in the lineup late in the game. In the only meeting between these two teams this season, LeBron totaled 33 Pts+Rebs+Ass. Today’s NBA player prop bet is UNDER LeBron James Points+Rebounds+Assists.

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NCAAB Free bet | February 25th 2025 | Santa Clara vs Gonzaga

#668 ASA PLAY ON Santa Clara +6.5 over Gonzaga, Tuesday at 11 PM ET

The Zags lost at home vs St Mary’s over the weekend which locked up the West Coast Conference Title for the Gaels.  Gonzaga had won or tied for the WCC title in 11 of the previous 12 seasons and now that’s out of reach and we look for a letdown from the Bulldogs here.  Santa Clara is a dangerous home dog as they’ve only lost 1 conference game here and that was vs St Mary’s.  The Broncos have won 5 of their last 6 games including a 30 point win @ Washington State over the weekend.  They are the #1 shooting team in the conference (eFG%) and they lead the WCC on 3 point FG% as well hitting 40% of their triples.  At home they are averaging 84 PPG and allowing just 68 PPG on the season.  Gonzaga has 8 losses on the season of those have come away from their home court.  One of their losses at home came vs this Santa Clara team by a final score of 103-99.  The Zags actually shot better from the field in that game and made 4 more FT’s yet still lost at home.  They continue to be overvalued with an 11-18 ATS record on the season including covering just 5 of their last 21 games.  Even if Gonzaga musters up enough energy to play well here after their disappointing home loss on Saturday, we’re not sure they can pull away in this game.  We expect a tight battle with Santa Clara have a great shot at the outright win.  

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NBA Player Prop Bets | Suns vs Bulls | Feb 22 2025

NBA PLAYER PROP BETS FREE PICKS | Saturday, Feb 22nd 2025

ASA NBA Player Prop Bet – UNDER 20.5 POINTS – Coby White – Chicago Bulls

Chicago hosts the Phoenix Suns on Saturday and one player we expect to struggle scoring is Coby White of the Bulls. White has been UNDER his scoring prop in 3 straight games and UNDER 20.5 points in 10 of his last 15 games. He is averaging 18ppg on the season, shooting 43% overall and 37% from Deep. He averages 32.7 minutes per game and in games where he plays 30-33 minutes, he has stayed UNDER his scoring prop in 10 of the last twelve games. The Suns defense has done well against similar players to White in recent games holding opponents UNDER their scoring prop in 5 of the last six games. 60% of White’s scoring (excluding FT’s) comes from beyond the arc and the Suns 3PT% defense is 11th best in the league.

ASA NBA Player Prop Bet – OVER 30.5 POINTS + REBOUNDS – Nikola Vucevic – Chicago Bulls

We like Vucevic to have a big game against the Suns on Saturday. The Suns struggle to stop opposing Centers as they give up the 3rd most rebounds per game at 16.6 and allow the 4th most points per game at 23.5. Vucevic went through a slump right before the trade deadline as he was being shopped heavily but the Bulls. In his first game after the break against the Knicks he had a big Pts+Rebs game of 30 against New York. The significance of that number is that it came against a Knicks team that allows the 4th fewest Rebounds and Points p/game to opposing Centers. In two games against the Suns last season Vucevic had total Pts+Rebs of 32 and 36. We like him to go OVER 30.5 today.

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Daytona 500 Betting Preview | Feb 10th 2025

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Daytona 500 Preview for 2025

The 67th running of the iconic Daytona 500 is set to kick off the NASCAR Cup Series season on Sunday, February 16, 2025, at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. Known as “The Great American Race,” this event promises high speeds, thrilling pack racing, and the unpredictable nature that makes it a favorite among fans and bettors alike.

Race Overview:

  • Date: February 16, 2025
  • Time: 2:30 PM ET
  • TV: FOX
  • Track: Daytona International Speedway, a 2.5-mile tri-oval
  • Laps: 200 (500 miles)

Betting Insights:

The Daytona 500 often defies expectations, with longshots frequently crossing the finish line first. Here’s a look at the current betting odds for the drivers, based on recent performances, history at Daytona, and the overall market sentiment:

Top Favorites:

  • Kyle Busch (+1100): Despite never clinching the Daytona 500, Busch has shown consistent performance at Daytona and is a perennial threat due to his experience and skill.
  • Brad Keselowski (+1100): With a knack for superspeedway racing, Keselowski’s odds reflect his potential to break through with another Daytona victory.
  • Denny Hamlin (+1200): Hamlin is one of the few active drivers with multiple Daytona 500 wins, making him a strong contender again this year.
  • Joey Logano (+1200): A Daytona 500 winner in 2015, Logano’s experience in pack racing makes him a solid pick.
  • Ryan Blaney (+1300): Blaney, coming off a championship season, has the momentum to potentially claim his first Daytona 500 win.

Contenders:

  • Kyle Larson (+1400): Larson’s versatility across tracks makes him a dark horse, though Daytona hasn’t been his strongest venue.
  • Chase Elliott (+1500): Elliott’s consistent top performances at Daytona make him a constant threat for the win.
  • Chris Buescher (+1700): Buescher has shown strong performances on superspeedways, which could translate into a win.
  • William Byron (+1800): Defending champion Byron looks to achieve a rare back-to-back victory.

Longshots with Potential:

  • Bubba Wallace (+2200): With multiple top finishes at Daytona, Wallace could surprise.
  • Austin Cindric (+2400): The 2022 Daytona 500 winner, Cindric’s odds suggest he’s not to be overlooked despite the competition.
  • Noah Gragson (+4000): A new team might just be the boost Gragson needs to make a statement in his Daytona debut.
  • Michael McDowell (+4000): After his surprising 2021 win, McDowell remains a longshot with the capability to repeat.

Dark Horses:

  • Zane Smith (+7000): Young talent with solid performances in the lower series at Daytona.
  • Helio Castroneves (+6500): An IndyCar legend, Castroneves brings an intriguing element to NASCAR’s premier event.

Betting Strategy:

  • Race Winner: Betting on the outright winner can be risky due to the race’s chaotic nature. Consider diversifying your bets across a few drivers.
  • Place Betting: Given the high crash rate, betting on a driver to place in the top 3 or top 5 can offer good returns with less risk.
  • Head-to-Head Matchups: These can be more predictable, focusing on which of two drivers will finish higher, regardless of their overall position.
  • Prop Bets: Look for bets on specific outcomes like leading the most laps or being the first to crash out.

Final Thoughts:

The Daytona 500 is as much about luck as it is about skill, making it one of the most exciting races for betting. With a field full of talented drivers, strategic bets can lead to significant wins. Remember, the nature of speedway racing at Daytona means that anyone can win, so keep an eye on the longshots and prepare for an unpredictable race day.

Good luck, and may your bets be as thrilling as the race itself!

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  • Age Restriction: You must be at least 18 years old (or the legal age in your jurisdiction) to engage in gambling activities.
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  • Set Limits: Establish limits for time and money spent on gambling. Stick to these limits to maintain control over your gambling habits.
  • Understand the Odds: Be aware that the house always has an edge. The odds are designed for the casino or betting operator to make a profit over time.
  • Avoid Chasing Losses: If you’re on a losing streak, don’t try to win back your losses immediately. This often leads to further losses.
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