Offshore Betting
2016 Northern Trust Open Betting Predictions
Another week goes by in February 2016 and we have another PGA Tournament upon us with the 2016 Northern Trust Open that is played from the 18th thru the 21st of February 2016 with the tournament played at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California.
Pacers at Thunder Friday Night Betting Preview
With the All-Star weekend out of the way we move on into the 2nd half of the 2015-16 NBA Regular Season and here we preview the Eastern Conference No. 6 Indiana Pacers 28-25 playing the Western Conference No. 3 Oklahoma City Thunder 40-14 with the game being played on Friday the 19th of Feb. 2016 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma with the tip-off scheduled for 8:05 PM ET.
Stoke City vs. Manchester United Betting Preview for Tuesday Afternoon
As the 2015-16 Euro soccer season rolls on, we have an interesting match between the Potters of Stoke City playing the Red Devils of Manchester United in this EPL in the League round 24. Presently the Manchester United is ranked 5th in the EPL with 36 points, while Stoke City is ranked at 9th with 32 points to date. The game is being played at Old Trafford in Manchester, United Kingdom at 3 PM ET.
Offshore Betting: Best Triple Threats offenses in College Football
In College Football, standing out in offense is key to having a successful season, and offshore betting fans know this by heart. At times, luck will have it that teams will encounter unique chemistry in their offense and are able to put together a Triple Threat Offense. Combining good quality quarterback, with a good running back and adding a good wide receiver to the mix, can really make the team stand out from the rest.
Offshore betting: NFL Offseason Rumors, what’s true and what’s bogus?
Offshore betting fans, those who are smart and hardcore players know that they need to be informed on what surrounds the teams in the league. The offseason in NFL is an almost never-endingplethora of rumors from the ludicrous to leaked secrets. If you are betting offshore on NFL football this season, you might have heard some of these rumors already.
Offshore Betting: Most Improved NFL Team for the 2014 Season
One of the beauties of NFL Football and Offshore betting is on how teams that once where at the bottom, down and out, can turn things around. In the upcoming 2014 season, with the movements and draft already past, certain teams are expected to improve their win/lose department.
Offshore Betting: College Football Players to Watch
For the upcoming College Football season, offshore betting action will be red hot, and everybody should be getting more and more excited. If you are one of the millions of fans that patiently waiting for the games to start, there are some players you might want to take a closer look at. Players that are expected to excel this coming season and potentially have record setting numbers. If you are betting offshore on college football these are the names to remember when game time comes.
Offshore Betting: Bengals vs. Ravens
Home advantage may do the Baltimore Ravens little good when they receive the Cincinnati Bengals this Sunday 10th (whatever superiority the felt they were entitled to as Super Bowl champions got lost somewhere along the way to a 3-5 record). However, the Bengals are only 1.5 offshore betting favorites after an overtime loss against the Miami Dolphins.
Offshore Betting: Ravens vs. Steelers
One of the most physical rivalries in the history of the NFL, the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers often fight over divisional leadership. This Sunday 20th though, they may not be playing so much to see who gets first place but to see who isn’t last. Granted, the Ravens aren’t doing as bad as the Steelers, but then again Baltimore isn’t just any team; a lot more is expected of them, even if they hadn’t won the Super Bowl last year.
Betting Offshore: Atlanta Falcons vs. Washington Redskins
A lot of football bettors are going to look at this line and think it’s a gift from Vegas. Don’t fall for the bait. When making my own lines for Week 5, a field goal is exactly where I put this one. I think the Falcons are six points or so better than Washington on a neutral field. So if you factor in the home-field advantage, three points is about right.