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[1%] Free Play on Blue Jays under 8 -110

1* Bet on Sparks +6½

Ricky's 1* play on TB.

Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.

- The Rays are 3-0 in their last 3 games.

- The Diamondbacks are 2-4 in their last 6 games.

- The Rays are 8-2 in the last 10 meetings.

Verdict: The value is on the home favorite.

Free Total Annihilator On Mariners vs Guardians under 8 -114

Free Play on Storm +8½ -105

(#612) Seattle Storm | ATS | . 

I know that Atlanta's been one of the best teams in the WNBA this season. But, the Dream have slowed down over their past few games & are coming off consecutive tough road games in Golden State. Now, they travel up north to Seattle to play their second game in as many days. No, I'm not going to call for the outright win here on Saturday. But, I still firmly believe that the Storm are better than their record & should be much more competitive going forward, especially at home. Grab the points this weekend. 

Burns' Prediction: 81-79 Atlanta.

The Reds upset the Pirates and reigning NL Cy Young Award winner Paul Skenes, 6-4, on Friday. Now the advantage switches to Cincinnati with a pitching matchup of Chase Burns against Jared Jones.

1* Free Pick on Abusupiyan Magomedov +110

UNDER 2.5

Locking this in early. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be smaller bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Saturday's FREE selection is a strong lean on the UNDER 2.5. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

Saturday FREE World Cup Soccer O/U Play

1-1-1 on Thursday. 324-267 55% +3035 since Mid-Dec! The current run has been strong, and today’s card is posted. A BIG 3× Play Card is up for today, and Ray’s DISCOUNTED Day Pass gets you full access. Razor is a top-ranked handicapper across every network where his plays are sold, and he’s continuing to climb the leaderboards. As always… “Pad that bankroll one day at a time.”

TOP PLAY Saturday headlines with a BIG CFL TOTAL, 3X PERFECT WNBA, World Cup Power Side and MLB. Comp play below

The Saturday World Cup Play is on the Under 2.5 goals in the Portugal vs Columbia match in Group K action. Both teams are in to the knockout stage and this game likely decides the group win. Portugal is a top level offensive team that generates a plethora of scoring chances. However they take on a Columbia team that is very difficult to score on and has won 7 of 8 group stage matches. They completely shut down Congo DR Last out and Ronaldo who netted 2 for Portugal in their last game wont have the space here like he did vs Uzbekistan. The game will be played in Miami where it will be hot and humid and both teams are on shorter than usual rest having played Tuesday. Look for a very tactical game here that stays under. GL Rob V-

1* Free Play on Sparks/Fever over 178½ -110

1* FREE INFO PLAY Salamat Isbulaev +124

1* Free Sharp Play on Rangers vs Blue Jays over 7½ -110

I've been buried in these World Cup group stage finales longer than I'd like to admit, crunching the numbers and watching how motivation, form, and little edges play out under the lights. This Colombia versus Portugal clash at Hard Rock Stadium has all the ingredients of a spot where the market might be sleeping on the value. Colombia to win outright isn't some wild swing, it's the calculated play that stands out when you line up the recent trends, defensive metrics, and the unique dynamics of a final group game. Portugal brings the star power, but Colombia has been the more balanced, disciplined side, and the setup gives them every chance to pull off the result.

Colombia arrives with six points from two wins: a 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan that saw goals from three different contributors and a hard-fought 1-0 over DR Congo that locked in progression with a clean sheet. Across the tournament, they've scored four goals and conceded just one, 0.5 goals against per 90 minutes. Zoom out to their last five competitive matches and you get four wins, one loss, 10 goals scored, and five conceded. The attack spreads the load beautifully: right-back Daniel Muñoz has already notched two tournament goals (that's fullback production most teams would kill for), Luis Díaz adds pace and a goal of his own, and James Rodríguez orchestrates from midfield like the veteran mathematician he is. Their scoring distribution, multiple sources chipping in,creates a higher floor than teams reliant on one or two finishers.

Portugal sits on four points after a 1-1 draw with DR Congo (late concession after leading) and a 5-0 rout of Uzbekistan featuring a Cristiano Ronaldo brace that bumped his World Cup tally deeper into double digits. Their last five show four wins and a draw, 12 goals scored, and only three conceded. Impressive firepower, no question, but that opening draw revealed cracks against organized, physical resistance. In the group, their +5 goal difference looks strong, yet it includes easier matchups, while Colombia's +3 has come with elite defensive efficiency and tougher tests. This is their first-ever senior meeting, so no historical baggage, just current form meeting situational pressure.

The trends favor the side that doesn't have to chase. In World Cup group finales, teams already qualified and able to secure top spot with a draw often settle into controlled, low-event games rather than all-out wars. Colombia can play for that point while still threatening on the break, especially with Miami's Colombian faithful turning the stadium into a cauldron of support. Portugal must push for the win to leapfrog them, which opens lanes for counters through Díaz's speed and Muñoz's overlapping runs. It's the classic chaser-versus-protector formula, and the numbers tilt toward the protector when defensive deltas are this favorable (Colombia's 0.5 GA/90 versus Portugal's occasional vulnerabilities in tighter spaces).

Humor me for a second: Portugal's attack is like that flashy sports car roaring down the highway, Ronaldo at the wheel, Bruno Fernandes navigating, but Colombia's defense is the well-placed speed bump that reminds expensive machinery it still has to obey the laws of physics. Their structure under Néstor Lorenzo has been a joy to watch for anyone who appreciates organization over individual fireworks. Add in the distributed goal involvement (Muñoz from the back, midfield creativity, wide threats) and you get a side that's hard to break down and capable of punishing overcommitment. At big plus money on Colombia to win, you're getting implied odds around 52 percent on a team with a recent points-per-game clip near 2.2–2.4 in competitive windows, positive goal difference, and the tactical profile to exploit a must-win opponent.

This isn't about ignoring Portugal's quality, they can absolutely win on talent alone, but the context, the trends, and the metrics point to Colombia having the higher floor and the better spot. I've seen enough of these deciders to know that when the eye test, the defensive efficiency, and the motivation mismatch align, you lean into the value. Colombia to win feels like one of those plays where the smart money quietly accumulates because the public is distracted by the big names.

. Respect the process, size it smart, shop for your best lines and enjoy the match. These Cafeteros have earned the backing, and nights like this are why we dig into the details in the first place.

If your not feeling as brave as me take the Asian Handicap and proceed to the cashiers window.

My selection is on Colorado over Minnesota at 7:10 pm et on Saturday.

We'll take a flyer on the Rockies on Saturday as they look to respond following last night's wild, high-scoring affair in Minnesota. Michael Lorenzen won't draw much support from bettors but he's pitched well lately, allowing exactly one earned run in two of his last three starts. While Colorado has struggled this season, it does rank sixth in the majors in wOBA against right-handed pitching and it will face a righty in Mike Paredes on Saturday. Parades has pitched well in his first three starts - all Twins victories - but he's not a candidate to work deep into the ball game with his longest outing lasting just five innings. When it comes down to it I don't think there's much to choose between the two starters here and I have enough confidence in the Rockies offense to get them over the hump on Saturday. Take Colorado (8*).

AAA Sports' Selection: Los Angeles Dodgers (ML).

Los Angeles will start Yoshinobu Yamamoto -- He's been fantastic this season and has a 2.01 earned run average in June so far.

Yamamoto also has the 2nd best WHIP amongst all big league starting pitchers this season (0.87).

The Dodgers have won four of their L5 games with him on the mound, all by more than a run.

San Diego will start Randy Vasquez -- He has been the opposite of Yoshinobu, with a 7.27 earned run average in June.

The Padres are just 6-13 over the L19 games between these two teams as well.

The play is on LAD.

Nationals vs Orioles MLB Free Pick

The Angle(s): After dropping Friday's opener 3-1, the Washington Nationals find themselves on a rare four-game losing streak. However, this team has been an absolute cash cow for bettors all season, and the current market creates a prime bounce-back opportunity to lock in considerable plus-money value on the visitors.

The Nationals hand the ball to left-hander Foster Griffin (8-2, 3.15 ERA), who has quietly compiled a stellar 2026 campaign. Washington has been incredibly profitable with Griffin on the bump, winning 4 of his last 5 starts. During that sensational stretch, Griffin has registered a microscopic 2.15 ERA. 

Baltimore counters with Brandon Young (6-2, 3.07 ERA), and while his record and ERA look flawless on the surface, his structural metrics hint at regression. Young sports a higher WHIP compared to Griffin, indicating he routinely dances around heavier base traffic.

The Trend: The Orioles are 1-7 as home favorites against left-handed starters. 

The Bet: NATIONALS (3%). 

1% GOLD RUSH on Mariners/Guardians: under 8

3* on Manuel Torres

PSP Data Driven 1* Brewers.

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Our models suggest that the value is on the favorite. Milwaukee are 4-1 SU in its last 5 games at home. Chicago Cubs are 0-5 SU in its last 5 games against Milwaukee.