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    Wow, talk about a roller coaster ride Sunday!

    Wow, talk about a roller coaster ride Sunday! In the early games we had 2 easy
    victories if you're betting all my picks as Minny and Atlanta easily made their
    number. And we were looking great with the lowly Chiefs who battled Baltimore to a
    tie with about 3 minutes to go. Then they lose by 14 and our strict system Bet A
    loses by a half point!

    But to show the gambling gods have a sense of humor, our B bet was looking lost with
    little over a minute as Green Bay only needed a field goal to win the game. That
    wouldn't have done us any good though as we needed at least a 4 point victory. Then
    what do you know a 60 yard bomb for the TD.

    Add on a victory in our lone MLB play and damn that makes for a good Sunday. If
    you're scoring at home the NFL system goes 1-0, overall 3-1 and we go 1-0 in the
    bases.

    No Bet on the New England - Buffalo game or the Oakland-Chargers Game

    Sincerely,

    Rich Allen aka Sports Betting Professor
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