Monday Best Bet Results
Monday was mostly spent in the Tuley’s Takes home office taking care of some household chores after our Hawaii vacation and waiting for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Unfortunately, I made my Best Bet of the day on the Panthers +120, but they lost 7-2 to the Golden Knight. I was conflicted as I am cheering for the Golden Knights to win Lord Stanley’s Cup, but we felt the Panthers were the right side to even the series.
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We thought we were going to at least show a small profit on the day as our other play was on the Royals First 5 Innings +130 at the Marlins, especially after they jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning and led 4-0 after the top of the third; however, the Marlins rallied to lead 7-4 after 5 innings. It’s results like this that make me wonder if I should start looking at First 3 Inning bets! But we’ll stick with the more common First 5 wagers for now and continue to monitor these results.
The 0-2 split dropped our June record back to .500 at 6-6-1, but with our plus-money dogs we’re still showing a profit $47.73 based on $100 flat bets, according to the VSiN Pro Picks page after going 41-28-8 (59.4%) in the month of May for a profit of 15.6 units.
Let’s look for plays on Tuesday on the full 15-game MLB card as we have an off day in both the NBA and NHL finals.
MLB Tuesday Best Bets
Astros First 5 Innings +115 at Blue Jays: This is a “mini-anti-swagger” play against the Blue Jays as their 4-game winning streak was snapped by the Astros on Monday. We’re not thrilled with going against Kevin Gausman (4-3, 2.76 ERA), but we trust Hunter Brown (5-2, 3.61 ERA) to hold down the Jays. We feel the defending World Series champion Astros still have the better overall team and this should be closer to pick-’em (offshore giant CRIS actually had this at +133 overnight, so hopefully we get closer to that).
Orioles First 5 Innings -105 at Brewers: I was on the fence about adding this as a second play on Tuesday, but the Orioles (37-22) continue to overachieve on this season while the Brewers (32-27) have cooled off and I prefer Kyle Gibson (7-3, 3.89 ERA) over Freddy Peralta (5-5, 4.62 ERA).
