Vincent Pensabene 
A flashback at some of the best performances from the Wednesday slate plus their outlooks for the remainder of the season. All that and more on the 10/3 DFS and Betting review and look ahead.
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10/3 Betting Winners – Capper Steve & John L.
If you are a Premium Gold subscriber, you’ll get access to a multitude of exclusive content. One of those features is Sports Betting Picks, where Capper Steve gives you some action every day during the week. Both Steve and John (MLB Moving Averages) were high on the underdog Tampa Bay Rays. Capper Steve also hit on both of his hockey picks last night as well. If you are in the business of making money, why have you not joined the Win Daily Family by now?
10/3 DFS Winner: Yandy Diaz
Premium Gold members have access to our MLB Hitter Projection Model and above is a screenshot from it. Here are the Top 10 hitters from the A,L. Wild Card game and Yandy Diaz was at the sixth-highest salary. Diaz made a huge mark on the game as he went 3-for-4 with two solo home runs, including a leadoff homer.
Outlook for the rest of the season: Yandy Diaz had a big chunk of the second half wasted with a left foot contusion, so his impact must’ve felt great. Diaz had success against the Houston Astros during the regular season, going 5-for-15 with a double and a home run, so expect Diaz to be a good hitter throughout the series.
10/3 Betting Winner: Phil Naessens
Phil has been hitting on a regular basis with his Cash with the Flash picks that you see almost every night in his Premium Gold article. With the start of the NHL season, he helps you win some money there. Toronto won their opening game 5-3 to cover the -1.5 spread. The Capitals also defeated the reigning Stanley Cup Champion Blues and if you followed the bet, you would’ve made some extra bankroll with the underdog pick.
10/3 DFS Winner: Marc-Andre Fleury
With the first puck drop of the season comes the first NHL winner. This snippet is via Allen Fabrykant in the Daily Hot Shot article that is available to anybody. The Vegas Golden Knights were home against the San Jose Sharks and their potent offense. Fleury only allowed a single goal on 22 shot attempts for a save percentage of .955 against a team that scored the second-most goals a season ago (289).
Outlook for the rest of the season: Fleury is one of the best goaltenders that the NHL has to offer. His resume speaks for itself, with three Stanley Cups. Expect Fleury to keep opposing offenses shut down, only giving up one or two goals a game.
