Phil Naessens 
Welcome to the Thursday edition of Cash with Flash Best Bets! It was a nice weeklong break and we’re looking forward to hopefully having another profitable week around here.
Glad to see you and I hope that your sports betting endeavors are going well. It’s been difficult handicapping professional and college sporting contests during the pandemic but if you’ve been tailing me, listening to my show, read my books, or whatever than you have been making money.
Cash with Flash Best Bets has 2020-2021 season-long totals of 66-53-1 for NFL football, 48-21 in NCAAF, 47-40 for NCAAB, 16-9 in NHL, 81-44-1 in the NBA, and 109-50 for tennis this season.
Had you wagered $100 dollars on each pick we offered you’d be ahead of the game by about $11,6000 since September 8, 2020. That’s not too bad for tailing Cash with Flash Best Bets.
Don’t forget to pick up your copies of Betting Baseball 101 and Betting Football 101. Everything that you need to know in order to become a better sports handicapper can be found on the pages of those two books. Look for Betting Basketball 101 and Betting Hockey 101 in 2021!
Sunday was a 3-0 sweep and that leaves us with a 29-22 record through fifteen days of this column. That means we haven’t had a losing week but we did miss our three-unit weekly goal as we fell 2.1 units short.
Slightly profitable week but a profit just the same. That means we’ve had winning weeks in each of our three weeks at Win Daily.
You are doing it all wrong if you aren’t practicing some sort of money management system. I discuss a couple of them in my books and I will be sharing little tidbits here in this column.
Managing your cash is numero uno. Hiring someone to pick winners is an easy thing to do but if you don’t have the discipline to manage your money correctly then wagering on sporting events for long-term success won’t likely be successful.
We have ten games on the NBA slate for Thursday and plenty of opportunity to Cash with Flash!
Minnesota Timberwolves vs New Orleans Pelicans
The Timberwolves are eight-point underdogs when they meet the Pelicans tonight. The Timberwolves enter this one on a nine-game losing streak and is 7-11-1 ATS as the away team this season. New Orleans is hoping to end a two-game losing streak of their own but is 8-11-1 this season as the home team. Minnesota is twenty-fourth in points scored and twenty-eighth in points allowed this season and is still missing Malik Beasley and De’Angelo Russell for tonight’s tilt. Lay the points and go with the Pelicans to cover tonight! The total is 239.5 points and I don’t see these teams hitting that number. Go with the UNDER in this one.
Atlanta Hawks vs Toronto Raptors
The Hawks are 1.5 point away favorites when they meet the Raptors tonight. Atlanta enters this one winners of two straight and is 9-9-1 ATS as the away team this season. Toronto has lost four of five entering this contest and is 6-10 ATS this season as the home side. Atlanta still has DeAndre Hunter and Cam Reddish out but Toronto will miss Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, and OG Anunoby tonight. Toronto hasn’t had a good season with those fellas when they are healthy and the Hawks are surging. Take the points and go with Atlanta to cover the spread Thursday night!
Good luck tonight!
