Cash withthe Flash Best Bets had a strong Sunday and a tremendous close to a difficultweek by winning six of our eight NFL touts. Those road underdogs we talked about lastweekend reallycame through and Cash with the Flash Best Bets finished the week in the blackfor the seventh consecutive week in a row.
What makesthis extra special is how the competition fared on Sunday;
Winningmatters because you paid to be here with the purpose of becoming better atsports gambling. That’s why, for the most part, Cash with the Flash Best Bets takes the time to explain why we like or dislike aplay.
Cash with the Flash Best Bets tries to relay trends such as roadunderdogs winning NFL games. Last Sunday’s post wasn’t even about the NFL, butwe still felt that trend was important, and we squeezed it in there so maybeyou could benefit.
NFLunderdogs are 53-35-2 ATS this season. Road underdogs are 40-20-1 ATS anddivisional underdogs have a record of 17-10. These are important trends for NFLbettors moving forward and as luck would have it, we have an NFL road underdogtonight we like very much.
DetroitLions vs GreenBay Packers
Cash withthe Flash Best Bets: Detroit Lions -3.5 points
WhyDetroit?
There is alot to like about this game. Detroit is coming off a bye week and has an extraweek to prepare for Green Bay and to heal from the week in, week out grind ofthe National Football League. Green Bay opened as six-point favorites and that’sbeen bet down to where its currently at. The Lions are a divisional underdogand we’ve seen how successful those underdogs have been this season.
Green Bay willonce again be without the services of Davante Adams and will also miss tightend RobertTonyan. The Lions will miss defensive tackle Mike Daniels and returnwide receiver Danny Amendolaafter missing the Lions last game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Matthew Stafford has thrown nine touchdown passes over his first four games with just two interceptions and I like the fact he has his full complement of receivers tonight. The Packers defense allows 238 passing yards per game and I think the Lions receivers will be able to give the stout Green Bay defense all they can handle on Monday night. Cash with the Flash Best Bets suggests taking the 3.5 points and playing the Lions to beat the Packers at Lambeau Field tonight.
The NHL hasa full slate of Columbus Day games and while we would love to analyze each gamefor you, most of the matchups are being played this afternoon and it just isn’tfeasible. Cash with the Flash Best Bets does like a couple of games on thesheet and here is what we have for you.
1:05 pmET: St Louis Blues -125 over the New York Islanders
3:05 pmET: Buffalo Sabres -110 over the Dallas Stars
5:05 pmET: Washington Capitals -125 over the Colorado Avalanche
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When it comes to hockey, sometimes it’s the teams that fly under most people’s radar that have the best chance of success. When looking at “Dark Horse” teams, it’s best to identify teams who aren’t generally considered contenders around the league but do have the pieces on paper to have a successful season and help you in DFS NHL. Unlikely success stories happen all the time in hockey, with the most recent example being the St. Louis Blues winning the Stanley Cup after being last in the league coming into the new year.
The pieces in these teams could not only prove vital to their team’s overall success but can contribute to our DFS NHL success through low-owned value finds.
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Philadelphia Flyers
The Flyers underwent turmoil on what seemed to be a consistent basis last season. That included a revolving door of goalies which led to the Flyers setting the record for most goalies used in a season (8), firing coach Dave Hakstol part way through the year and taking on an eight game losing streak through late December and early January.
However, looking at how the team stacks up now, there is definitely hope for this upcoming year as well as future seasons. The Flyers have many young talents that have already shown promise at the top level. At this point, the Flyers are boasting one of the most promising young cores in the NHL, and this includes Hart, Konecny, Lindblom, Patrick, Frost and Provorov. Not to mention the Flyers have also strengthened their lines this offseason by adding depth pieces, namely, Niskanen, Hayes and Braun. However, most importantly to their success they also hired NHL veteran coach Alain Vigneault to lead the team into the 2019-20 season, in hopes to bring stability to the City of Brotherly Love.
From a DFS NHL perspective, the Flyers can produce cheap and effective depth lines, providing smart targets once they heat up. For example, a third line consisting of Lindblom, Frost and Patrick could be one of the better value lines this season.
Vancouver Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks struggled to find any sort of consistency throughout the 2018-19 NHL season. They routinely dealt with injuries to key pieces such as Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser. Despite the head injury, Pettersson was still able to win the Calder Trophy after an overall outstanding performance last season.
Coming off Pettersson’s stellar year, there is plenty to look forward to for Vancouver fans and DFS NHL players in anticipation of the 2019-20 NHL season. As of right now it looks like both Quinn Hughes and Thatcher Demko are in a position to jostle for long term roles with the squad. If Boeser (RFA) signs a new contract, it looks as though he will start on the top line alongside Pettersson and new acquistion J.T. Miller. Miller was not the only player brought in by the Canucks this offseason and they were also able to add strong depth pieces such as Micheal Ferland, Tyler Myers, Oscar Fantenberg and Jordie Benn. Whether or not the Canucks will make the playoffs this season is still up for debate, however, they have made massive strides from last season and I look forward to seeing how they progress.
Much like his brother Jack, Quinn Hughes is looking very promising at the NHL level. Last season, Hughes only appeared in five games for the Canucks and was able to record three assists, as a defenseman no less. Vancouver is also an excellent place for growth as a defenseman since the young player will be able to learn alongside both Alex Edler and Tyler Myers. From a DFS NHL perspective, Quinn could represent a strong value defensive option early on in the season as he is slated to play on the second defensive line and top power play unit.
Dallas Stars
Unlike the other two teams on this list, the Dallas Stars had a relatively successful season last year which led to a playoff run where they were eliminated by the eventual champs, the St. Louis Blues. Despite the strong performance last season, the Stars have still made improvements on the offensive side adding Joe Pavelski and Corey Perry. When it comes to the back end, the Stars already have a solid defensive core in Klingberg, Lindell and Heiskanen as well as strong goaltending with Ben Bishop (provided he stays healthy). Gurianov could also prove to be a nice addition on the wing after scoring 48 goals in 57 games with the Texas Stars of the AHL last season. Despite the strong performance last season, many are quick to overlook the Stars, when in reality they are capable of another run at the cup in 2019-20.
DFS NHL wise, there is obviously a lot to like with the Stars. It would be worthwhile to target players such as Esa Lindell, who plays alongisde elite scoring defenseman John Klingberg, Joe Pavelski who recorded 38 goals in 75 games last season for the Sharks, Corey Perry who will be a cheap winger looking to return to form after last season and Denis Gurianov as he is slated to be playing alongside strong talent in Alexander Radulov and Roope Hintz as well as possibly seeing some power play minutes.
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