All bets are to win one unit. -110, I risk 1.10 to win 1. I only play point spreads. Took some time to watch the game for the first few weeks and now I am ready to bet and share my picks. I will update my record frequently and make 1-3 plays a week.
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All bets are to win one unit. -110, I risk 1.10 to win 1. I only play point spreads. Took some time to watch the game for the first few weeks and now I am ready to bet and share my picks. I will update my record frequently and make 1-3 plays a week.
Edmonton turned it on in their most recent outing and nearly came away victorious. They will definitely be carrying momentum into this game versus an Argonaut team that booted them out of last year's playoff tilt. The Argonauts are riding high, but went into their bye at the wrong time. The bye should neutralize the gap slightly between these teams, benefiting the Eskimos. As bad as Edmonton have been, this is a good match-up for them.
Toronto at home ranks 7th in rush d and 7th in pass d, while the Eskimos road defense ranks 3 and 7 respectively. The strength of the Argo's attack is their passing ability (#1 in CFL), but the Eskimos boast one of the league's best secondaries, particularly on the road (#3). I think Toronto will run the ball contributing to a lower scoring game. Edmonton got the offense going, but that was against a pedestrian Montreal team. Though it definitely is a positive for the team's morale and I expect them to come into this game swinging.
Edmonton will limit the Toronto attack and score just enough to get the result.
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Edmonton turned it on in their most recent outing and nearly came away victorious. They will definitely be carrying momentum into this game versus an Argonaut team that booted them out of last year's playoff tilt. The Argonauts are riding high, but went into their bye at the wrong time. The bye should neutralize the gap slightly between these teams, benefiting the Eskimos. As bad as Edmonton have been, this is a good match-up for them.
Toronto at home ranks 7th in rush d and 7th in pass d, while the Eskimos road defense ranks 3 and 7 respectively. The strength of the Argo's attack is their passing ability (#1 in CFL), but the Eskimos boast one of the league's best secondaries, particularly on the road (#3). I think Toronto will run the ball contributing to a lower scoring game. Edmonton got the offense going, but that was against a pedestrian Montreal team. Though it definitely is a positive for the team's morale and I expect them to come into this game swinging.
Edmonton will limit the Toronto attack and score just enough to get the result.
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