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16 June 2026
02:00 Iran v New Zealand
Under 2.50
Total Goals
50 WIN
@-175
Lose
-50
New Zealand are clearly a poor side, but against England they looked well organized defensively and difficult to break down. Iran are the stronger side, but Sardar Azmoun, who scored eight times in qualifying, isn't participating for political reasons, so they look a bit lightweight in attack. Iran are strong defensively, so I don't see many goals.
01:05 MIN Twins @ TEX Rangers
TEX Rangers
Money Line
50 WIN
@-169
Lose
-50
Twins don't travel well, with just 13 wins from 34 games. I don't like the pitching matchup for them either. They don't name a starter, meaning a bullpen game for them, which is bad news as they have the worst bullpen in the MLB with an ERA of 5.40. Rangers have Gore on the mound, who has a 2.09 ERA at home.
00:10 NY Mets @ CIN Reds
CIN Reds
Money Line
50 WIN
@-140
Win
35
Reds pitcher Chase Burns has been mighty impressive: a 2.14 ERA, a 0.99 WHIP, and a 7-1 record. He has 88 strikeouts this season, so scoring runs against him won't be easy. Myers is on the mound for the Mets, and he is basically a bullpen pitcher, so he won't go more than a couple of innings. This looks a tough ask for the Mets.
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15 June 2026
23:40 MIA Marlins @ PHI Phillies
PHI Phillies
Money Line
50 WIN
@-200
Win
25
Phillies appear to have a clear edge in the pitching matchup. Zack Wheeler for the Phillies has a 5-1 record and a 2.22 ERA. He also goes six or seven innings, so the bullpen won't have a lot to do. Marlins have Gausman on the mound, who never sticks around long and has a 13.5 road ERA.
23:00 Saudi Arabia v Uruguay
Saudi Arabia
50 WIN
@+800
Lose
-50
Bielsa can be a tad one-dimensional and doesn't often have a plan B. His teams press heavily and run all day. That has two drawbacks: one, the heat; and two, a good passing team can run them ragged. Saudi Arabia are a surprisingly decent passing side that have the ability to pass through Uruguay. They won their opening game last time when causing a major upset by beating Argentina. I think they could surprise.
Mohammed Kanno
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+332
Lose
-50
Mohammed Kanno doesn't seem to know the meaning of the word friendly, as he's been booked in three of the five friendlies this year. In all, he's now been booked five times in his last nine appearances. He should be busy tonight, so looks a solid bet.
Rodrigo Bentancur
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+250
Lose
-50
We've seen enough of Bentancur at Spurs to know he can be a bit of a hothead and often attracts the refs' attention. In his time with Spurs he picked up 36 yellows, an average of one every three games. Uruguay may find Saudi Arabia a lot tougher to beat than expected. They knock the ball around well, so I can see Bentancur getting frustrated and picking up a card.
20:31 8:31 Yarmouth
Decoy Oola
Daily Races
50 WIN
@+125
Win
62
Decoy Oola looks the one to be on here. She has the fastest time and fastest break in the field. With trap 5 empty and trap 3 a slow starter, she should get a nice clear run to the bend.
20:00 Belgium v Egypt
Belgium
50 WIN
@-166
Lose
-50
Belgium flopped at the last World Cup and in qualification, but they came through qualification unbeaten and do have some quality about them. Egypt are a strong African side, but I prefer Belgium. Playing African sides should hold no fears for them, as they thrashed Tunisia 5-0 in a warm-up. Admittedly Egypt are strong, but it's been a while since they played a European side and they've never won a game at a World Cup finals. Belgium look the stronger outfit and should do enough to win.
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Yes (BTTS)
Both Teams to Score
50 WIN
@+100
Win
50
Belgium are a free-scoring side, but they don't look the strongest defensively when not at home. In their four away qualification games they only kept a clean sheet against a poor Liechtenstein side. They conceded against Wales twice, North Macedonia, and Kazakhstan. Egypt are a quality African side and can net, but I don't see them keeping Belgium out.
Kevin De Bruyne
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@+275
Lose
-50
Egypt defend well, but Belgium get into the box an awful lot, which should put them under a lot of pressure. This can easily result in a penalty from a foul or handball. Wales fell foul to this twice in qualification, with Belgium winning two penalties and De Bruyne scoring them both. Penalties isn't his only route to goal, as we've all seen how impressive he can be. I think he has a decent chance of finding the net.
Mohamed Hany
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+400
Lose
-50
Mohamed Hany should start at right back for Egypt and could be in for a busy afternoon. With Doku and Castagne likely to be charging down the wing, he looks sure to be under pressure. A similar situation arose last time against Brazil when a poor first-half tackle saw him pick up a yellow.
Over 9.50
Total Corners
50 WIN
@+101
Lose
-50
African sides don't traditionally win a large amount of corners, but Egypt are one of the stronger sides. I suspect they will have to push forward at some stage against a dangerous Belgium side, especially if going behind, so I can see them winning around 4. Belgium can be big corner winners, as their 12 in the last game against Tunisia showed. I think this could be an entertaining match.
17:00 Spain v Cape Verde
Spain (AH) -2.75
Asian Hcap
50 WIN
@+100
Lose
-50
Cape Verde topped their group in qualifying and had an impressive 3-0 win over Serbia in a warm-up. However, that may flatter them, with a recent draw against Iran and a 4-2 loss to Chile giving a more realistic indication of their strength. Spain is a major step up from the sides they've been playing. Spain are capable of brushing aside stronger sides than Cape Verde, so I can see them winning by 3 or 4.
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Mikel Oyarzabal
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@-200
Lose
-50
Real Sociedad striker Oyarzabal bagged 15 goals for them last season and will undoubtedly lead the line for Spain today. He started 8 games for Spain this year, scoring 9 times. In a game Spain should dominate, he looks the most likely scorer.
Kevin Lenini
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+300
Lose
-50
Kevin Lenini was on the bench for the last game against Bermuda but should start today. He largely plays a holding midfield role and will be expected to break up the Spanish moves. He will likely have his hands full today. He picked up five cards this season for Russian side Krasnodar and six the previous season. He is therefore no stranger to cards and will do well to avoid one.
Over 9.50
Total Corners
50 WIN
@-117
Win
43
Spain can chalk up large volumes of corners, with them winning at least five in their last 11 games. Numerous times this year and last they reached a double-figure tally by themselves. In a game they are expected to dominate, I can see them getting very close to this line by themselves. Cape Verde surely can't keep Spain out, so at some time they will have to come out and attack. Their nine against Bermuda shows that they should add something to the tally.
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Over 2.50
Total Cards
50 WIN
@-111
Lose
-50
Adham Makhadmeh is the referee, who has averaged 4.8 cards per game this season, so 2.5 doesn't look a tough ask. Cape Verde should be under an awful lot of pressure, and that could well create plenty of cards. I can see them going over this line by themselves.
03:00 Sweden v Tunisia
Sweden
50 WIN
@-105
Win
47
Sweden were awful in World Cup qualifying, not winning a single game and picking up just 2 points. However, because of their Nations League performance they got to play in the playoffs. Graham Potter took over and things picked up, with them qualifying by beating Poland and Ukraine, scoring three in each. They look like a team with newfound confidence and can beat a Tunisia side that looks a bit limited when coming up against European opposition.
Viktor Gyokeres
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@+139
Win
70
Tunisia didn't concede a goal in qualifying, so they may be tough to break down. The most likely Sweden player to do so would be Gyökeres. He is likely going to start alongside Isak but was more impressive last season. He scored 14 Premier League goals for Arsenal, as well as 5 Champions League goals. He scored 5 goals over his last three starts for Sweden, so I like his chances.
Ismael Gharbi
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+550
Lose
-50
Ismael Gharbi has featured in eight games for Tunisia this year and managed to pick up five yellows and a red from those games. Considering four of those games were friendlies, it's not an attractive return. I think he looks overpriced at 6.5.
Over 3.50
Total Cards
50 WIN
@-133
Lose
-50
Argentinian referee Yael Falcón Pérez is in charge of the game and is never shy to hold back with the cards. He averaged 5.8 cards per game last season. Although to be fair, the Argentinian league does have more than its fair share of bookings, he is nevertheless unlikely to hold back in this one.
01:40 Bo Nickal v Kyle Daukaus
Bo Nickal Decision or Technical Decision
Outcome 5-Way
50 WIN
@+225
Lose
-50
Kyle Daukaus is on a six-fight winning run and has been in with some tough guys. He's a wily campaigner and will be tough to put away. Nickal is an impressive fighter, especially on the mat, and his striking is also coming along. He has the tools to impress the judges, but putting Daukaus away won't be easy.
01:10 Diego Lopes v Steve Garcia
Steve Garcia
Win Fight
50 WIN
@+129
Lose
-50
It looks a step up for Garcia on paper, but he's beaten some solid fighters and looks a lively outsider in this one. I have little doubt he will win the exchanges on the feet. He takes surprisingly little damage and throws an abundance of quality punches and kicks. Even if not finishing his opponent, he should impress the judges. Lopes has to take this to the mat to win, in my opinion, but that won't be easy with Garcia's defence.
00:00 Ivory Coast v Ecuador
Draw
50 WIN
@+189
Lose
-50
Goals could be scarce in this one, making a 0-0 or 1-1 a likely outcome. Ecuador kept 13 clean sheets in 13 of their 18 matches, and Ivory Coast didn't concede a single goal in 10 games. I think this will be a tight, low-scoring affair.
Under 2.50
Total Goals
50 WIN
@-227
Win
22
Ecuador were rock solid defensively in qualification, keeping clean sheets in 13 of their 18 matches. Ivory Coast were even more impressive, not conceding a single goal in any of their 10 games. I don't see many goals in this one.
Moises Caicedo
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+259
Lose
-50
Moises Caicedo has been a card magnet for Chelsea. In his last four seasons he has picked up 10, 11, 11 and 11 yellows. In qualifying for Ecuador he also received five yellows and a red. In what should be a close, competitive game, I can see him attracting the ref's attention.
Over 4.00
Total Cards
50 WIN
@+100
Push
0
This looks a potentially tight, low-scoring affair that could go either way. There are a few players in the game who seem to attract cards, and with a few tasty tackles likely, with both desperate not to concede, I can see Michael Oliver dishing out at least 4.
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14 June 2026
22:45 RBC Canadian Open
Michael Brennan
25 EW
@+4000
Lose
-50
It may be tree-lined, but the fairways are wide, meaning powerful driving is a plus. Michael Brennan is up there with the best for driving distance and enters this in good form. He was a solid sixth, two off the lead last time at the Charles Schwab, where he produced four solid rounds. I think he can go well at a good price.
Tommy Fleetwood
25 EW
@+1200
Lose
-50
Fleetwood didn't play last year but was a fine 2nd in 2023. He comes in in decent form after a solid 4th last time at the Memorial Tournament where he finished two off the lead. His chances were wrecked by a 73 on Friday, which may well have cost him the win. He should go well on this course and looks a potential winner.
Wyndham Clark
50 WIN
@+1800
Lose
-50
Wyndham Clark comes into this in great form after winning the CJ Cup two starts ago. He shot four impressive rounds of 66, 63, 65, and 60. He followed that up with a solid 3rd at the Memorial, one shot off the lead despite a poor Friday when he shot 75. If he had had a solid Friday he may well have had back-to-back wins. In this form he could easily win again.
21:00 Netherlands v Japan
Draw
50 WIN
@+250
Win
125
Netherlands are around evens to win, but this looks far from straightforward. Japan were the first team to qualify for the World Cup, doing so with three games to spare. They've continued that fine form in recent friendlies. They've won six on the trot, including wins over Brazil and England. I can see this ending all square.
Yes (BTTS)
Both Teams to Score
50 WIN
@-109
Win
46
Netherlands romped through qualification, scoring 27 from their 8 games. They attack with purpose and should be confident of scoring today. We recently saw Japan against England, and although they didn't see much of the ball they still managed seven shots and scored the only goal of the game. With the Dutch conceding in all four warm-up games against Uzbekistan, Algeria, Ecuador, and Norway, I can see both teams scoring.
Ritsu Doan
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+500
Lose
-50
Doan does get forward a fair bit, but he could be busy defending in this one with Gakpo running down the left wing. Gakpo draws an awful lot of fouls, and Doan certainly isn't immune to picking up cards. He got one in the recent friendly with Scotland and picked up five for Frankfurt.
19:00 World Cup of Darts
Netherlands
50 WIN
@+700
Lose
-50
England clearly have the best players, with the two Lukes occupying the top two places in the rankings. It didn't do them any good last year when they were dumped out by Germany 9-4. Netherlands have the world number three and four in the form of Van Veen and Van Gerwen. They make a formidable team and look far better value at 8.00
18:00 Germany v Curacao
Germany (AH) -3.50
Asian Hcap
50 WIN
@-105
Win
47
Minnows Curaçao look hopelessly out of their depth in this one. They came through qualification unbeaten, but that was against very weak sides. Recent 5??"1 defeats to Australia and 4??"1 to Scotland show their limitations. Germany have won nine on the trot, including a 6??"0 hiding of Slovakia. They aren't a side to sit back on their lead and look capable of banging in plenty of goals.
Felix Nmecha
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@+350
Win
175
Scotland recently put 4 past Curaçao, which shows their limitations. Germany are adept at putting away lesser sides with ease and could really fill their boots today. That could mean a whole host of goal scorers. Felix Nmecha should start and play a more advanced role in midfield. I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a shot or two, so 4.5 looks decent value.
Kai Havertz
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@-161
Win
31
Curaçao recently conceded 5 against Australia and 4 against Scotland and look well out of their depth against Germany, who regularly put poor sides to the sword. I see plenty of goals for Germany and Havertz should be among them. Havertz should lead the line tonight and should get plenty of chances against Curaçao. He's scored in his last two: against the USA in a friendly and against PSG in the Champions League final.
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Germany #5-0
50 WIN
@+700
Lose
-50
Curaçao are the smallest nation to ever qualify for the World Cup finals and look out of their depth. They did come through qualification unbeaten, but this is a huge step up in class for them. They may be able to beat weak sides, but recent 5??"1 defeat to Australia and 4??"1 to Scotland expose their weaknesses. Germany did have a bad patch when losing three on the trot but shook that off by winning their next nine, banging in the goals. I can see them shutting the minnows out, and five goals looks very doable.
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Over 2.50
Total Cards
50 WIN
@-120
Lose
-50
2.5 is a low line and I can see Curaçao going over it by themselves. We recently saw them against Scotland where they picked up two yellows and a red. In a game where they will be constantly on the back foot, I can see this going over.
17:00 Provence v Perpignan
Over 49.50
Total Points
50 WIN
@-117
Win
43
Provence racked up the points in Division Two, averaging 37 per home game. It may not be as easy against Top 14 side Perpignan, but Perpignan aren't exactly known for their strong defence, conceding 471 points from 13 away games. Perpignan are expected to win this well, so I see tries all round and a total in the 50s.
15:00 Bradford Bulls v Leigh Leopards
Bradford Bulls 8.50
Handicap (2-way)
50 WIN
@-124
Lose
-50
Leigh are playing well, but I'm not sure they can win by 9. Bradford have been a tough side to beat on their own turf, winning 5 of their 7 games. The two losses were to quality sides: Leeds and KR.
14:00 Barcelona Catalunya Grand Prix
Kimi Antonelli
Win Race
50 WIN
@+175
Lose
-50
Antonelli has won five races in a row and seems to hold a clear edge over teammate Russell. As long as qualifying isn't a disaster, I expect him to once again stamp his authority on the race.
Pierre Gasly - Yes
Points Finish
50 WIN
@+225
Win
112
Gasly didn't have the best qualifying session ??" 14th, just behind his teammate. However, it's not a big ask to get into the points from there. He has finished in the points in every race he has completed, with the one exception being the retirement in Miami. I think a top-10 looks very achievable.
Kimi Antonelli
Fastest Lap
50 WIN
@+200
Lose
-50
Antonelli has dominated the season and also set the fastest lap, winning it in 4 of the 6 races. Although qualifying didn't go as planned, I see that having little bearing on the fastest lap, as I can see him ending the race well.
13:00 Louth v Armagh
Armagh
FT Result
50 WIN
@-357
Lose
-50
Armagh won the Ulster title after an impressive win over Monaghan. They are a well-organised side with significant squad depth, and they rarely play a bad game. Louth were well beaten by Dublin in the Leinster final but responded superbly by getting their revenge a fortnight ago, which shows their fighting spirit. However, I don't see them beating an Armagh side that defends well and scores from all over the place.
05:00 Australia v Turkiye
Under 2.50
Total Goals
50 WIN
@-120
Win
41
At the last World Cup, Australia got out of their group thanks to 1-0 wins over Tunisia and Denmark. I expect a similar approach today, with them defending and willing to concede possession and hitting Turkey on the break. Turkey are the better side and solid at the back. They were hardly free-scoring in their two knockout games to get here, winning 1-0 against Romania and Kosovo. I see Turkey dominating possession but struggling to break Australia down.
Harry Souttar
Player to be Booked
50 WIN
@+375
Lose
-50
Harry Souttar played in the last World Cup after recovering from a ligament injury just before the tournament. It's been a similar situation this time, with him suffering an Achilles injury ruling him out until late May. The main thing is he's made it, and he will do his utmost to make the most of the opportunity. He should be very busy against a Turkish side that push forward in numbers, so he will be a busy man and have to make several tackles he may not want to. He's barely played this season but last season picked up 5 yellows and a red in 21 games for Sheffield United.
Over 8.50
Total Corners
50 WIN
@-124
Win
40
Australia will most likely sit back and absorb the pressure and hit Turkey on the break. This won't generate many corners for Australia, but it should give them two or three. Turkey love to get shots away, which can generate plenty of corners. In their two warm-up games they won 12 and 13. Six or seven corners for them should take this over, and they look capable of doing that.
Over 3.50
Total Cards
50 WIN
@-105
Lose
-50
Jesús Valenzuela is the referee, which could be interesting. He loves his whistle, averaging 30 fouls per game. He also loves his cards, with 87 yellows and 5 reds last season and an average of 5.1 cards per game. Australia averages 2 cards a game and Turkey 2.9, so I like the over.
03:05 COL Rockies @ Athletics
Athletics
Money Line
50 WIN
@-153
Win
32
With the run line set at 14.5 and two poor pitchers and bullpens on show, this is expected to be a run fest with balls flying out of the park. If that's the case, then I favor the Athletics. They are the better-hitting side and perform well against lefties.
02:00 Haiti v Scotland
Scotland
50 WIN
@-188
Win
26
There has been money for Haiti, but for the life of me I can't see why. Admittedly Scotland have a poor record at the World Cup finals and have lost to sides like Costa Rica and, more notably, Peru in 1978. They seem a more reliable side these days and look on a different level to Haiti. Yes, Haiti did beat New Zealand 4-0 in a warm-up, but the Kiwis didn't play anywhere near as solidly as they did against England, so I'm not reading too much into that. The only half-decent side they beat was in qualifying,was Cosat Rica with the rest of the games being against sides ranked in the 100s. They look out of their depth.
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Lawrence Shankland
Anytime Goalscorer
50 WIN
@+120
Lose
-50
Scotland have Morocco and Brazil in their group, so this looks like a must-win game. Goal difference could be key, so they must go for goals today. I expect them to dominate a weak-looking Haiti side, so there should be goals. Shankland should start after netting 16 times for Hearts. He has 4 international goals from 4 games this year and should fancy his chances against this side.
Over 9.50
Total Corners
50 WIN
@-102
Lose
-50
I'm not expecting too many corners from Haiti, but if, as expected, they fall behind against Scotland they must come forward, so should win some. Scotland have been notching up plenty of corners, winning 6, 8, 7, 7, 12 and 7 in their last six games. I see them dominating possession and getting 7+. That should take this over.
Over 4.00
Total Cards
50 WIN
@+100
Push
0
Haiti picked up two or more yellow cards in four of their five qualifiers, including four against Nicaragua. They will almost certainly be on the back foot today, so should get at least a couple. Scotland games regularly produce cards, so I think this at least reaches 4.
00:30 Turkiye vs Italy
Italy to win 3-1
Set Score
50 WIN
@+275
Lose
-50
Italy are the world champions and the number one side, but they haven't looked that dominant. They lost their opening game to France and, although better against Germany, still won only one set. Turkey brushed France aside 3-1 and took a set off a quality USA side, so they look capable of grabbing a set.
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