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11 November 2025
19:45 BSV Bern vs THW Kiel
THW Kiel
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.05
Win
3
Kiel’s physical defense and superior keeper tandem typically shut down long spells from underdogs. In attack, they’ll punish any passive center-block with line feeds and second-phase goals. Kiel to control throughout.
19:45 HIF Karlskrona vs SL Benfica
SL Benfica
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.52
Win
26
Benfica’s European experience and set-play variety on the line usually travel well. Karlskrona must win the turnover count to flip it, but Benfica’s structure tends to minimize those swings.
19:45 RK Nexe vs Kadetten Schaffhausen
Kadetten Schaffhausen
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.60
Win
80
19:45 Saint Raphael vs Bidasoa Irun
Bidasoa Irun
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.60
Lose
-50
19:45 TSV Hannover Burgdorf vs IK Savehof
TSV Hannover Burgdorf
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.13
Win
6
Hannover arrive 2??"0 in the group and boast the competition’s top save-rate goalkeeper (Joel Birlehm), which tilts tight segments. Sävehof’s two draws show resilience, but Hannover’s defense and home whistle are decisive.
19:00 Fenerbahce vs Maccabi Tel Aviv
Fenerbahce
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.36
Win
18
Fener’s size at the 4/5 and disciplined help rotations tend to mute Maccabi’s downhill guards over 40 minutes. Expect Fenerbahçe to win the free-throw and glass margins and grind late possessions. (This fixture has been relocated from Istanbul; logistics aside, the matchup still favors Fener.)
18:00 Odense Bulldogs vs Aalborg Pirates
Aalborg Pirates
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.10
Win
55
Aalborg have taken both meetings this season, and they sit above Odense in the current Metal Ligaen table??"signs their two-way baseline is sturdier right now. Odense get the Skøjtehal boost, but the recent H2H trend and Aalborg’s stronger form line point to the Pirates edging special-teams and late-game sequences.
17:45 CS Baia Mare vs Skanderborg Handbold
Skanderborg Handbold
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.30
Win
15
The Danish side’s pace and first-phase efficiency tend to travel, and their back-court shot selection is cleaner in tight timeouts. Baia Mare’s home edge helps early, but SAH’s depth should grind out key stops. Edge to the visitors.
17:45 Elverum vs FC Porto
FC Porto
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.70
Win
35
Recent H2H leans Porto (2??"1), and their half-court defense is built to weather Elverum’s tempo in Terningen Arena. If Porto control the line and keep turnovers down, they can steal it late on shot quality. Slight lean to Porto.
17:45 MRK Sesvete vs Toulouse
Toulouse
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.80
Lose
-50
Toulouse bring the sturdier defensive floor and more reliable nine-meter scoring. Sesvete can scrap, but over 60 minutes, Fenix’s keeper edge and set-play execution should show.
17:45 MT Melsungen vs FTC
MT Melsungen
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.09
Win
5
Melsungen’s size and 6-on-6 offense normally grind opponents down at home. If they keep FTC off second chances, their back-court will control tempo. Melsungen by 2??"3.
17:45 Potaissa Turda vs SG Flensburg Handewitt
SG Flensburg Handewitt
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.06
Win
3
Flensburg’s back-court quality and two-way depth usually overwhelm mid-tier defenses; expect a big edge in fast breaks and 6-on-6 shot creation. If they keep turnovers down, their set piece should produce steady separation after halftime.
17:45 RD Slovan vs BM Granollers
BM Granollers
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.50
Win
75
17:45 RK Partizan vs Ademar Leon
Ademar Leon
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.55
Lose
-50
17:45 Tatran Presov vs Fredericia HK
Fredericia HK
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.35
Win
17
Fredericia’s physicality and keeper form fit this matchup, and their group start (draw at Sävehof, narrow loss vs Hannover) reads stronger than Tatran’s heavy defeat in Germany. If they win the turnover battle, the Danes nick it late.
16:00 BC Dubai vs Crvena Zvezda
Crvena Zvezda
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.20
Lose
-50
Zvezda’s half-court physicality and ball-pressure guards usually squeeze new/younger EuroLeague offenses into late-clock shots. Their rim protection and defensive rebounding should cap Dubai’s second-chance looks. If Zvezda keep turnovers down, their set plays decide it.
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09 November 2025
17:00 SC Magdeburg vs Rhein Neckar Lowen
SC Magdeburg
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.13
Win
6
Magdeburg’s pace and physicality at GETEC-Arena typically tilt the whistle and flow in their favor. RNL can punch, but over 60 minutes, SCM’s depth tells.
17:00 Sao Paulo Grand Prix
Lando Norris - Yes
Podium Finish
50 WIN
@1.20
Win
10
Lando Norris has been performing great during the whole weekend. So at this point, betting on him being at least in the top 3 is a safe bet.
Max Verstappen - Yes
Points Finish
50 WIN
@1.06
Win
3
Max Verstappen really needs the points badly. The Dutchman has been on fire lately, so he has a great opportunity in a GP where he always performs.
15:30 Newcastle West v Mungret
Newcastle West
FT Result
50 WIN
@1.62
Lose
-50
Newcastle West’s big-game experience (three-in-a-row county titles in 2021??"23) usually shows up in tight finals, and they arrive battle-hardened after edging Fr Casey’s in extra time. Mungret have real momentum after dethroning holders Adare and reaching their first senior final in 24 years, but their learning curve at this stage is steep. Expect NCW’s structured kick-out press and shot selection to manage runs of play, with clutch late scoring the difference.
15:00 Gloria Bistrita W vs Borussia Dortmund W
Gloria Bistrita (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.22
Win
11
Bistrita ride a two-game win streak and defend their floor well. Dortmund’s recent form has been streaky. Expect Bistrita’s structure and crowd lift to decide the clutch minutes.
15:00 Herning Ikast W vs Podravka Vegeta W
Herning-Ikast (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.18
Win
9
Both can score, but Ikast concedes less and Podravka comes in on three straight defeats. In Herning, the Danish defense typically tightens after halftime. Ikast by a couple of possessions.
14:00 Cyclo Cross European Champs 2025
Thibau Nys
Win Outright
50 WIN
@2.20
Lose
-50
Nys is the defending European champion and lines up on a course that rewards his punchy accelerations and technical flow through sand ruts. With Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pidcock (and also Eli Iserbyt) not racing, his primary rivals look like Joris Nieuwenhuis, Michael Vanthourenhout and Lars van der Haar??"each on the entry list but a notch below Nys’s ceiling right now. Expect him to force small gaps on the power drags and protect them through the technical off-cambers and sand.
14:00 SG Flensburg Handewitt vs HSV Hamburg
SG Flensburg Handewitt
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.18
Win
9
Flensburg come in flying??"unbeaten across competitions??"and their transition game at home is ruthless. If they win the goalkeeper battle, Hamburg will struggle to hang. Flensburg comfortably.
02:40 Gabriel Bonfim v Randy Brown
Gabriel Bonfim
Win Fight
50 WIN
@1.57
Win
28
Brown’s length and counter right hand are real threats, but Bonfim’s front-choke series and pace force exchanges in clinch and scramble layers where he excels. If Bonfim keeps entries off feints and denies Brown the clean reset, his pressure game snowballs. Slight edge to Bonfim to force grappling sequences and tilt minutes.
01:40 Muslim Salikhov v Uros Medic
Muslim Salikhov
Win Fight
50 WIN
@2.35
Lose
-50
Medic brings sudden power, yet Salikhov’s distance management and counter kicking usually blunt aggressive first reads. The “King of Kung Fu” can bank low-kick equity early and make Medic reach. If Salikhov keeps his back off the fence, his cleaner minutes add up.
01:10 Ismael Bonfim v Chris Padilla
Ismael Bonfim
Win Fight
50 WIN
@1.50
Lose
-50
Padilla is game and durable, but Bonfim’s hand speed, lead-hand feints and body work should own the pocket. Expect Ismael to punish level changes with uppercuts and win exchanges off the break. The Brazilian’s volume and shot variety carry the scorecards.
00:40 Ricky Simon v Raoni Barcelos
Ricky Simon
Win Fight
50 WIN
@1.62
Lose
-50
Barcelos’ counter wrestling and boxing combinations are quality, but Simón’s engine and chain wrestling usually travel over three. If Simón keeps jabbing into level changes and rides the hips, he can drain the striking entries Raoni needs. Edge to Simón by winning control time and scrambles.
00:25 Cook Islands v South Africa
Cook Islands -68.50
Handicap (2-way)
50 WIN
@1.91
Lose
-50
With a winner-takes-all berth on the line, Cook Islands are unlikely to dial down intensity, and their edges in athleticism, spine quality, and set-piece shapes should stack tries across both halves. The Rhinos’ selection pool has fresh faces and belief, but this is a steep step up??"history (66??"6) and current lead-in reports suggest the gap remains wide.
Over 72.50
Total Points
50 WIN
@1.83
Lose
-50
This is a win-and-in RLWC26 qualifier at CommBank, and the Cook Islands have brought NRL-level punch (e.g., Valentine Holmes in camp), which usually translates to sustained scoring pressure against emerging nations. The only prior test meeting finished 66??"6 to the Aitu, and with a similar talent gap plus neutral/Australian venue speed, the pace profile points higher. South Africa’s program is improving, but their defensive load over 80 minutes versus NRL systems makes an Over 72.5 lean reasonable.
00:10 Marco Tulio v Christian Leroy Duncan
Christian Leroy Duncan
Win Fight
50 WIN
@2.50
Win
75
Túlio’s forward pressure poses clinch moments, yet CLD’s footwork and off-angle elbows make him dangerous in space. If Duncan maintains range with kicks and punishes entries with step-in knees, momentum swings his way. Slight lean to Duncan on damage and variety.
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08 November 2025
23:10 Mayra Bueno Silva v Jacqueline Cavalcanti
Mayra Bueno Silva
Win Fight
50 WIN
@3.10
Lose
-50
22:30 BC Lions @ SAS Roughriders
SAS Roughriders
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.55
Win
28
The Riders clinched the West and have the bye-week rest plus Mosaic Stadium on their side; that’s a big edge against a BC team coming off a last-minute Semi win. BC’s form is dangerous (six-game win streak to end the regular season and a narrow playoff escape), but now they face the league’s top West seed on the road. Expect Saskatchewan’s game control and fresh defense to absorb BC’s explosives and close late.
22:10 Tecia Torres v Denise Gomes
Tecia Torres
Win Fight
50 WIN
@2.50
Lose
-50
19:00 DVSC W vs Metz W
Metz (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.20
Win
10
Metz have been the more stable 60-minute side (10 points so far), and even off their loss to Gy?'r, their set-piece execution and circle play travel. Debrecen’s MOTW energy can bite, but Metz’s end-game composure tips it.
19:00 MON Alouettes @ HAM Tiger Cats
HAM Tiger Cats
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.25
Lose
-50
Hamilton comes in rested off the bye and owns a strong home playoff profile, while Montreal’s all-time road playoff mark is far weaker, which matters in a tight Final. The Ticats’ ball-hawking secondary led the league in interceptions, a key lever against an Als attack that just played a high-variance shootout in the Semi. Montreal’s momentum from beating Winnipeg is real, but Hamilton’s defensive takeaways and home situational edge tip it.
18:00 Sao Paulo Grand Prix
Max Verstappen
Fastest Qualifier
50 WIN
@2.75
Lose
-50
Verstappen’s underlying pace and execution in variable weather make a podium highly probable. He’s been the strongest closer over the last five rounds, and Interlagos rewards his race-trim strengths.
17:00 Brest W vs FTC W
FTC (W) 1.50
Match Handicap
50 WIN
@1.95
Lose
-50
17:00 Mors Thy Handbold vs Aalborg Handbold
Aalborg Handbold
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.20
Win
10
Aalborg’s current form and talent level give them multiple pathways??"first-phase goals and back-court power. Mors-Thy need a big keeper night to keep this tight. Aalborg to control.
17:00 TSV GWD Minden vs MT Melsungen
MT Melsungen
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.16
Win
8
MT Melsungen’s deeper back-court and defensive size give them more reliable scoring and stops over 60 minutes. If they limit cheap turnovers, their half-court will wear Minden down late.
15:00 Clonmel Commercials v Kilsheelan Kilcash
Clonmel Commercials
FT Result
50 WIN
@1.17
Win
9
Commercials’ deeper panel and county pedigree usually tell in tight championship games, and they carry a broader scoring spread from play and frees. Their kick-out structure and counterattacking speed should squeeze Kilsheelan’s running game, especially in the last quarter. Recent meetings have tended to tilt toward Commercials when the pace slows and shot selection matters.
15:00 RK Krim W vs Odense Handbold W
Odense Handbold (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.15
Win
8
Odense arrive with a top-three attack and historically own this matchup; their pace and wing efficiency should stress Krim’s half-court. Krim’s recent two-game surge keeps it competitive, but Odense’s balance gets them over the line.
15:00 Skanderborg Handbold vs GOG
GOG
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.72
Lose
-50
GOG’s pace and width stress even good home defenses; their wings and second phase should generate high-value chances. Skanderborg can hang early, but GOG’s depth wins late possessions.
14:30 England v Australia
Australia
To Win
50 WIN
@1.14
Win
7
Australia have already clinched the series 2??"0 on the back of elite defense and better back-five yardage. With captain Isaah Yeo returning and the Kangaroos still naming a strong side, the visitors look set to complete the sweep in Leeds. England can hang with kick pressure and scramble D, but the Kangaroos’ ruck speed and class at the spine are the separator.
Under 38.50
Total Points
50 WIN
@1.91
Win
46
Both Tests have landed well under this number (32 and 18 total points), reflecting a trench-war series with long defensive sets and few clean breaks. Australia’s line speed and contact have limited England to a single try across two matches, and that profile generally persists in a dead-rubber at Headingley. I lean to another grindy contest finishing below 38.5.
14:00 Cyclo Cross European Champs Women 2025
Lucinda Brand
Win Outright
50 WIN
@1.17
Lose
-50
With reigning champ Fem van Empel ruled out through illness, the race opens up and Brand’s current form and sand handling make her the likeliest winner on a dune-and-grass course by the sea. The layout mixes power sections with technical sand and short climbs??"terrain where Brand historically minimizes errors and sustains lap speed. Main threats are Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado and Inge van der Heijden, both on the start list, but Brand’s mistake-free progression in these conditions gives her the edge.
14:00 HOJ vs Fredericia HK
Fredericia HK
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.90
Lose
-50
Fredericia bring a sturdier two-way baseline and should generate cleaner looks off secondary breaks. If HØJ don’t win turnovers, Fredericia’s back-court weight separates.
14:00 Sao Paulo Grand Prix Sprint
Max Verstappen
Win Race
50 WIN
@2.38
Lose
-50
In short, high-intensity runs Verstappen’s race craft and launch/tyre management are still elite, and Red Bull’s form has quietly rebounded (three wins in the last five). If Saturday’s storms hit, his ability to control mixed-conditions pace and restarts is a big edge over 24 laps. Even starting P2??"P3, clean first laps and undercut threat make him my Sprint pick.
14:00 TMS Ringsted vs Skjern Handbold
Skjern Handbold
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.40
Win
20
13:15 Chris Dobey vs Jurjen van der Velde
Chris Dobey
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.30
Win
15
Dobey’s stage reps and steady 60??"40 checkout profile give him multiple ways to win legs without needing fireworks. Van der Velde’s Development Tour pedigree makes him dangerous if he finds the treble early, yet his second-dart cover scoring is less proven at this level. “Hollywood” by a couple of legs.
13:15 Danny Noppert vs Lukas Wenig
Danny Noppert
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.40
Win
20
Noppert’s A-game is built for this format: solid first-nine, pragmatic switching, and ice-cold two-dart checks. Wenig can ride crowd energy if the trebles land early, but Noppert’s UK Open-winning composure should win the clutch legs. Edge to “The Freeze.”
13:15 Daryl Gurney vs Connor Scutt
Daryl Gurney
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.80
Lose
-50
Gurney’s big-moment experience and trusted routes on the 60/57/54 segments should blunt Scutt’s early aggression. Scutt’s ceiling is real if he strings holds, yet Gurney’s mid-leg 140s and 2-dart finishing profile give him the steadier path. “SuperChin” to edge a scrappy one.
13:15 Gerwyn Price vs Ricky Evans
Gerwyn Price
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.25
Lose
-50
Price’s combination of heavy holds and pressure returns usually smothers fast starters in this format. Evans’ pace and streak scoring can create a shootout, but Price’s three-time Grand Slam pedigree and superior doubling under noise make the difference. The Iceman in a measured win.
13:15 Gian van Veen vs Lisa Ashton
Gian van Veen
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.06
Win
3
Fresh off the European title, Van Veen’s power scoring and fearless treble-19 use make him a handful in short formats. Ashton’s timing on the outer ring can steal legs, but sustained 100+ scoring tilts the averages decisively to the Dutchman. Van Veen by two or three legs.
13:15 James Wade vs Stefan Bellmont
James Wade
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.30
Lose
-50
Wade’s clinical two-dart finishing and board management are tailor-made for race-to-five darts. Bellmont debuts on this stage after topping the Challenge Tour, but Wade’s experience in controlling tempo and denying rhythms should tell. Expect the Englishman to win the big 64??"100 checkouts.
13:15 Jonny Clayton vs Cameron Crabtree
Jonny Clayton
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.44
Lose
-50
Clayton’s compact, repeatable action and excellent two-dart finishing make him a nightmare in short races. Crabtree arrives via the Development Tour with nothing to lose, yet Clayton’s mid-leg control and double-16 reliability give him multiple holds. “The Ferret” by a couple.
13:15 Luke Humphries vs Alex Spellman
Luke Humphries
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.22
Win
11
World No.1 Humphries brings the higher scoring floor and superior doubling under pressure, which matters in short races. Spellman’s CDC-honed finishing can nick legs, but he’ll struggle to live with Humphries’ 180 bursts and 12??"15 dart holds. Cool Hand to control the pace and close in two mini-surges.
13:15 Luke Littler vs Karel Sedlacek
Luke Littler
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.12
Win
6
Defending champion (and current world champion) Littler tends to open groups with ruthless burst scoring and fearless tops. Sedlá?ek is capable of surprise breaks, but he’ll need an outlier checkout night to keep pace with Littler’s first-nine average. The favorite to roll.
13:15 Michael van Gerwen vs Beau Greaves
Michael van Gerwen
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.44
Win
22
This is the headline tie, and while Greaves’ timing and fearlessness can sting anyone, MvG’s top gear in five-leg sprints is still brutal. Expect the Dutchman to lean on early 12??"15 dart holds and punish any missed doubles. Van Gerwen’s tournament nous sees him through.
13:15 Nathan Aspinall vs Michael Smith
Michael Smith
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@2.62
Win
81
In a race to five, Smith’s heavier first-nine scoring often creates immediate break chances, and his tops/10s routes tidy the big moments. Aspinall’s counterpunching and clutch 100+ checkouts keep it live, but if “Bully Boy” lands the first serve wave the set of legs can run away. Lean Smith to edge a tight one.
13:15 Stephen Bunting vs Alexis Toylo
Stephen Bunting
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.22
Lose
-50
Bunting’s recent form and seeded status reflect a much higher baseline in both scoring and finishing. Toylo’s Asian Tour success brings confidence, but “The Bullet” should dictate with steady 140s and leave makeable two-darters.
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