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08 February 2026
23:30 SEA Seahawks @ NE Patriots
SEA Seahawks
Money Line
50 WIN
@-227
Win
22
Both teams went 14??"3, but Seattle paired the league’s third scoring offense with the first scoring defense, giving them one of the best point differentials in the NFL. Seattle comes in on a long winning streak and looked more explosive overall in the NFC playoffs. I slightly favor the Seahawks’ balance and defensive ceiling to edge a game that could still be close into the fourth quarter.
SEA Seahawks -4.50
Point Spread
50 WIN
@-109
Win
46
Current markets have Seattle around -4.5 with a total of 45.5, after opening a bit lower, which reflects increasing respect for the Seahawks. With both teams so strong, this is never going to feel “comfortable,” but Seattle’s combination of pass rush and explosive weapons (Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Kenneth Walker III, Rashid Shaheed) makes it easier to see them winning by a touchdown than by just a field goal. New England absolutely has the QB to keep it tight, but if the game script ever forces Drake Maye into a more one-dimensional passing mode, Seattle’s defense can tilt things. My notional scoreline is something like Seahawks 27??"17, which would clear -4.5.
Under 45.50
Game Totals
50 WIN
@-105
Win
47
On paper, these are two top-8 offenses, but also two elite defenses. Seattle is 1st in points allowed, New England 4th, and both have ranked top-2 recently in limiting explosive plays. The Patriots’ last two playoff games finished 28??"16 and 10??"7. Seattle just held the high-powered 49ers and then edged the Rams in a relatively controlled 31??"27 shootout. I lean toward something in the low 40s rather than 50+, so under 45.5 fits my view.
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SEA Seahawks - SEA Seahawks
Double Result
50 WIN
@+114
Win
57
Seattle have generally started well this season, averaging more than 29 points per game and often playing from in front, while their defense is built to lean on teams once they have a lead. New England are very well coached and tend to adjust brilliantly after half-time. But in a neutral-site Super Bowl I can easily see the Seahawks coming out with a sharper early script on offense. With their pass rush and coverage, protecting a narrow half-time lead feels realistic. So for HT/FT I’d go Seahawks leading at the half and winning at full time.
Kenneth Walker III (SEA Seahawks)
First Touchdown Scorer
50 WIN
@+320
Lose
-50
Over the last stretch of the season, Kenneth Walker III has been on fire: around 122 scrimmage yards per game and five TDs in his last six outings, plus one of the league’s highest explosive-run rates. That profile lines up nicely with an early, scripted red-zone carry or short reception for Walker if Seattle’s first serious drive goes deep. With both coaches likely to be conservative near the goal line early, Walker is my pick for first TD scorer.
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Rhamondre Stevenson (NE Patriots)
Anytime Touchdown Scorer
50 WIN
@+150
Win
75
On the Patriots' side, Rhamondre Stevenson has been a huge part of their late-season surge, averaging just over 100 scrimmage yards per game since Week 16 with six touchdowns in six games. Even against Seattle’s top-ranked run defense, New England’s scheme is good at manufacturing touches for him in space and near the goal line. He’s also a factor in the passing game. If the Pats get into the red zone, Stevenson remains their most likely finisher on the ground. So for anytime TD, I’d lean Stevenson to find the end zone at least once.
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SEA Seahawks by 7 12
Winning Margin
50 WIN
@+375
Lose
-50
Both teams are too good for me to predict a blowout, but Seattle’s overall profile??"slightly better defense and more concentrated star power on offense??"nudges me toward a one-score-plus victory. New England’s coaching and QB play should keep them in it deep into the second half, which is why I don’t love a 20+ margin narrative outside of true “chaos” long shots. A result in the 7??"12 point band (for example, 27??"17 or 24??"13) fits both the spread and the total angle I’ve already leaned to. So, in that specific market I’d take the Seahawks by 7??"12.
NE Patriots Under 19.50
Team Points 2-Way (Home)
50 WIN
@-105
Win
47
The Patriots averaged 28.8 points per game in the regular season, but that’s now colliding with a Seattle defense that finished first in points allowed and was top-tier in most advanced metrics. I still think Maye and company will move the ball at times, especially via scrambles and chunk plays, but I see them stalling enough in the red zone that something like 17 points is more likely than the mid-20s. That points me to Patriots under 19.5.
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SEA Seahawks Over 26.50
Team Points 2-Way (Away)
50 WIN
@-120
Win
41
Seattle themselves put up around 29 points per game during the season and have continued to look dangerous in the playoffs, with a balanced attack built around Darnold, Smith-Njigba, and Walker. If the Seahawks win and cover, as I expect, a final tally around 27 points feels like the sweet spot. So I lean to Seahawks over 26.5, consistent with a 27??"17 type outcome.
22:45 Astara Golf Championship
Ian Holt
50 WIN
@+1600
Lose
-50
I’ll side with Ian Holt to win in Bogotá. The betting markets have him right near the top of the board alongside names like Ian Holt, Ben Kohles, and Trevor Cone, reflecting how well he’s been playing coming into this Korn Ferry stretch. With the event offering 500 KFT points and a strong but not star-studded field, this looks like a great spot for a confident Holt to contend again and edge out another win.
22:45 WM Phoenix Open
Scottie Scheffler
50 WIN
@+225
Lose
-50
For the outright winner at TPC Scottsdale, I’ll side with Scottie Scheffler. He’s already a two-time Phoenix Open champion (2022 and 2023) and has averaged about 18-under with a third-place average finish here in recent years, driven by dominant par-4 scoring. Coming into 2026, he just claimed his 20th PGA Tour title at The American Express and is again world No. 1 after a six-win 2025 season in which he led the Tour in strokes gained: tee-to-green and overall. In a birdie-friendly, high-energy environment that rewards elite ball-striking and consistency over four days, Scheffler’s combination of course history and current form makes him the most logical pick to lift the trophy again.
22:30 WM Phoenix Open
Viktor Hovland
1st Round Leader
50 WIN
@+4000
Lose
-50
For first-round leader in Phoenix, I’ll take a swing at Viktor Hovland. At his best, he’s one of the purest ball-strikers on Tour, ranking highly in greens-in-regulation and strokes gained: tee-to-green, which is exactly the profile that tends to go low early at TPC Scottsdale’s scoring-friendly Stadium Course. Hovland has already proven he can win big events and string birdies together in bunches, even after a patchy 2025 season, and he’s back in the 2026 Phoenix field alongside other elite names. If the putter cooperates on Thursday, his aggressive iron play gives him a strong chance to post something like 64??"65 and walk off as the day-one leader.
17:00 VFL Oldenburg W vs CS Rapid Bucuresti W
CS Rapid Bucuresti (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-192
Win
26
I slightly favor the Romanian side. In Group C they’re unbeaten with 1 win and 2 draws and a positive goal difference (+4), while Oldenburg are 1??"0??"2 and have already shown some vulnerability in close finishes.
15:00 CSM Bucuresti W vs Brest W
Brest (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@+154
Lose
-50
I marginally favour Brest even away. They top Group B at 7??"0??"1 with a +39 differential, while CSM are in mid-table at 4??"0??"4 despite some strong individual performances. Brest’s defence and goalkeeping have been among the most reliable in the group, often limiting opponents to long, low-percentage shots. Bucharest is a tough place to play, and CSM’s stars can absolutely swing momentum. But over 60 minutes I trust Brest’s structure and current form a bit more.
15:00 Larvik W vs Mosonmagyarovari KC W
Mosonmagyarovari KC (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@+104
Win
52
I favour Mosonmagyaróvár. In Group A they sit mid-table with 1 win and 1 loss, while Larvik are bottom at 0??"0??"2 with a negative goal difference and still looking for their first points. I favour Mosonmagyaróvár. In Group A they sit mid-table with 1 win and 1 loss, while Larvik are bottom at 0??"0??"2 with a negative goal difference and still looking for their first points.
15:00 Odense Handbold W vs Podravka Vegeta W
Odense Handbold (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-909
Win
5
I like Odense clearly here. They’re 2nd in Group B (6??"1??"1) with a strong +28 goal difference, while Podravka are 6th with only two wins and ??"22, often conceding big runs when pressure increases.
13:00 Corona Brasov W vs Viborg HK W
Viborg HK (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@+200
Win
100
This one is very close, but I’ll go with Viborg. Group D is tight, with Dijon, Viborg, and Bra?ov separated by just two points. The last meeting between Viborg and Bra?ov ended in a draw, underlining how evenly matched they are. Viborg, however, have a long European pedigree and better attack numbers.
13:00 Sola W vs FTC W
FTC (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-555
Win
9
I strongly lean toward FTC. Sola are bottom of Group B with just one point after 11 games (0??"1??"10, ??"64 goal difference), and even their historic first draw against Krim hasn’t changed the pattern of heavy losses to the big clubs.
11:30 Qatar Masters
Patrick Reed
1st Round Leader
50 WIN
@+2500
Win
625
With Rahm more of a steady four-day grinder and Meronk focused on defending his title, DeChambeau’s ceiling for a blitzing opening 62??"64 type round makes him a very logical shout for 1st Round Leader. Doha Golf Club is a windy, exposed desert layout that rewards precise iron play and a sharp short game, both long-time strengths of Reed. Doha Golf Club is a windy, exposed desert layout that rewards precise iron play and a sharp short game, both long-time strengths of Reed.
03:10 Amir Albazi v Kyoji Horiguchi
Kyoji Horiguchi
Win Fight
50 WIN
@-333
Win
15
Horiguchi returns to the UFC on a big surge, having just choked out Tagir Ulanbekov after dropping him with a head kick. This extended a strong recent win streak and reminded everyone how slick his karate footwork and back-take game are. Over three rounds, I expect Horiguchi’s movement, feints, and scrambling to keep Albazi off balance and win him the bigger moments.
02:40 Jailton Almeida v Rizvan Kuniev
Jailton Almeida
Win Fight
50 WIN
@-149
Lose
-50
Kuniev is a big, efficient heavyweight with good offensive wrestling and 75% takedown accuracy, plus underrated hands, so he’s not an easy guy to bully physically. Almeida, however, is a BJJ black belt who has built his UFC run on getting heavyweights down, chaining takedowns, and riding dominant top control with a huge submission threat.
01:10 Dustin Jacoby v Julius Walker
Dustin Jacoby
Win Fight
50 WIN
@-188
Win
26
Jacoby brings years of high-level kickboxing experience into the cage and is very comfortable going three hard rounds while keeping a disciplined jab??"low-kick game. Walker is dangerous and powerful, but he’s much less tested against top opposition and can get a bit wild when he chases finishes. With Jacoby’s edge in experience, shot selection, and composure, I like him to pick Walker apart from range and avoid the big counters.
00:30 Nikolay Veretennikov v Niko Price
Niko Price
Win Fight
50 WIN
@+234
Lose
-50
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07 February 2026
23:40 Said Nurmagomedov v Javid Basharat
Said Nurmagomedov
Win Fight
50 WIN
@+110
Void
0
23:10 Wang Cong v Eduarda Moura
Wang Cong
Win Fight
50 WIN
@-333
Win
15
Wang Cong is an incredibly high-volume southpaw, throwing nearly 7.5 significant strikes per minute with good accuracy and surprisingly solid defense for that output. She also has power.
23:05 LIV Golf Invitational Riyadh
Bryson DeChambeau
1st Round Leader
50 WIN
@+1100
Lose
-50
With defending champion Meronk and big hitters like DeChambeau and Niemann in the field, it won’t be easy, but Rahm still feels like the most complete and reliable option over four rounds. Bryson has voiced mixed feelings about LIV’s switch to 72 holes, but that doesn’t really affect his ability to go super-low in a single round, especially under the lights where his length can create a pile of short irons and eagle looks. With Rahm more of a steady four-day grinder and Meronk focused on defending his title, DeChambeau’s ceiling for a blitzing opening 62??"64 type round makes him a very logical shout for 1st Round Leader.
22:40 Muin Gafurov v Jakub Wiklacz
Muin Gafurov
Win Fight
50 WIN
@-136
Lose
-50
20:45 LIV Golf Invitational Riyadh
Jon Rahm
50 WIN
@+500
Lose
-50
Rahm comes in as reigning LIV Individual Champion and the clear market favourite for Riyadh, reflecting both his class and how well he’s adapted to LIV’s setup. The course has already yielded very low winning scores (??'17 by Niemann in 2024 and Meronk in 2025), and Rahm’s DataGolf profile as a “scoring machine” in limited-field events fits that perfectly. With defending champion Meronk and big hitters like DeChambeau and Niemann in the field, it won’t be easy, but Rahm still feels like the most complete and reliable option over four rounds.
19:00 Lokomotiva Zagreb W vs Tertnes W
Lokomotiva Zagreb (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-400
Lose
-50
I favor Lokomotiva Zagreb. In Group C they lead the standings at 2??"1??"0, while Tertnes are bottom with 0??"1??"2 and the worst goal difference in the group (??"8). They have struggled defensively against both Rapid and Oldenburg.
19:00 Nykobing FH W vs HSG Blomberg Lippe W
Nykobing FH (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-454
Lose
-50
Here I like Nykøbing. They top Group B with 2 wins and 1 draw, while Blomberg-Lippe sit bottom at 0??"0??"3 with ??"9 goal difference and are still searching for their first points. NFH’s attack has been more balanced, with multiple backcourt scoring options and a strong home atmosphere in Denmark. Unless Blomberg dramatically tighten their defence, Nykøbing’s pace and efficiency should be enough to secure another win.
17:00 Metz W vs Gloria Bistrita W
Metz (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-499
Win
10
I like Metz here. They are 2nd in Group A at 7??"0??"1 with a big positive goal difference (+48), while Gloria are 3rd but with a negative differential despite their wins, which suggests tighter margins and more defensive leaks.
16:40 England v Wales
England
To Win
50 WIN
@-10000
Win
0
I strongly favour England at home. Steve Borthwick’s side come in on a long unbeaten run from the autumn and have picked a confident, physical team with Jamie George captaining and a backline packed with Premiership-form players, even with late disruption around Immanuel Feyi-Waboso’s injury.
15:00 RK Krim W vs Herning Ikast W
Herning-Ikast (W)
Money Line
50 WIN
@-270
Win
19
I slightly favor Ikast. In Group B they sit in the leading pack (5??"3, +9 goal difference), while Krim are in the lower half with a clearly negative differential, reflecting more problems at both ends.
14:10 Italy v Scotland
Scotland
To Win
50 WIN
@-333
Lose
-50
Here I like Scotland to win in Rome. Italy have genuinely improved under Quesada and roll out a classy spine with Garbisi, Menoncello, Brex, Ioane and captain Lamaro, but Scotland arrive with a very settled XV: Finn Russell steering a Glasgow-heavy back line of Tom Jordan, Kyle Steyn, Huw Jones and Sione Tuipulotu, plus a dynamic back row of Darge, Fagerson and Dempsey. If Scotland control territory with Russell’s kicking game and keep composure against Italy’s emotional surges, their superior depth and finishing should tell.
13:00 Tappara vs K Espoo
Tappara
Money Line
50 WIN
@-312
Lose
-50
I like Tappara here. They’re leading Liiga with the best record in the league, while K-Espoo sit mid-table around 9th and have been more up-and-down across the season. Tappara already beat K-Espoo 5??"2 away earlier this year, showing their depth and structured 5-on-5 play can handle Espoo’s speed game. With Tappara’s top-end skill and special teams both trending above league average, I expect them to control most of the game flow and pull away over 60 minutes.
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06 February 2026
21:30 Canterbury vs Northern Districts One Day Match
Canterbury
Win Match
50 WIN
@-200
Win
25
I expect Canterbury to win. They’re top of the standings (5??"1, best NRR in the competition) and come off a brutal 384/5 vs 124 DLS win over Auckland in the last round, underlining both batting power and bowling depth.
21:30 Central Districts vs Auckland One Day Match
Central Districts
Win Match
50 WIN
@-142
Win
35
I lean toward Central Districts. They’re 2nd in the table with four wins from six and a positive NRR, while Auckland are a step behind at 3??"3. CD already smashed Auckland earlier in the season (337/5 vs 201, winning by 136 runs), showing a clear matchup edge in this format. With Brad Schmulian in top form (373 runs at 93.25) and a strong all??'round unit, I slightly prefer CD to control things again, especially if they bat first.
21:30 Otago vs Wellington One Day Match
Wellington
Win Match
50 WIN
@-181
Win
28
Here I’m going with Wellington. Otago are rock bottom with wins from 6 and a very poor net run rate, having just been bowled out for 148 and crushed by ND in their last outing. Wellington are mid-table but competitive (3??"3) and already beat Otago earlier in the season, chasing 228 with four wickets and 22 balls to spare. With Tim Robinson among the leading run-scorers (308 runs at 77.00) and a seam attack that’s been good enough to defend and chase totals, I’d back Wellington to keep Otago winless.
19:15 7:15 Dundalk
Satono Chevalier
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@+350
Lose
-50
In the 1m4f handicap I like Satono Chevalier, a three-time course-and-distance winner who bounced back to form when finishing a clear second over this trip here on 23 January, on his first run for Aidan Melia. The Formscan notes that he had lost his way a bit before that run, so the improved effort for the new yard is a big positive sign. If he reproduces that level, his combination of proven stamina, track record and a workable mark (OR 67) makes him the one to beat, with recent winner Thompson Gunner and Church Mountain the main threats.
19:15 Ireland XV v England A
England A
To Win
50 WIN
@-156
Win
32
I lean towards England A, even at Thomond Park. Ireland XV have named a strong side with several capped players like Shane Daly, James Hume, and Ciarán Frawley around captain Max Deegan, so their backline quality is high. In what should be an open, attacking game, England’s extra ball-carrying power and depth off the bench give them a narrow edge.
19:00 Aalborg Pirates vs Rungsted Ishockey
Aalborg Pirates
Money Line
50 WIN
@-138
Lose
-50
I marginally favour Aalborg Pirates, especially at home. They come off a narrow 2??"1 road loss at SønderjyskE, while Rungsted just routed Frederikshavn 5??"1. Both teams have shown different sides of their game this week. Over a larger sample, though, Aalborg have been one of the more consistent Metal Ligaen contenders in recent seasons and tend to be very strong on home ice, whereas Rungsted’s form has been more streaky and includes some heavy defeats. Given Aalborg’s offensive depth and home-rink comfort, I’ll side with the Pirates in what could still be a fairly close matchup.
19:00 Asvel Lyon Villeurbanne vs Milano
Milano
Money Line
50 WIN
@-156
Win
32
Here I like EA7 Milano. ASVEL are bottom of the EuroLeague table (20th), and despite the odd upset, they’ve struggled badly for 40-minute consistency at both ends. Milano, by contrast, are mid-table (around 11th) and still right in the play-in hunt, with a deeper roster built around Shields, LeDay, and Nebo that usually punishes defensive lapses. If they control the glass and avoid long scoring droughts, their superior half-court execution should be enough in Lyon.
19:00 Tallon Griekspoor vs Titouan Droguet
Tallon Griekspoor
Win Match
50 WIN
@-175
Lose
-50
Griekspoor is a top-30 player with multiple indoor titles and a game perfectly built for these conditions: heavy first serve, aggressive forehand, and willingness to step inside the baseline. Griekspoor’s higher ceiling on serve and return, plus his experience closing out ATP matches, should tell over time. I like Droguet to push sections of the match, but Griekspoor is my pick in two competitive sets.
17:45 5:45 Dundalk
Flanker Jet
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@+250
Lose
-50
This looks between the Robson De Aguiar pair, and I’ll side with Flanker Jet, who already has a course-and-distance maiden win in the book and brings the most solid 7f form. He won his maiden here on 23 January, finishing strongly and clocking a good time. His previous seconds and thirds at Dundalk suggest he’s very reliable at this level. Stablemate Fate’s Gambit was just touched off in the other division of that maiden and is a big danger, but Flanker Jet’s greater experience and proven winning attitude give him a slight edge for me.
17:30 Anadolu Efes vs Zalgiris
Anadolu Efes
Money Line
50 WIN
@+114
Win
57
I lean toward Anadolu Efes at home. Even though Efes are lower in the standings than Žalgiris (19th vs. 9th), they’ve shown clear signs of life recently, including that big 107??"90 win over Valencia, where Laso’s team looked much closer to its old attacking self.
17:30 Felix Auger Aliassime vs Arthur Fils
Felix Auger Aliassime
Win Match
50 WIN
@-181
Win
28
Auger-Aliassime is the defending champion here and one of the best indoor players on tour, with seven of his eight career titles coming on indoor hard courts. He arrives as a top-10 seed in the PIF ATP rankings. Felix’s serve-plus-forehand combination is more reliable at this stage, and he has a clear advantage in tie-break experience and big-point management. I expect Fils to have electric patches, but overall I lean toward Auger-Aliassime in a high-quality match.
17:30 Italy XV v Scotland A
Scotland A
To Win
50 WIN
@-10000
Push
0
I slightly favour Scotland A. This side is built around a strong Glasgow/Edinburgh core and is captained by Jonny Gray, so there’s a lot of top-level experience even if it’s officially an “A” fixture. The group has been in camp together ahead of the Six Nations opener.
17:30 Slovan Bratislava vs HK Nitra
Slovan Bratislava
Money Line
50 WIN
@-124
Lose
-50
Here I lean Slovan Bratislava. They’re sitting in the top group of the Tipsport Liga standings with one of the better goal differentials in the league, while Nitra have generally been more of a mid-table side this season. Slovan also tend to be a tough out at home in Bratislava, using their size and structured defensive system to tilt the ice over three periods. If they can slow Nitra’s transition game and win the special-teams battle, their overall depth and home-ice advantage make them my pick to edge this Slovak Extraliga clash.
16:45 4:45 Dundalk
Valiant Force
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@-109
Win
45
I'm with Valiant Force, who was a shock Royal Ascot Norfolk winner and has since become a real Dundalk specialist. He has won four times at this track and scored over this 5f trip two starts back. He meets Little Queenie on better terms now after finishing 1½ lengths behind her here in November, and the weights swing should help reverse that form. On ratings he sets the clear standard (official mark 105), and the market also has him as a short-priced favourite ahead of Kerdos and City House.
16:30 HIFK vs Karpat
Hifk
Money Line
50 WIN
@-166
Win
30
I slightly lean HIFK at home. In the Liiga table, HIFK sit 10th with a better points average than 15th-placed Karpat, and their goaltending numbers are a bit stronger overall. Kärpät actually score more (3.05 GF/GP vs. 2.33) but combine that with the worst penalty kill in the league, while HIFK are more balanced despite their own defensive issues. If HIFK can stay disciplined and limit Kärpät’s elite power play, their home-ice edge and more reliable goaltending should be enough in a tight one.
13:30 Adrian Mannarino vs Arthur Gea
Adrian Mannarino
Win Match
50 WIN
@+129
Win
65
Mannarino finally snapped a long losing streak with a composed straight-sets win over Pedro Martínez here, which should settle his nerves and let his flat lefty game flow again. I expect the veteran to ride his serve patterns and low-skidding backhand to edge the French wildcard in two tight sets or a three-setter.
07:30 England U19 vs India U19 World Cup
India U19
Win Match
50 WIN
@-277
Win
18
I slightly prefer India U19 to take the title. Both sides come in unbeaten, but India have generally won by bigger margins and just pulled off a record Under-19 World Cup chase, knocking off 311 against Afghanistan with more than eight overs to spare in their semi-final. England’s route has been impressive too, especially Thomas Rew’s century in the tight semi-final win over Australia and a well-drilled seam unit. But India’s combination of firepower, form, and big-game experience makes them my narrow pick in the final.
03:00 Tasmania W vs ACT Meteors W One Day Match
ACT Meteors W
Win Match
50 WIN
@+120
Win
60
For this matchup, I’d lean toward ACT Meteors Women. The current WNCL table shows Tasmania on a five-match losing streak, while ACT have been trending upwards and recently beat Tasmania by five wickets chasing 239, which is a big confidence boost. ACT’s batting unit has been more consistent in run chases, whereas Tasmania’s bowling has struggled to control games in the last block of fixtures. If we were previewing another meeting between these two, that combination of recent head-to-head success and slightly better form tilts it toward ACT Meteors.
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