The Week 1 NFL matchup between the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans with a 5.5 spread is a typical example of bookies knowing they can get over on the general betting public based on recency bias. The G-Men have gotten better. The Titans not so much. Get Loot’s NYG/Ten value play here!
The 2022 Indianapolis Colts are solid on both sides of the ball and are considered to be Super Bowl contenders. Beating another team on the road and covering a -8 spread is no easy task though! Read Loot’s full game preview and get his Ind/Hou Week 1 NFL pick here!
A three point spread in the Week 1 NFL game between the New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins implies oddsmakers think the Pats have a shot of winning this game straight up. Get Loot’s full take and NE/Mia pick here!
Bettors should approach Week 1 with caution, as we don’t really have a strong take on what will happen with any team until we see them play, analyze and make assessments. The Niners vs. Bears game with a 7-point spread is sketchy at best, but Loot will give you his best shot at calling a winner.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions meet up in Week 1 at Ford Field for a game that is likely to be much closer in margin than most think. Get Loot’s Phi/Det pick here!
Novice college football handicappers may view the Boise State Broncos loss to Oregon State and the win by the New Mexico Lobos over the Maine Black Bears as reason to believe this game might be competitive, however, that is not likely. The question is can BSU cover the -17 spread? Get our Boise St/N. Mexico prediction here!
The World Lightweight Championship takes place in Melbourne, Austrailia October 16th, where Devin Haney (28-0, 15 KOs)(-800) looks to defend his titles as a big favorite against George Kambosos (20-1, 10 KOs)(+500). Read Loot’s full fight preview and get his Haney vs. Kambosos prediction to win here!
What better way to kick off the 2022 NFL season than with a Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Rams matchup! Get our BUF/LAR point spread prediction here!
Khamzat Chimaev, 11-0 (6 KOs, 4 Submissions), (-1200) and Nate Diaz, 20-13 (5 KOs, 11 Submissions), (+700) go at it Saturday, September 10th at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas! Get Loot’s UFC 279 predictions here!
A huge heavyweight battle takes place in L.A. Saturday, September 4th as Andy Ruiz, Jr. (34-2, 22 KOs)(-325 Odds) takes on 43 year old Luis Ortiz (33-2, 28 KOs)(+235 Underdog). Get Loot’s Ruiz/Ortiz prediction to win here!