Brewers on the moneyline as road underdogs in Game 3. We make them 47.5% to win in Los Angeles; the price says 39.0%.
Wednesday 14 October
Free picks and predictions for every game
Free sports predictions with the line, our number and the call, posted before the game starts. Every pick shows its work: the price, how we built our number, and how far apart the two are. When they are close, we say no bet. This week: NFL, MLB, NBA, CFB and NHL.
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These are our free picks and predictions for every game still to play, soonest first, across the NFL, college football, MLB, the NBA, the NHL and soccer. Each card gives you the point spread, the total and the moneyline, with our call on the game. Open it for the full prediction: how our number is built, how far it sits from the price, and the bet worth making, or a plain no bet when there is none. Choose a league to see only its games and its best bets today.
Our NFL predictions cover every game of the week, each with the spread, the total, the moneyline and our call, or a plain no bet when the line is right. All NFL predictions
Our MLB picks put a chance of winning on each team and set it against the moneyline. When the two are close, the page says no bet. All MLB predictions
NBA predictions with the spread, the total and the moneyline beside our own number, and the call. All NBA predictions
College football predictions for the games we cover, built from how each team has done at home and on the road, and set against the spread. All college football picks
Our NHL predictions turn each team’s home and road record into a chance of winning, and bet only when the price is clearly wrong. All NHL predictions
No bet on the Canadiens at +105. Our number leans to Montreal by 2.0 points, and a bet needs 5.
No bet on the Stars at +120. The price gives Dallas 43.7%, our number gives it 47.6%, and that 3.9-point gap is short of the 5 a bet takes.
No bet on Denver +3. The Broncos are the side both seasons point to, and the price is half a point short of a bet.
Take the Rays in Game 3 at Progressive Field. The market has made Cleveland the favorite at home, and our number still has Tampa Bay as the…
No bet on the Blues at +140. The market makes Minnesota a 60.0% winner, we make it 57.3%, and a 2.7-point gap is not enough.
Take the Canucks at +240. The price says Vancouver wins this 28.2% of the time, and our number says 40.8%.
Bet the Flames at +235. Vegas is the likelier winner, but our number gives Calgary 39.0% against the price's 28.6%, a 10.4-point gap.
No. 6 Alabama visits No. 14 Tennessee on Saturday 17 October, at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, with kickoff at 3:30 PM ET. Alabama is a 7.5…
Auburn visits No. 1 Georgia on Saturday 17 October, at Sanford Stadium in Athens, with kickoff at 3:30 PM ET. Georgia is a 19.5-point favor…
Florida visits No. 7 Texas on Saturday 17 October, at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, with kickoff at 12:00 PM ET. Texas is a 10-poin…
No. 11 Utah visits Colorado on Saturday 17 October, at Folsom Field in Boulder, with kickoff at 10:15 PM ET. Utah is a 15.5-point favorite.…
Wisconsin visits No. 12 UCLA on Saturday 17 October, at Rose Bowl in Pasadena, with kickoff at 7:30 PM ET. UCLA opened as a 3-point favorit…
Bills -6, and the under 53.5. Last season's scoring makes Buffalo 16.1 points better in Las Vegas and the game worth 44.7 points.
New England was 22 points a game better than the Jets last season and lays a touchdown at home. Take the Patriots.
No bet on Kansas City -8.5. The line has moved six points since it opened, and it now sits between what last season says and what this seas…
Eagles -1.5. The line opened at 6.5, my number is Philadelphia by 9.2, and we lay the short price.
The Philadelphia 76ers visit the New York Knicks on Tuesday 20 October at Madison Square Garden in New York, with tip-off at 7:00 PM ET. Th…
The Boston Celtics visit the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday 20 October at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, with tip-off at 3:00 PM ET. The Pist…
The Oklahoma City Thunder visit the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday 20 October at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, with tip-off at 9:30 PM ET…
The Milwaukee Bucks visit the Washington Wizards on Wednesday 21 October at Capital One Arena in Washington, with tip-off at 7:00 PM ET. Th…
The Chicago Bulls visit the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday 21 October at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, with tip-off at 7:30 PM ET. The Raptors…
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Every prediction starts from results, not opinions. We take what each team has scored and allowed, at home and on the road, and turn it into our own number for the game: a margin for the point spread, a chance of winning for the moneyline.
Then we read the price at a US sportsbook and name the book and when we read it. The price carries the book’s margin, so we take that out before comparing. What is left is the market’s view of the game, set beside ours.
The gap between the two is the pick. When it is wide enough, the page makes the call and states the price it is good to. When it is not, the page says no bet. A free betting pick is only worth having at the right price, and most games do not offer one.
The prediction stays on its page after the game, as published, so every call can be checked against the result.
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Scores and Stats publishes free predictions for the games people bet on most: the NFL and college football, the NBA and college basketball, MLB, the NHL, the WNBA and the biggest soccer leagues. Every prediction has its own page, posted before the game, with the spread, the total and the moneyline, our own number for the game, and the call.
There is no subscription and no sign-up wall in front of the pick. You get the whole argument: the price, the number we set against it, and the gap between the two. When the gap is too small to bet, the page says no bet, which is often the most useful thing a pick can tell you.
Every NFL game gets a prediction, from Thursday night to Monday night. We turn both teams’ results into a number of points and set it against the spread. When the two are far enough apart we take a side; when the total looks wrong we take the over or the under. The prices are updated before kickoff.
The college slate is huge and its lines move more than most. Each team’s results against FBS opponents, at home and on the road, sit behind our number, and a pick needs it to disagree with the line by a field goal or more.
The NBA, college basketball and the WNBA are long seasons with small edges. Each prediction gives the spread, the total and the moneyline, and the call or a clear no bet.
Baseball is priced on the moneyline, so our number is a chance of winning for each team, set against the price at a named sportsbook with its margin taken out. The run line and the total are on every page, through the postseason too.
Hockey games are often close to even, which is why the price matters so much. Each team’s record at home and on the road becomes a chance of winning, and a bet needs that chance to beat the moneyline by a clear margin.
A soccer game has three results, so each prediction prices all three, with the total goals line beside them. The draw can be the pick when the draw is the value.
The best bets on any day are the games where our number sits furthest from the market. Most games are priced about right, and saying so is part of the job.
The point spread asks a favorite to win by more than a number of points. The moneyline asks only who wins, with the price telling you how likely the book thinks it is. The total asks whether both teams together score over or under a number. Our guide to the moneyline shows how to read the odds.
Every prediction stays on its page after the game, exactly as published. The pick is never rewritten once the result is in, so you can judge us on the record, winners and losers alike.
Questions and answers
Quick answers about our free picks, the best bets today, and how to use a prediction.
Are your picks free?
Yes. Every prediction on Scores and Stats is free to read.
What sports do you cover?
The NFL, college football, the NBA, MLB, the NHL and soccer. Each sport has its own page, listing its games as they come up.
What is in a prediction?
The point spread, the total and the moneyline where they are posted, our own number for the game, and the call.
When are predictions published?
Before the game starts. Each one carries the date of its game, and the prices on it carry the date and time they were read.
What are the best bets today?
The games where our number sits furthest from the market. Each prediction sets our number beside the price, and the wider the gap, the stronger the pick. The next games are listed above.
Why do some predictions say no bet?
Because the price is close to our number. A pick with no edge is a guess, and we do not publish guesses as picks.
How do I read betting odds?
A minus price is what you stake to win 100; a plus price is what 100 wins. Our moneyline guide shows how to turn either into a chance of winning.
Do you guarantee winners?
No one can. Betting carries risk. Bet only what you can afford to lose, and only where it is legal for you.
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