Things I Love

UNLV Football

I support my local teams as much as anyone else who is proud of their region. I'm a fixture at UNLV games throughout the year, no matter what the sport is. Football, basketball, baseball, volleyball and many other sports as well.

The UNLV football program is a relatively small program but it brings endless hours of excitement to me. I'm a regular at their practices and I follow the team year-round. Homecoming week brings daily/nightly events. Next year is finally here and dare I say it - The Rebels will be going to a bowl game this season. Mark it down.

The Rebels return four offensive line starters from last year's team that allowed just 14 sacks in 12 games - ranking them among the best in the nation.

Starting quarterback Omar Clayton returns as does wide receiver Ryan Wolfe. Ryan Wolfe will be playing on Sundays next year - throw the ball to him, he's money.

The big question will be UNLV's defensive line. It appears that they are bigger and faster than what they showed last season - the Rebels were among the worst Division-1 teams in sacks and tackles for a loss in 2008.

Before I go on with 3000 words here, I'll back down and predict that the Rebels are a surprise team this year in the Mountain West Conference which will feature no less than three Top-25 teams, TCU, BYU and Utah.

The Rebels open with three home games this year while playing seven home games overall. The Rebels open up against Sacramento State this Saturday night and face Top-25 ranked Oregon State in week two. I'm calling for the Rebels to upset Oregon State next week. I'm looking for the Rebels to be 4-0 going into the rivalry game at Nevada-Reno on October 3rd. That's the biggest game on the UNLV schedule each season.

I'm looking forward to this Saturday's opener at Sam Boyd Stadium - a cold front is predicted for later in the week. It looks as if it's going to be only about 90 degrees at kickoff .

Things That I Hate

Part One.

One of the things that I hate most in this world are football and basketball games that land right around the consensus betting line. Last night's Atlanta/San Diego game falls into that category.

Sports Monitor put out Atlanta as the Five Star Preseason Game of the Year. At worst, the game was a push for those who bet on Atlanta. You can see the line movements in Las Vegas HERE. For those of you who aren't fortunate to live (and wager) in Fabulous Las Vegas, you can look at what the offshore books listed HERE.

As soon as the game was released to members -- at 8:25 am Pacific, the Sports Monitor email account was hit by a gozillion messages. Phones have always rung off the hook when this occurs. Everyone has a different pointspread - or thinks that they are getting ripped off if their line is 1/2 point off the preferred line - or God forbid, a line different than the one you quote. I hate when that happens. For those of us who work in this industry - we can't fix that - even your mommy can't help. As the popular phrase says, "It is what it is". That's the nature of wagering. Options and prices vary with the individual market. We do what we do and once the game gets out to the bettors - Then it's their job to do the best to find the line that they're comfortable with. If not, move along to another game. Nobody will get hurt.

Now - If you take a look at what the pointspread was at at 8:25 am (and throughout the day), nobody can debate that most (if not all) bettors could have easily bet Atlanta at -2.5 points and won that game. Most of the email that came into this office from members told me that people had -2.5 points. Before I go on, I'm not encouraging these types of email either! I will tell you that these types of email are rarely answered as the question is largely rhetorical, right? Once an email or a telephone call regarding a pointspread comes into a professional handicapping office when we're busy taking care of the bigger picture of handling entire membership, many good manners are put aside.

Part Two.

It was one of my desires this season to quote pointspreads when releasing games that were near a key or volatile number - but after the early experiences of the 2009 football season, I will shy away from quoting pointspreads. I honestly had an altruistic reason for wanting to give out pointspreads on each game and I expect to re-visit this topic again. If you're a member, please know that it's your job to find the best number for your personal needs.

One of the inter-personal issues that occur at a professional handicapping office is that feelings get hurt if you claim to win a game when a member did not. Again - every single bettor thinks his line is THE LINE. This situation happens all the time in this industry. If the headline above said, "GAME OF THE YEAR WINS!" ... I would receive a vicious email or two from the guy and his brother who did not win. Therefore - no headline today. No celebration, no confetti, - I'll just stop by the two casinos that took my wagers on Atlanta and cash in my ticket and enjoy the winnings. I sincerely hope that you are doing the same today.

In Closing.

I wish you all a safe and joyful Sunday. I also hope that Chula-Vista California beats the bejeeebers out of Chinese Taipei in the Little League World Series Game this afternoon. It's just a pride issue for this American. Oh yes, another hope - that tonight's Chicago/Denver game goes over the total of 38 points. Wink.

God's blessings,
Greg Allen

NFL Preseason Game Of The Year - TONIGHT!

Week Three of the NFL preseason will be highlighted with Greg Allen's Preseason Game of the Year. Sports Monitor's preseason Executive Selections stand that 10-3 against the pointspread - losing a close one last night as New England (-4) wins by three at Washington.

Sports Monitor's NFL Preseason Game of the Year goes tonight - Televised nationally by CBS Sports at 8pm Eastern.
Sports Monitor's lifetime record with the NFL Preseason Game of the Year is 22-3 against the pointspread. Our top plays (all two unit Executive Selections) are 4-1 against the pointspread this football season.
Join us and receive all the services that Sports Monitor releases as well as Sports Monitor's own Executive Selections. The 2009 Membership fee is still only $695 which includes free Private Play Service through September. Just click on the "BUY NOW" button to the right and get started today. The membership fee of $695 has been rolled back from the former fee of $1095. Join today and you'll receive Greg Allen's free Private Play Service - the same program which has cost $895 per month for the last decade.

Many of the nation's best services are available through Sports Monitor - at one low fee! From last night - Here's what our members had access to:
Bob Balfe New England, Arizona UNDER
Ben Burns Total of the Year Washington OVER
Indian Cowboy 1 Arizona UNDER
Pointwise 2 New England, 2 Green Bay
Larry Ness Perfect Storm Arizona
ATS Lock Club 3 New England
Northcoast 3 New England
Ron Meyer Arizona
Kelso Sturgeon 10 New England, 10 Arizona
Mike Neri 3 New England
Marc Lawrence Green Bay
Jim Feist 5 Green Bay
Nationwide New England OVER
Wildcat 5 New England OVER
Wayne Root Vegas Legend Arizona
Dave Cokin Green Bay

The Saturday List.
Services who are releasing major events today include:
ATS Lock Club Preseason Lock of the Year
Scott Spreitzer's Preseason Game of the Year
Ron Meyer Preseason Game of the Year
Total Edge Preseason Game of the Year
Dave Cokin's NFL Pre-Season Game of the Year
Larry Ness 25 Star NFL Preseason Game of the Year

All of these plays are available to my Executive members.

NFL Preseason Game Of The Year

Greg opened the new week of football betting with a two unit Executive Selection on the Miami Dolphins last night - a winner that brings the season pointspread record to 10 wins and just two losses. How about that?

Week Three of the NFL preseason will be highlighted with Greg Allen's Preseason Game of the Year. Sports Monitor's preseason Executive Selections stand that 10-2 against the pointspread - that's 84% and we're looking at another great week of NFL action.

This week, NFL events remain on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The NFL Preseason Game of the Year goes Saturday.

Join us and receive all the services that Sports Monitor releases as well as Sports Monitor's own Executive Selections. The 2009 Membership fee is still only $695 which includes free Private Play Service through September. Just click on the"BUY NOW" button to the right and get started today. The membership fee of $695 has been rolled back from the former fee of $1095. Join today and you'll receive Greg Allen's free Private Play Service - the same program which has cost $895 per month for the last decade.

NFL Preseason Game Of The Year

Week Three of the NFL preseason will be highlighted with Greg Allen's Preseason Game of the Year. Sports Monitor's preseason Executive Selections stand that 9-2 against the pointspread - that's 82% and we're looking at another great week of NFL action. This week, there are games played Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Join us and receive all the services that Sports Monitor releases as well as Sports Monitor's own Executive Selections. The 2009 Membership fee is still only $695 which includes free Private Play Service through September.

Just click on the"BUY NOW" button to the right and get started today.

The membership fee of $695 has been rolled back from the former fee of $1095. Join today and you'll receive Greg Allen's free Private Play Service - the same program which has cost $895 per month for the last decade.

Worst Uniform Patch In Sports

One of the items from the Little League Pledge.

The "I won't cheat" pledge.

"I won't cheat?" F—- you, Little League Baseball, you pretentious, fascist windbags. I taught my son not to cheat when he was two, so send your patches where they'll do some good ... Bud Selig's office, John Edwards, or the White House.

Little League World Series

I'm going to have a bit of fun and handicap the Little League World Series today. Each year, this spectacle captivates a huge International television audience and I'm one of those who'd rather watch a Little League World Series contest than a Major League Baseball game this time of the season.

United States Semi-Final
Chula Vista, California
over
Staten Island, New York
United States Semi-Final
Warner Robins, Georgia
over
San Antonio, Texas
International Semi-Final

Willemstad, Curacao
over

Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei
International Semi-Final

Chiba City, Japan
over
Reynosa, Mexico

I'll look for Chula Vista, California to meet Willemstad, Curacao in the Championship Game.

One more point today -- have you noticed that my Executive Selections are 9-2 against the pointspread this season?

Monday Night Football

Sports Monitor's Executive Selections sit at 4-1 for NFL preseason week number two - The same spot we were in this time last week. Last Monday, we took the over 33.5 points in the Giants/Panthers game to finish off week one with a 5-1 pointspread record.

If you're keeping score - My Executive Selections stand at 9-2 against the pointspread for the first two weeks of the season. How about that?

At this time, (it's 6:45 am) - It appears as if we are going to pass on tonight's single NFL event - but we will release all the plays from the services we monitor. Our members will have an informed set of opinions on tonight's Monday Night Football contest.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

Our 2009 Executive Football Service membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695. Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge through September 30th - formerly $895 per month. You can make your Early Bird payment today by clicking on the "BUY NOW" button on the right side of this blog. With your payment, you'll receive instructions on how to receive the plays from the services for this week's NFL preseason week #2.

How's your weekend going?

Our Executive Service ran the table yesterday with Chicago (-3), Washington (-3.5) and Cleveland (-3.5) all winning. That brings our Executive Selections to an outstanding 9-2 against the pointspread this season.

Greg Allen's Private Plays went 2-1 Saturday as the New York Yankees lost to Boston while both of Greg's NASCAR matchups romped to victory. Greg's two drivers actually finished one-two again this week. It's impossible to do better than that.

If you are curious about what an informed NASCAR writeup looks like, here's Gerg Allen's analysis from yesterday - exactly as it went to all members.

The NASCAR race today is from Bristol Motor Speedway - The Thunderdome. A typical race at this short track involves tons of contact, many cautions and about 15 cars finishing on the lead lap. I've found two matchups that appear to provide a good advantage to us, providing bad racing luck of course.

NASCAR
SHARPIE 500
7:30 pm Eastern

MARK MARTIN -110
OVER
J GORDON
I had mark Martin last week and he had a top-3 car all race until he ran out of fuel within eyesight of the finish line and had 30 cars pass him within 5 seconds. The number 5 car is dialed in again as this team actually stopped practicing early yesterday because it was obvious they could not improve on the setup. Mark Martin was fastest in practice and then he went out and qualified for the pole. That gave him first choice for the pit stall as well- that's a major advantage at this track. A bad-fast car in first pit position is the perfect combination for success at this venue.

KYLE BUSCH -110
OVER
T STEWART
Tony Stewart leads the Sprint Cup series in points and it's starting to look as if Kyle Busch will miss the playoffs. Kyle is hungry and he needs to finish up front and get some help in order to have a chance at running for the championship. Kyle was wrecked out (by a 19 year old rookie) of last night's Nationwide series race and the fans cheered wildly that he was out of the contest. Kyle leads all drivers in laps led at this track since they went to the new car. Kyle has led 832 laps in the five COT races at Bristol. Only one other driver has led as many as 500 laps here. Kyle's average finishing position is 6th at Bristol - best in this field. Tony Stewart's average finish at Bristol is 15.6. I'll expect an aggressive race from Kyle today and better driving than last night -- from those around him.

Editor note:
Mark Martin finished in 2nd place.
Jeff Gordon finished 23rd - one lap down.

Kyle Busch won the race.
Tony Stewart finished 33rd - 11 laps down.

Game On

Last night, our NFL Executive Service scored big with a two unit win as Dallas (-3) destroyed Tennessee 30-10. That brings the Executive Service to 6-2 against the pointspread this season.

Greg's Private Play Service released one play -- the New York Yankees who outscored most NFL clubs by pounding the Boston Red Sox.

The Saturday NFL schedule is all night games and Greg's Private Play Service looks to release a couple selections for the NASCAR race at Bristol.

The 2009 Executive Service membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695. You'll receive Sports Monitor's Executive Selections and all the consensus plays from all the major services we monitor.

Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge through September 30th - formerly $895 per month. You can make your Early Bird payment today by clicking on the "BUY NOW" button on the right side of this blog. With your payment, you'll receive instructions on how to receive the plays from the services for this week's NFL preseason week #2. Early bird members who pay now get August and September Private Play Service FREE!

NFL Preseason Week Two Continues

Three games are on tonight's NFL preseason schedule - there are 10 games Saturday. The preseason Executive Selections are 5-2 against the pointspread for members this season.

Members begin receiving the plays from the top services we monitor at 7:15 pm Eastern tonight.

Private Play members will receive Greg Allen's Private Plays early this afternoon. Greg's Private Play yesterday was the Boston Red Sox - an 8-1 winner at Toronto.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

Our EARLY BIRD membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695. Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge through September 30th - formerly $895 per month.

You can make your Early Bird payment today by clicking on the "BUY NOW" button on the right side of this blog. With your payment, you'll receive instructions on how to receive the plays from the services for this week's NFL preseason week #2.

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NFL Preseason Week 2

This week's NFL schedule is similar to last week's - there are games tonight, Friday, Saturday and Monday. This time last week, we told you that we expected to release six plays. Our selections went 5-1 against the pointspread and we won our two highest rated plays. This week, there are five games that catch our attention.

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Yesterday's Private Play

Here is the exact Private Play that members received yesterday. I post it here today because many long-time members have never looked in on Greg's Private Play service. Greg Allen takes great pride in his well-researched plays.

From Tuesday:
My Private Play for Tuesday is the New York Yankees minus the runs.

NEW YORK YANKEES -1.5 runs (Sabathia)
OVER
OAKLAND ATHLETICS (Mazzaro)
10:05 pm Eastern

For those of you with a stronger fortitude, the Yankees are -225 on the money line. The Yankees are playing great baseball and they've won 24 of their last 32 games. In 19 of their last 20 wins, the Yankees have won by at least two runs. That catches my attention today as the Yankees go against an Oakland squad that they've beat in nine of the last 11 contests. All seven games this season between these clubs have been decided by two runs or more. C.C. Sabathia goes to the hill for the Bombers today - Sabathia worked 15.2 innings over his last two outings, allowing just five hits, four walks and one earned run. He's also struck out 19 along the way. Sabathia is 5-1 since the All-Star break with a 2.98 ERA, one full point lower than his ERA during the first half. Sabathia's ERA during night games is more than a point and a half lower than when he starts during the day. The Yankees are facing Vin Mazzaro today who has yielded at least seven hits in his last eight starts. Mazzaro has logged just one home win this season in eight stars while posting a 6.21 ERA. Opponents are hitting .321 off Vin Mazzaro this season - the Yankees are hitting .400 off Mazzaro this season. Let's talk a bit more about Sabathia. Over his past two starts, Sabathia has seemed to find a new gear, going 2-0 with a 0.57 ERA while striking out 19 and limiting opponents to a .100 batting average. On the season, opponents have batted just .235 off Sabathia. Sabathia was dominant at in his last outing - Thursday at Safeco Field. He's on fire. I'll look for the Yankees to bounce out of their two game losing streak with their ace tonight.

Final: Yankees 7 Athletics 2

Tuesday Wrap Up / Five wins - One Loss

Our Executive Service won again last night as the Panthers and Giants game went over the total of 33.5 points.

The Executive Selections finished the week at five wins and just one loss. Both of our highest rated releases won as well. If you were counting units, we won 5.9 units on the week.

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Monday Night Football

Two games are on the NFL preseason calendar tonight. It's been a very good week of Executive Selections as we stand at 4-1 against the pointspread.

Greg's four NASCAR Private Play selections looked as if they were going to all come in the top-5 yesterday before Jimmy Johnson (was running 1st) and Mark Martin (top 5) ran out of gas before the finish line. As it was, Greg had Brian Vickers and Jeff Gordon who wound up finishing in first and second place for Greg. The NASCAR Private Plays finished at 2-2 for the NASCAR CARFAX 400 after dominating the race.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

The Football Season has arrived and Sports Monitor has a new website for the 2009 season. Our EARLY BIRD membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695.

Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge through September 30th - formerly $895 per month.

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Sunday - No NFL Football today

The Sports Monitor Executive Selections went 1-1 against the pointspread Saturday night with Buffalo (-3) and Cleveland (+3).

The Executive Selections stand at 4-1 against the spread for the season and both of the highest rated plays have won.

The only items going out today will be the Private Plays. Greg Allen is one of the few professional handicappers who does an in-depth analysis of NASCAR races. Last year, Greg went 29-8 with his race matchups down the stretch after having a wonderful season leading up to the chase.

How's your weekend going?

Our Executive Service released two selections last night and enjoyed two more winners. That puts us at 3-0 against the pointspread this week and perfect for the season.

2 units Minnesota (-2.5)
1 unit Denver (+2)

We are looking at two games for the late football schedule today. Our Season Membership fee has been rolled back to the consumer friendly price it was 20 years ago. Just $695 gets you aboard through the Superbowl. You can join in on the fun by hitting the "BUY NOW" button to the right. You'll receive Sports Monitor's Executive Selections as well as the selections from the TOP NAME HANDICAPPING SERVICES that we monitor.

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Patriots win - Cover by five

Sports Monitor released one play to members last night - the Patriots, a two unit Executive Selection. It was a kind game to the bettors as New England (+3) got out to a 21-6 lead and just walked it in.

There are two games on tonight's NFL betting schedule that look to be rated Executive Selections. Join us for the season today - service through the Superbowl is only $695.

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NFL Preseason Week One

The Hall of Fame Game was the lid-lifter on the NFL football season four days ago as Sports Monitor released the Buffalo Bills (+3) as a one unit play. That game ended up right on the number and was a push for those who bet the side.

Tonight, there are four NFL games on tap. I'm looking forward to the first win of the 2009 football season tonight.

Members should look forward to a winning weekend as I look forward to about six rated Executive Selections.

Ready, Set, Bet

The Las Vegas Review Journal has a story about the NFL preseason HERE.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

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Hall of Fame Game - 8 pm Eastern

Just a reminder to the regular followers of this blog --- There will be no Major league Baseball or NFL Preseason selections revealed here today. Today's event is for Executive Service members only.

Later this week, this blog will take on a different look as it will compliment the new Sports Monitor web site.

NFL Hall of Fame Game - Sunday

The new Sports Monitor will release sports service consensus plays and an Executive Selection for the Hall of Fame Game which is to be played Sunday Night. The Hall of Fame Game will be released on the new password protected Sports Monitor website. The new website is located at a different URL than the one that has been used the last couple decades. There will not be any football selections available on this blog Sunday.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

The Football Season is just around the corner and Sports Monitor will have a new website for the 2009 season.

Our EARLY BIRD membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695. Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge from August 15th through September 30th - formerly $895 per month.

You can make your Early Bird payment today by clicking on the BUY NOW button on the right side of this blog. With your payment, you'll receive instructions on how to receive the plays from the services for this Sunday's Hall of Fame Game.

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Friday - Final Day of Baseball

For games played Friday, August 7th.
It's Friday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.
This will be the final day of Major League Baseball consensus information.
Football services will be distributed via the new Sports Monitor website.

Big Al's Sportsline
Division total of the Month Phillies UNDER
Indian Cowboy (from Doc's)
4 Yankees
4 Tigers under
Tim Trushel
20 Kansas City

That's it for Friday.

2009 Football Season - Only $695

The Football Season is just around the corner and Sports Monitor will have a new website for the 2009 season.

Our EARLY BIRD membership fee for has been rolled back to the price it was 20 years ago - $695. Those who make payments today will also receive Greg Allen's Private Play Service free of charge from August 15th through September 30th - formerly $895 per month.

You can make your Early Bird payment today by clicking on the BUY NOW button on the right side of this blog. With your payment, you'll receive instructions on how to receive the plays from the services for this Sunday's Hall of Fame Game.

Please note: This FREE blog will be updated with baseball plays today and tomorrow. The FREE baseball blog will end Saturday and a new PASSWORD PROTECTED website will be used to distribute the football information to paid members.

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and September Private Play Service FREE!

Thursday Major League Baseball

For games played Thursday, August 6th.
It's Thursday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Big Al's
Getaway winner Detroit over
Teddy Covers
Texas Rangers
Alatex
San Diego under

That's it for Thursday.

Wednesday Major League Baseball

For games played Wednesday, August 5th.
It's Wednesday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Tim Trushel
Pittsburgh under
Doc's Enterprises
3 Chicago Cubs
3 New York Yankees
3 Tampa Bay Rays
Alatex
Dodgers over

That's it for Wednesday.

Tuesday Major League Baseball

For games played Tuesday, August 4th.
It's Tuesday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Doc's Enterprises
3 Chicago Cubs
3 New York Mets UNDER
3 New York Yankees
Alatex
Cleveland under

That's it for Tuesday.

Monday Major League Baseball

For games played Monday, August 3rd.
It's Monday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Scott Spreitzer
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Under Milwaukee
Ben Burns
AL West Game of Year Oakland
Wayne Root
Millionaire Cincinnati
Teddy Covers
Athletics

That's it for Monday.

Sunday Major League Baseball

For games played Sunday, August 2nd.
It's Sunday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Larry Ness
25 Minnesota
Ben Burns
NL Best Bet Atlanta

That's it for Sunday.

Saturday Major League Baseball

For games played Saturday, August 1st.
It's Saturday and I will pass along a handful of the top baseball handicapping services along to you free of charge. This post will be updated as the day moves along and services release their plays.

Scott Spreitzer
Game of the Year Yankees
Teddy Covers
Indians over
Jim Feist
Game of Year LA Dodgers
Tim Trushel
Atlanta

That's it for Saturday.