2010 October at LinesMaker

NFL Betting: New York Giants Down Chicago

The New York Giants ral­lied to an impres­sive 17–3 win over Chicago on Sun­day, as the Giants’ defense recorded 10 sacks. Ahmad Brad­shaw went for 129 yards with a touch­down, while Eli Man­ning finished18-of-30 passes for 195 yards, with no inter­cep­tions or touch­downs. Bran­don Jacobs also ran for the Giants. With this win, the Giants (2–2) have made an amaz­ing come­back from two straight losses to Indi­anapo­lis and Tennessee. Sack­ing quar­ter­back Jay Cut­ler nine times in the first half, New York lim­ited the pre­vi­ously unbeaten Bears to a total of 110 yards.... 

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NCAA Football Betting: Oklahoma Defeats Texas A&M

Dan Bai­ley hit a 40-yard field goal in the last sec­onds of the game and ral­lied No. 24 Okla­homa State to a 38–35 win over Texas A&M on Thursday. Attract­ing nearly 75% of the bet­ting action, Okla­homa State were the clear favorites over Texas A&M  among Lines­Maker NCAA foot­ball bet­tors. Listed at –2.5, Okla­homa man­aged to live up to the expec­ta­tions of bet­tors by defeat­ing Texas A&M. Lead­ing at half­time by 21–7, Texas allowed 28 straight points in the sec­ond half while scor­ing twice in the final 5:19 to tie the game 35–35. Jer­rod John­son... 

Tennis Betting: Nadal Impressive in Thailand Open

Rafael Nadal, World No. 1 and 2010 US Open win­ner, amazed onlook­ers on Thurs­day with his spec­tac­u­lar per­for­mance in his Thai­land Open debut. He ousted Bel­gian qual­i­fier Ruben Bemel­mans, 6–1, 6–4, with­out much effort. Nadal showed off his tal­ent in front of a sell­out crowd soon after he exchanged gifts with Abhisit Vej­ja­jiva, the Thai Prime Min­is­ter. Uti­liz­ing his killer serve, Nadal exerted his vicious back­hand at the net and from full court. Although Bemel­mans put in a great effort in the first set to win a match, Nadal out­played him even...