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Montreal Alouettes vs Calgary Stampeders
Game Date: Saturday, August 27, 2011 | Game Time: 4:00 PM | Home Line: -1.0 | Total: 55.0
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The Montreal Alouettes travel to Calgary to play the Stampeders at 4:00 PM on Saturday, August 27, 2011. Calgary is the favorite in this matchup, laying -1.0 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 55.0.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Alouettes/Stampeders SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 11, 2010 Calgary 19 Montreal 46 -3.5 56.0
October 1, 2010 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 -3.5 56.5
October 12, 2009 Calgary 11 Montreal 32 -6.0 51.0
July 1, 2009 Montreal 40 Calgary 27 -8.0 53.0
July 1, 2009 Montreal 40 Calgary 27
November 23, 2008 Calgary 22 Montreal 14 -1.0 57.0
July 10, 2008 Calgary 23 Montreal 19
October 27, 2007 Montreal 33 Calgary 32
August 9, 2007 Calgary 18 Montreal 30
August 24, 2006 Calgary 41 Montreal 23

When looking at the last 29 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 15 games compared to 14 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Montreal/Calgary series is 29.8 ppg while the vistor has put up 26.7 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 3.1 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 29 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 3.1 ppg. That represents a value number of 2.1 when meassured against the offered line of -1.0, suggesting a wager on Calgary makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 29 games between the Alouettes and the Stampeders is 56.5 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 1.5 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 55.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Montreal as the road team and with Calgary as the home team.
Recent Results when Montreal visits CalgaryDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 1, 2010 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 -3.5 56.5
July 1, 2009 Montreal 40 Calgary 27 -8.0 53.0
July 1, 2009 Montreal 40 Calgary 27
October 27, 2007 Montreal 33 Calgary 32
August 12, 2006 Montreal 24 Calgary 27
October 1, 2005 Montreal 32 Calgary 11
June 27, 2004 Montreal 32 Calgary 14

When looking at the last 15 games in this series while Calgary has been the home team, we can see the Stampeders have won 6 games compared to 9 wins for the Alouettes. Average points scored per game by Calgary in this situation is is 27.8 ppg while Montreal has put up 29.1 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 1.3 favoring the Stampeders.

Unlike most series’, this one has leaned towards the road team. Specifically, the road team in this series has enjoyed an average advantage of 1.3 ppg. That represents a value number of 0.3 when meassured against the offered line of -1.0, suggesting a wager on the Stampeders makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks betting against the number looking at the series situation in the vacuum of this trend.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 15 games between the Alouettes and the Stampeders is 56.9 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 1.9 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 55.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.
Can the Montreal Alouettes Cover the Spread?

This season the Montreal Alouettes have played 7 games, averaging 31.7 points per game, while allowing 22.3 points per game. This has led to a season record of 5-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Montreal Alouettes results.
Recent Montreal Alouettes ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
August 11, 2011 Edmonton 4 Montreal 27 -6.5 54.0
August 4, 2011 Montreal 36 Toronto 23 4.0 52.5
July 29, 2011 Montreal 26 Hamilton 34 3.5 53.0
July 24, 2011 Sask 27 Montreal 24 -11.5 56.0
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
June 30, 2011 B.C. 26 Montreal 30 -5.5 53.0

This season the Montreal Alouettes have played 3 games on the road, averaging 33.7 points per game, while allowing 27.3 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Montreal Alouettes results on the road.
Recent Montreal Alouettes Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
August 4, 2011 Montreal 36 Toronto 23 4.0 52.5
July 29, 2011 Montreal 26 Hamilton 34 3.5 53.0
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
October 22, 2010 Montreal 3 Hamilton 40 2.0 53.5

Can the Calgary Stampeders Cover the Spread?

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 7 games, averaging 27.7 points per game, while allowing 24.6 points per game. This has led to a season record of 5-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results.
Recent Calgary Stampeders ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
August 12, 2011 Calgary 45 Sask 35 3.5 49.5
August 6, 2011 Hamilton 20 Calgary 32 -3.5 51.0
July 30, 2011 Calgary 22 Sask 18 2.0 54.5
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 14, 2011 Calgary 21 Winnipeg 20 3.0 52.0
July 8, 2011 Calgary 34 B.C. 32 -2.5 54.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
November 5, 2010 Calgary 35 Winnipeg 32 3.0 53.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 3 games here at home, averaging 24.0 points per game, while allowing 22.3 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results when playing at home.
Recent Calgary Stampeders Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
August 6, 2011 Hamilton 20 Calgary 32 -3.5 51.0
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
October 22, 2010 B.C. 36 Calgary 31 -9.0 55.5
October 1, 2010 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 -3.5 56.5
September 25, 2010 B.C. 29 Calgary 10 -11.0 56.0
September 6, 2010 Edmonton 5 Calgary 52 -12.5 54.0
August 15, 2010 Edmonton 15 Calgary 56 -8.0 52.5

B.C. Lions vs Edmonton Eskimos
Game Date: Friday, August 19, 2011 | Game Time: 9:05 PM | Home Line: -6.0 | Total: 50.0
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The B.C. Lions travel to Edmonton to play the Eskimos at 9:05 PM on Friday, August 19, 2011. Edmonton is the favorite in this match up, laying -6.0 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 50.0.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game. When looking at the last 49 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 24 games compared to 25 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the B.C./Edmonton series is 24.7 ppg while the visitor has put up 26 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 1.3 favoring the road team.

Unlike most series’, this one has leaned towards the road team. Specifically, the road team in this series has enjoyed an average advantage of 1.3 ppg. That represents a value number of -4.7 when measured against the offered line of -6.0, suggesting a wager on B.C. makes the most sense – at least, when looking at the series trends from an historical perspective.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 49 games between the Lions and the Eskimos is 50.7 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 0.7 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 50.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with B.C. as the road team and with Edmonton as the home team.
When looking at the last 26 games in this series while Edmonton has been the home team, we can see the Eskimos have won 12 games compared to 14 wins for the Lions. Average points scored per game by Edmonton in this situation is is 24.2 ppg while B.C. has put up 25.7 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 1.5 favoring the Lions.

Unlike most series’, this one has leaned towards the road team. Specifically, the road team in this series has enjoyed an average advantage of 1.5 ppg. That represents a value number of -4.5 when measured against the offered line of -6.0, suggesting a wager on the Lions makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks betting against the number looking at the series situation in the vacuum of this trend.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 26 games between the Lions and the Eskimos is 49.9 per game. That creates a differential of 0.1 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 50.0 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.

Can the B.C. Lions Cover the Spread?

This season the B.C. Lions have played 7 games, averaging 23.9 points per game, while allowing 28.9 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-6. Let’s have a closer look at recent B.C. Lions results. This season the B.C. Lions have played 3 games on the road, averaging 21.0 points per game, while allowing 29.3 points per game. This has led to a season record of 0-3.

Can the Edmonton Eskimos Cover the Spread?

This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 8 games, averaging 24.9 points per game, while allowing 22.4 points per game. This has led to a season record of 6-6.

This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 4 games here at home, averaging 28.3 points per game, while allowing 19.3 points per game. This has led to a season record of 4-0.

Hamilton Tiger Cats vs Calgary Stampeders
Game Date: Saturday, August 6, 2011 | Game Time: 9:35 PM | Home Line: -3.5 | Total: 50.5
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The Hamilton Tiger Cats travel to Calgary to play the Stampeders at 9:35 PM on Saturday, August 6, 2011. Calgary is the favorite in this matchup, laying -3.5 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 50.5.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Tiger Cats/Stampeders SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
July 10, 2010 Calgary 23 Hamilton 22 -2.0 51.5
October 3, 2009 Hamilton 14 Calgary 15 -7.0 51.0
September 18, 2009 Calgary 17 Hamilton 24 3.5 53.0
October 24, 2008 Calgary 28 Hamilton 17 -3.0 43.0
July 17, 2008 Hamilton 16 Calgary 43
September 21, 2007 Calgary 20 Hamilton 24
June 30, 2007 Hamilton 9 Calgary 37
July 14, 2006 Calgary 17 Hamilton 20
June 29, 2006 Hamilton 22 Calgary 23

When looking at the last 29 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 20 games compared to 9 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Hamilton/Calgary series is 27.7 ppg while the vistor has put up 22.3 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 5.4 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 29 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 5.4 ppg. That represents a value number of 1.9 when meassured against the offered line of -3.5, suggesting a wager on Calgary makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 29 games between the Tiger Cats and the Stampeders is 50 per game. That creates a differential of 0.5 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 50.5 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Hamilton as the road team and with Calgary as the home team.
Recent Results when Hamilton visits CalgaryDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
October 3, 2009 Hamilton 14 Calgary 15 -7.0 51.0
July 17, 2008 Hamilton 16 Calgary 43
June 30, 2007 Hamilton 9 Calgary 37
June 29, 2006 Hamilton 22 Calgary 23
October 14, 2005 Hamilton 17 Calgary 34
July 4, 2004 Hamilton 41 Calgary 34

When looking at the last 15 games in this series while Calgary has been the home team, we can see the Stampeders have won 12 games compared to 3 wins for the Tiger Cats. Average points scored per game by Calgary in this situation is is 32.3 ppg while Hamilton has put up 21 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 11.3 favoring the Stampeders.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 11.3 ppg. That represents a value number of 7.8 when meassured against the offered line of -3.5, suggesting a wager on the Stampeders makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks when you ponder a bet against the line, looking at this wager in the vacuum of this series situation.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 15 games between the Tiger Cats and the Stampeders is 53.3 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 2.8 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 50.5 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.
Can the Hamilton Tiger Cats Cover the Spread?

This season the Hamilton Tiger Cats have played 5 games, averaging 26.4 points per game, while allowing 22.4 points per game. This has led to a season record of 3-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Hamilton Tiger Cats results.
Recent Hamilton Tiger Cats ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 29, 2011 Montreal 26 Hamilton 34 3.5 53.0
July 22, 2011 Hamilton 39 B.C. 31 -3.0 50.0
July 16, 2011 Sask 3 Hamilton 33 -2.5 51.5
July 9, 2011 Hamilton 10 Edmonton 28 -1.0 52.5
July 1, 2011 Winnipeg 24 Hamilton 16 -8.5 51.5
November 14, 2010 Toronto 16 Hamilton 13 -6.5 47.5
November 6, 2010 B.C. 23 Hamilton 21 4.0 52.0

This season the Hamilton Tiger Cats have played 2 games on the road, averaging 24.5 points per game, while allowing 29.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Hamilton Tiger Cats results on the road.
Recent Hamilton Tiger Cats Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 22, 2011 Hamilton 39 B.C. 31 -3.0 50.0
July 9, 2011 Hamilton 10 Edmonton 28 -1.0 52.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
October 15, 2010 Hamilton 30 Toronto 3 1.0 47.5
October 3, 2010 Hamilton 35 Edmonton 37 1.0 50.0

Can the Calgary Stampeders Cover the Spread?

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 5 games, averaging 23.4 points per game, while allowing 23.4 points per game. This has led to a season record of 3-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results.
Recent Calgary Stampeders ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 30, 2011 Calgary 22 Sask 18 2.0 54.5
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 14, 2011 Calgary 21 Winnipeg 20 3.0 52.0
July 8, 2011 Calgary 34 B.C. 32 -2.5 54.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
November 5, 2010 Calgary 35 Winnipeg 32 3.0 53.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
October 22, 2010 B.C. 36 Calgary 31 -9.0 55.5
October 17, 2010 Calgary 34 Sask 26 -1.5 57.5

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 2 games here at home, averaging 20.0 points per game, while allowing 23.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 0-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results when playing at home.
Recent Calgary Stampeders Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5
October 22, 2010 B.C. 36 Calgary 31 -9.0 55.5
October 1, 2010 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 -3.5 56.5
September 25, 2010 B.C. 29 Calgary 10 -11.0 56.0
September 6, 2010 Edmonton 5 Calgary 52 -12.5 54.0
August 15, 2010 Edmonton 15 Calgary 56 -8.0 52.5
July 31, 2010 Winnipeg 18 Calgary 23 -6.5 55.5

Week 6 CFL Betting Preview & Picks
Edmonton Eskimos vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Game Date: Friday, August 5, 2011 | Game Time: 7:35 PM | Home Line: 1.0 | Total: 49.5
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The Edmonton Eskimos travel to Winnipeg to play the Blue Bombers at 7:35 PM on Friday, August 5, 2011. Winnipeg is the underdog in this match up, getting 1.0 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 49.5.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.

When looking at the last 30 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 22 games compared to 8 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Edmonton/Winnipeg series is 27 ppg while the visitor has put up 23.6 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 3.4 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 30 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 3.4 ppg. That represents a value number of 4.4 when measured against the offered line of 1.0, suggesting a wager on Winnipeg makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 30 games between the Eskimos and the Blue Bombers is 50.6 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 1.1 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 49.5 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Edmonton as the road team and with Winnipeg as the home team.

When looking at the last 15 games in this series while Winnipeg has been the home team, we can see the Blue Bombers have won 9 games compared to 6 wins for the Eskimos. Average points scored per game by Winnipeg in this situation is is 23.1 ppg while Edmonton has put up 22 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 1.1 favoring the Blue Bombers.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 1.1 ppg. That represents a value number of 2.1 when measured against the offered line of 1.0, suggesting a wager on the Blue Bombers makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks when you ponder a bet against the line, looking at this wager in the vacuum of this series situation.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 15 games between the Eskimos and the Blue Bombers is 45.1 per game. That creates a differential of 4.4 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 49.5 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.

Can the Edmonton Eskimos Cover the Spread?
This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 6 games, averaging 29.8 points per game, while allowing 20.7 points per game. This has led to a season record of 6-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Edmonton Eskimos results.

This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 2 games on the road, averaging 33.0 points per game, while allowing 23.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Edmonton Eskimos results on the road.

Can the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Cover the Spread?
This season the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have played 5 games, averaging 24.8 points per game, while allowing 19.4 points per game. This has led to a season record of 4-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers results.

This season the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have played 3 games here at home, averaging 22.3 points per game, while allowing 19.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers results when playing at home.

Montreal Alouettes vs Toronto Argonauts
Game Date: Thursday, August 4, 2011 | Game Time: 7:00 PM | Home Line: | Total:
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The Montreal Alouettes travel to Toronto to play the Argonauts at 7:00 PM on Thursday, August 4, 2011. Montreal is the favorite in this matchup.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Alouettes/Argonauts SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0
November 7, 2010 Toronto 30 Montreal 4 -6.0 49.5
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
August 14, 2010 Montreal 22 Toronto 37 7.5 52.5
July 29, 2010 Toronto 10 Montreal 41 -10.0 53.5
November 7, 2009 Montreal 42 Toronto 17 9.5 48.0
October 3, 2009 Montreal 27 Toronto 8 10.0 47.5
August 7, 2009 Toronto 0 Montreal 25 -14.0 51.0
October 18, 2008 Montreal 43 Toronto 34 8.5 54.5

When looking at the last 55 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 28 games compared to 27 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Montreal/Toronto series is 25.2 ppg while the vistor has put up 23.8 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 1.4 favoring the home team.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 55 games between the Alouettes and the Argonauts is 49 per game.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Montreal as the road team and with Toronto as the home team.
Recent Results when Montreal visits TorontoDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
August 14, 2010 Montreal 22 Toronto 37 7.5 52.5
November 7, 2009 Montreal 42 Toronto 17 9.5 48.0
October 3, 2009 Montreal 27 Toronto 8 10.0 47.5
October 18, 2008 Montreal 43 Toronto 34 8.5 54.5
August 15, 2008 Montreal 32 Toronto 14
October 12, 2007 Montreal 17 Toronto 35

When looking at the last 25 games in this series while Toronto has been the home team, we can see the Argonauts have won 9 games compared to 16 wins for the Alouettes. Average points scored per game by Toronto in this situation is is 22.7 ppg while Montreal has put up 25.7 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 3 favoring the .

The average Total points scored spanning the last 25 games between the Alouettes and the Argonauts is 48.4 per game.
Can the Montreal Alouettes Cover the Spread?

This season the Montreal Alouettes have played 5 games, averaging 31.8 points per game, while allowing 25.8 points per game. This has led to a season record of 3-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Montreal Alouettes results.
Recent Montreal Alouettes ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 29, 2011 Montreal 26 Hamilton 34 3.5 53.0
July 24, 2011 Sask 27 Montreal 24 -11.5 56.0
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
June 30, 2011 B.C. 26 Montreal 30 -5.5 53.0
November 28, 2010 Sask 18 Montreal 21 -3.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0

This season the Montreal Alouettes have played 2 games on the road, averaging 32.5 points per game, while allowing 29.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Montreal Alouettes results on the road.
Recent Montreal Alouettes Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 29, 2011 Montreal 26 Hamilton 34 3.5 53.0
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
October 22, 2010 Montreal 3 Hamilton 40 2.0 53.5
October 1, 2010 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 -3.5 56.5

Can the Toronto Argonauts Cover the Spread?

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 6 games, averaging 21.7 points per game, while allowing 28.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results.
Recent Toronto Argonauts ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 29, 2011 Toronto 25 Edmonton 26
July 29, 2011 Toronto 25 Edmonton 26 -8.5 49.5
July 23, 2011 Winnipeg 33 Toronto 24 -3.5 45.5
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0
November 14, 2010 Toronto 16 Hamilton 13 -6.5 47.5
November 7, 2010 Toronto 30 Montreal 4 -6.0 49.5
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 1 games here at home, averaging 24.0 points per game, while allowing 33.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 0-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results when playing at home.
Recent Toronto Argonauts Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 23, 2011 Winnipeg 33 Toronto 24 -3.5 45.5
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
October 15, 2010 Hamilton 30 Toronto 3 1.0 47.5
October 2, 2010 Sask 27 Toronto 16 4.0 49.0
September 26, 2010 Edmonton 24 Toronto 6 -3.5 49.0
September 19, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 17 -1.0 51.5
August 20, 2010 Hamilton 16 Toronto 12 -2.5 54.0
August 14, 2010 Montreal 22 Toronto 37 7.5 52.5
July 23, 2010 B.C. 20 Toronto 24 1.5 48.5
July 14, 2010 Calgary 24 Toronto 27 5.5 48.0

Calgary Stampeders vs Sask Rough Riders
Game Date: Saturday, July 30, 2011 | Game Time: 9:35 PM | Home Line: 2.5 | Total: 54.0
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The Calgary Stampeders travel to Sask to play the Rough Riders at 9:35 PM on Saturday, July 30, 2011. Sask is the underdog in this matchup, getting 2.5 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 54.0.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Stampeders/Rough Riders SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
October 17, 2010 Calgary 34 Sask 26 -1.5 57.5
September 17, 2010 Calgary 37 Sask 43 3.5 55.5
July 24, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 40 -2.0 56.0
November 22, 2009 Calgary 17 Sask 27 -3.0 54.5
November 7, 2009 Calgary 14 Sask 30 -1.5 55.0
October 17, 2009 Sask 44 Calgary 44 -4.0 53.5
August 1, 2009 Sask 24 Calgary 23 -9.5 60.5
October 13, 2008 Sask 5 Calgary 42 -5.5 54.5
October 3, 2008 Calgary 34 Sask 37 3.0 53.0

When looking at the last 49 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 28 games compared to 21 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Calgary/Sask series is 28 ppg while the vistor has put up 25.6 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 2.4 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 49 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 2.4 ppg. That represents a value number of 4.9 when meassured against the offered line of 2.5, suggesting a wager on Sask makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 49 games between the Stampeders and the Rough Riders is 53.6 per game. That creates a differential of 0.4 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 54.0 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Calgary as the road team and with Sask as the home team.
Recent Results when Calgary visits SaskDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 17, 2010 Calgary 34 Sask 26 -1.5 57.5
September 17, 2010 Calgary 37 Sask 43 3.5 55.5
November 22, 2009 Calgary 17 Sask 27 -3.0 54.5
November 7, 2009 Calgary 14 Sask 30 -1.5 55.0
October 3, 2008 Calgary 34 Sask 37 3.0 53.0
August 7, 2008 Calgary 30 Sask 25
November 11, 2007 Calgary 24 Sask 26

When looking at the last 25 games in this series while Sask has been the home team, we can see the Rough Riders have won 13 games compared to 12 wins for the Stampeders. Average points scored per game by Sask in this situation is is 27.9 ppg while Calgary has put up 28.8 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 0.9 favoring the Rough Riders.

Unlike most series’, this one has leaned towards the road team. Specifically, the road team in this series has enjoyed an average advantage of 0.9 ppg. That represents a value number of 3.4 when meassured against the offered line of 2.5, suggesting a wager on the Rough Riders makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks betting against the number looking at the series situation in the vacuum of this trend.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 25 games between the Stampeders and the Rough Riders is 56.7 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 2.7 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 54.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.
Can the Calgary Stampeders Cover the Spread?

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 4 games, averaging 23.8 points per game, while allowing 24.8 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results.
Recent Calgary Stampeders ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 14, 2011 Calgary 21 Winnipeg 20 3.0 52.0
July 8, 2011 Calgary 34 B.C. 32 -2.5 54.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
November 5, 2010 Calgary 35 Winnipeg 32 3.0 53.5
October 29, 2010 Hamilton 24 Calgary 55 -4.0 53.5

This season the Calgary Stampeders have played 2 games on the road, averaging 27.5 points per game, while allowing 26.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Calgary Stampeders results on the road.
Recent Calgary Stampeders Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 14, 2011 Calgary 21 Winnipeg 20 3.0 52.0
July 8, 2011 Calgary 34 B.C. 32 -2.5 54.0
November 5, 2010 Calgary 35 Winnipeg 32 3.0 53.5
October 17, 2010 Calgary 34 Sask 26 -1.5 57.5
October 11, 2010 Calgary 19 Montreal 46 -3.5 56.0

Can the Sask Rough Riders Cover the Spread?

This season the Sask Rough Riders have played 4 games, averaging 20.8 points per game, while allowing 34.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Sask Rough Riders results.
Recent Sask Rough Riders ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 24, 2011 Sask 27 Montreal 24 -11.5 56.0
July 16, 2011 Sask 3 Hamilton 33 -2.5 51.5
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
July 3, 2011 Edmonton 42 Sask 28 -6.5 52.0
November 28, 2010 Sask 18 Montreal 21 -3.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Sask 20 Calgary 16 -7.5 54.5
November 14, 2010 B.C. 38 Sask 41 -4.0 52.0
November 6, 2010 Edmonton 23 Sask 31 -1.5 51.5
October 31, 2010 Sask 17 B.C. 23
October 23, 2010 Sask 24 Edmonton 39 3.0 51.0

This season the Sask Rough Riders have played 2 games here at home, averaging 26.5 points per game, while allowing 40.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 0-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Sask Rough Riders results when playing at home.
Recent Sask Rough Riders Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 9, 2011 Montreal 39 Sask 25 3.5 55.0
July 3, 2011 Edmonton 42 Sask 28 -6.5 52.0
November 14, 2010 B.C. 38 Sask 41 -4.0 52.0
November 6, 2010 Edmonton 23 Sask 31 -1.5 51.5
October 17, 2010 Calgary 34 Sask 26 -1.5 57.5
October 9, 2010 Toronto 24 Sask 19 -11.0 49.0
September 17, 2010 Calgary 37 Sask 43 3.5 55.5
September 5, 2010 Winnipeg 23 Sask 27 -9.5 57.5
August 12, 2010 B.C. 13 Sask 37 -8.0 54.0
July 31, 2010 Hamilton 24 Sask 37 -7.5 54.5

Week 4 Current Odds

BC Lions 9/1 9/1
Calgary Stampeders 4/1 4/1
Edmonton Eskimos 9/2 7/2
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 10/1 15/2
Montreal Alouettes 3/2 7/4
Saskatchewan Roughriders 15/1 10/1
Toronto Argonauts 12/1 20/1
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 10/1 8/1

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Total passing yards by Anthony Calvillo in Week 5 (Must Start)?
Over/Under 300

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Total points scored by the Calgary Stampeders in Week 5?
Over/Under 28

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Will Arland Bruce have a touchdown reception in Week 5?
Yes +110
No -140

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Will the Toronto Argonauts score more than 20 points in their Week 5 contest?
Yes -115
No -115

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Will the B.C. Lions margin of victory or defeat be within seven points in Week 5?
Yes -200
No +160

CFL WEEK 5 SPECIALS – Will Wally Buono still be the head coach prior to Week 10 of the CFL season?
Yes -350
No +275

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Toronto Argonauts vs Edmonton Eskimos
Game Date: Friday, July 29, 2011 | Game Time: 9:35 PM | Home Line: -9.5 | Total: 50.0
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The Toronto Argonauts travel to Edmonton to play the Eskimos at 9:35 PM on Friday, July 29, 2011. Edmonton is the favorite in this matchup, laying -9.5 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 50.0.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Argonauts/Eskimos SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
September 26, 2010 Edmonton 24 Toronto 6 -3.5 49.0
August 6, 2010 Toronto 29 Edmonton 28 -5.0 51.5
October 30, 2009 Toronto 10 Edmonton 36 -7.5 49.5
October 16, 2009 Edmonton 22 Toronto 19 4.0 51.0
July 20, 2008 Edmonton 31 Toronto 35
July 10, 2008 Toronto 28 Edmonton 47
October 6, 2007 Edmonton 8 Toronto 33
September 28, 2007 Toronto 18 Edmonton 11
October 14, 2006 Toronto 28 Edmonton 25
October 9, 2006 Edmonton 23 Toronto 28

When looking at the last 27 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 11 games compared to 16 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Toronto/Edmonton series is 25.3 ppg while the vistor has put up 23.1 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 2.2 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 27 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 2.2 ppg. That represents a value number of -7.3 when meassured against the offered line of -9.5, suggesting a wager on Toronto makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 27 games between the Argonauts and the Eskimos is 48.4 per game. That creates a differential of 1.6 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 50.0 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Toronto as the road team and with Edmonton as the home team.
Recent Results when Toronto visits EdmontonDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
August 6, 2010 Toronto 29 Edmonton 28 -5.0 51.5
October 30, 2009 Toronto 10 Edmonton 36 -7.5 49.5
July 10, 2008 Toronto 28 Edmonton 47
September 28, 2007 Toronto 18 Edmonton 11
October 14, 2006 Toronto 28 Edmonton 25
August 20, 2005 Toronto 22 Edmonton 18
September 25, 2004 Toronto 26 Edmonton 17

When looking at the last 12 games in this series while Edmonton has been the home team, we can see the Eskimos have won 4 games compared to 8 wins for the Argonauts. Average points scored per game by Edmonton in this situation is is 27.3 ppg while Toronto has put up 23.5 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 3.8 favoring the Argonauts.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 3.8 ppg. That represents a value number of -5.7 when meassured against the offered line of -9.5, suggesting a wager on the Argonauts makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks when you ponder a bet against the line, looking at this wager in the vacuum of this series situation.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 12 games between the Argonauts and the Eskimos is 50.8 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 0.8 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 50.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.
Can the Toronto Argonauts Cover the Spread?

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 4 games, averaging 20.0 points per game, while allowing 29.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-3. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results.
Recent Toronto Argonauts ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 23, 2011 Winnipeg 33 Toronto 24 -3.5 45.5
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0
November 14, 2010 Toronto 16 Hamilton 13 -6.5 47.5
November 7, 2010 Toronto 30 Montreal 4 -6.0 49.5

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 3 games on the road, averaging 18.7 points per game, while allowing 27.7 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-2. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results on the road.
Recent Toronto Argonauts Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0
November 14, 2010 Toronto 16 Hamilton 13 -6.5 47.5

Can the Edmonton Eskimos Cover the Spread?

This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 4 games, averaging 31.8 points per game, while allowing 18.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 4-3. Let’s have a closer look at recent Edmonton Eskimos results.
Recent Edmonton Eskimos ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 23, 2011 Edmonton 24 Calgary 19 -3.0 55.0
July 16, 2011 B.C. 17 Edmonton 33 -2.5 54.5
July 9, 2011 Hamilton 10 Edmonton 28 -1.0 52.5
July 3, 2011 Edmonton 42 Sask 28 -6.5 52.0
November 6, 2010 Edmonton 23 Sask 31 -1.5 51.5
October 30, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Edmonton 16 -8.0 50.0
October 23, 2010 Sask 24 Edmonton 39 3.0 51.0
October 16, 2010 Edmonton 31 B.C. 28 -6.0 51.5
October 8, 2010 Edmonton 11 Hamilton 36 -6.5 52.0
October 3, 2010 Hamilton 35 Edmonton 37 1.0 50.0

This season the Edmonton Eskimos have played 2 games here at home, averaging 30.5 points per game, while allowing 13.5 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Edmonton Eskimos results when playing at home.
Recent Edmonton Eskimos Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 16, 2011 B.C. 17 Edmonton 33 -2.5 54.5
July 9, 2011 Hamilton 10 Edmonton 28 -1.0 52.5
October 30, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Edmonton 16 -8.0 50.0
October 23, 2010 Sask 24 Edmonton 39 3.0 51.0
October 3, 2010 Hamilton 35 Edmonton 37 1.0 50.0
September 10, 2010 Calgary 36 Edmonton 20 -7.5 165.0
August 28, 2010 Sask 14 Edmonton 17 6.5 57.0
August 6, 2010 Toronto 29 Edmonton 28 -5.0 51.5
July 30, 2010 B.C. 25 Edmonton 28 -13.0 107.0
July 11, 2010 Montreal 33 Edmonton 23 5.5 53.5

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Toronto Argonauts
Game Date: Saturday, July 23, 2011 | Game Time: 4:05 PM | Home Line: -3.0 | Total: 46.0
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers travel to Toronto to play the Argonauts at 4:05 PM on Saturday, July 23, 2011. Toronto is the favorite in this matchup, laying -3.0 points here at home. The Total has been posted at Over/Under 46.0.

Before getting to specific team details, let’s have a look at the recent games in this series to see if we can identify any CFL sports betting trends to assist in making the right pick in this game.
Recent Results in the Blue Bombers/Argonauts SeriesDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
October 23, 2010 Toronto 27 Winnipeg 8 -6.0 49.5
September 19, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 17 -1.0 51.5
July 9, 2010 Toronto 36 Winnipeg 34 -10.5 46.5
July 9, 2010 Toronto 36 Winnipeg 34
July 9, 2010 Toronto 36 Winnipeg 34
September 26, 2009 Toronto 24 Winnipeg 29 -1.0 44.0
August 1, 2009 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 12 -4.5 44.5
July 24, 2009 Toronto 19 Winnipeg 5
July 24, 2009 Toronto 19 Winnipeg 5 -4.5 51.0

When looking at the last 46 games in this series, we can see the home team has won 29 games compared to 17 wins for the road team. Average points scored per game for the home team in the Winnipeg/Toronto series is 25.7 ppg while the vistor has put up 22.5 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 3.2 favoring the home team.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last 46 games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 3.2 ppg. That represents a value number of 0.2 when meassured against the offered line of -3.0, suggesting a wager on Toronto makes the most sense – at least, when looking at betting against the number according to the historical series trends.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 46 games between the Blue Bombers and the Argonauts is 48.2 per game. That creates a face value cushion of 2.2 against the line, suggesting a bet of Over 46.0 may be in order. At least it appears as such on first impression when compared to the series history.

Now let’s take a look at the series history in this exact situation, with Winnipeg as the road team and with Toronto as the home team.
Recent Results when Winnipeg visits TorontoDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
September 19, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 17 -1.0 51.5
August 1, 2009 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 12 -4.5 44.5
August 1, 2008 Winnipeg 11 Toronto 19
November 18, 2007 Winnipeg 19 Toronto 9
October 27, 2007 Winnipeg 8 Toronto 16
September 23, 2007 Winnipeg 23 Toronto 31
November 5, 2006 Winnipeg 27 Toronto 31

When looking at the last 21 games in this series while Toronto has been the home team, we can see the Argonauts have won 16 games compared to 5 wins for the Blue Bombers. Average points scored per game by Toronto in this situation is is 25.5 ppg while Winnipeg has put up 20 ppg, creating an average margin of victory of 5.5 favoring the Argonauts.

As stated, the exact advantage spanning the last games represents a median average advantage for the home team in this series of 5.5 ppg. That represents a value number of 2.5 when meassured against the offered line of -3.0, suggesting a wager on the Argonauts makes the most sense. At least, that’s the way it looks when you ponder a bet against the line, looking at this wager in the vacuum of this series situation.

The average Total points scored spanning the last 21 games between the Blue Bombers and the Argonauts is 45.5 per game. That creates a differential of 0.5 against the line, suggesting a bet of Under 46.0 may hold the greatest value. At least in relation to the series history.
Can the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Cover the Spread?

This season the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have played 3 games, averaging 22.0 points per game, while allowing 17.7 points per game. This has led to a season record of 2-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers results.
Recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 14, 2011 Calgary 21 Winnipeg 20 3.0 52.0
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
July 1, 2011 Winnipeg 24 Hamilton 16 -8.5 51.5
November 5, 2010 Calgary 35 Winnipeg 32 3.0 53.5
October 30, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Edmonton 16 -8.0 50.0
October 23, 2010 Toronto 27 Winnipeg 8 -6.0 49.5
October 17, 2010 Winnipeg 19 Montreal 22 -11.0 57.0

This season the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have played 1 games on the road, averaging 24.0 points per game, while allowing 16.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers results on the road.
Recent Winnipeg Blue Bombers Road ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 1, 2011 Winnipeg 24 Hamilton 16 -8.5 51.5
October 30, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Edmonton 16 -8.0 50.0
October 17, 2010 Winnipeg 19 Montreal 22 -11.0 57.0
October 2, 2010 Winnipeg 14 B.C. 16 -4.5 53.0
September 19, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 17 -1.0 51.5

Can the Toronto Argonauts Cover the Spread?

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 3 games, averaging 18.7 points per game, while allowing 27.7 points per game. This has led to a season record of 1-1. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results.
Recent Toronto Argonauts ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
July 15, 2011 Toronto 17 Montreal 40 -10.5 53.5
July 8, 2011 Toronto 16 Winnipeg 22 1.0 48.0
July 1, 2011 Toronto 23 Calgary 21 -7.5 51.0
November 21, 2010 Toronto 17 Montreal 48 -10.0 51.0
November 14, 2010 Toronto 16 Hamilton 13 -6.5 47.5
November 7, 2010 Toronto 30 Montreal 4 -6.0 49.5
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
October 23, 2010 Toronto 27 Winnipeg 8 -6.0 49.5
October 15, 2010 Hamilton 30 Toronto 3 1.0 47.5
October 9, 2010 Toronto 24 Sask 19 -11.0 49.0

This season the Toronto Argonauts have played 0 games here at home, averaging 0.0 points per game, while allowing 0.0 points per game. This has led to a season record of 0-0. Let’s have a closer look at recent Toronto Argonauts results when playing at home.
Recent Toronto Argonauts Home ResultsDate AwayTeam Score HomeTeam Score HomeLine Total
October 29, 2010 Montreal 37 Toronto 30 4.5 48.5
October 15, 2010 Hamilton 30 Toronto 3 1.0 47.5
October 2, 2010 Sask 27 Toronto 16 4.0 49.0
September 26, 2010 Edmonton 24 Toronto 6 -3.5 49.0
September 19, 2010 Winnipeg 13 Toronto 17 -1.0 51.5
August 20, 2010 Hamilton 16 Toronto 12 -2.5 54.0
August 14, 2010 Montreal 22 Toronto 37 7.5 52.5
July 23, 2010 B.C. 20 Toronto 24 1.5 48.5
July 14, 2010 Calgary 24 Toronto 27 5.5 48.0

Alouettes Host Roughriders in Rematch of Grey Cup

After facing each other in both of the last two Grey Cups, the Montreal Alouettes and Saskatchewan Roughriders renew rivalries Sunday at the Percival Molson Memorial Stadium.

This game sets up to be a bit different from the previous championship games as the Roughriders have fallen to 0-3 to start the CFL season while the Als are a perfect 3-0. The two played in Week 2 with Montreal taking the victory.

Saskatchewan has hardly made it difficult for their opponents, not coming closer than 14 points in any of their losses. The Roughriders have 15/1 odds of winning the Grey Cup.

Montreal, on the other hand, has gotten better each game. Last Friday Anthony Calvillo became the CFL’s all-time touchdown pass leader, connecting with Eric Deslauriers in the end zone for his 395th career touchdown pass, toppling Damon Allen’s record. Calvillo added another one before the night was done. The Alouettes CFL futures give them 3/2 odds of winning the Grey Cup.

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