Daily ArchivesJuly 3, 2016 - HRWager.ag

A Wild Wimbledon that had only the weather going for it has certainly had tongues wagging in the last 24 hours.  Good morning HRWager fans as we can get strawberries and cream from Wimbledon on this first Sunday.  Only the fourth time has the weather caused play to occur on the traditional off day in the fortnight at the All England Club.  Not only that but the two time defending champion on the men’s side is out.  So let us all get caught up so we can procure some more profit for the second week of Wimbledon.

Wild Wimbledon : Querrey Beats Novak

7-6, 6-1,3-6, and 7-6 (5) saw Novak get bounced from the third round of a major.  Not only that but it snaps his 30 match winning streak in the slams.  Joko was going to have a hard time in this as he had to come out from another rain delay to server at 5-6 to stay in the match.  He held but the tiebreaker happened so soon that the big server has an even bigger advantage in it.  Without having enough time to get into the groove, Sam swatted some more aces and we have a historic upset.  Some shops in the world had up to -8000 ML on Novak so imagine the payday if you even put a slight big on Sam to win there.

Sloane Slips

American tennis is frustrated with her.  A ton of talent and conducts herself professionally in all facets of life.  Gets in the spotlight with a great chance at a Wimbledon run.  She is up 5-2 in the third set against Kuznetsova and chokes it away.  8-6 in the third for the aging Kuznetsova to move on.  Madison Keys is on the brink of letting it go as well.  She has gone three sets again and this time against Cornet.  Alize has no weapon that could challenge her yet Madison makes enough mistakes to make the match interesting.  Serena had to dig deep in her second round but rebounded well to destroy Beck on Sunday’s action.

Will the weather cooperate?  Such a great event to be marred by the stop and go of delays.  HRWager has all your betting options for this and the sports of summer.  Maximize your sports investment potential by depositing and topping off that account today.  Give yourself the maximum ability to make moves when the situation calls for it.  Good fortune and we will see you on Monday here at HRWager.

Fort Bragg Baseball comes front and center to ESPN for their national broadcast on Sunday Night.  Happy Holidays from all of us at HRWager.  Today we look at a portion of the schedule that is used to honor the armed services.  Fourth of July weekend in the United States means fireworks, parades, and baseball.  Why not profit on the national pastime with the Free Pick from HRWager this evening on the Marlins-Braves game at 8PM!

Fort Bragg Baseball : Old Golf Course

12,500 seat stadium is where an old golf course is at on Fort Bragg.  Watch as the stages of construction are noted in the video below.  An intimate locale for ESPN and MLB to visit this evening to say thank you.

We thank AP Sports Outakes for posting this on Youtube

Marlins-Braves

Miami is near the -150 ML level favorite for this unique game.  A safe total of 8 has been inched upwards by overnight action to the 8 1/2 level.  Park factors is usually pivotal in projecting totals but most are only guesstimating here with this unique locale.  Pitching matchup has Wisler of Atlanta as being the most vulnerable.  His momentum with the last three starts is key.  A 3.26 ERA is quite something from a WHIP as high as 1.50.  He is getting out of trouble despite eight walks in his last three games.  Conley of Miami is doing the same thing.  Imagine where his WHIP of 1.06 would be without seven free passes in the same period of time.

This is all about pomp and circumstance.  A chance to revel all that makes the United States great.  For this one, the defense will be hard pressed to know all the details of this playing field.  Look for the Miami bats to come alive and the Braves to suffer.  Runline of -1 1/2 gets you +105 for your investment.  Go with the Marlins to bring the fireworks to the party tonight.  Good fortune and we will see you later today here at the HRW.