Sports Betting – A Look At Saturday’s Wild Betting Slate

[Freddy Wills]

players are going to have a busy day on Saturday as there is tons of variety on the schedule, starting with the group of death at Euro 2012, while we could see the first Triple Crown winner since 1978 at the Belmont Stakes. The Stanley Cup finals could come to an end, while the NBA’s East finals definitely will with a Game 7 in Miami. Finally, there are a couple of interleague matchups to watch on the baseball diamond, while one of boxing’s best hits the ring.

Euro 2012 Odds

Netherlands Denmark Odds (12:00 PM ET): Holland is a -160 favorite in this Group B opener against Denmark, who would be a favorite to get out of any other group besides this one.

Germany Portugal Odds (2:45 PM ET): Germany is one of the top favorites to win it all, and they’re favored at +112 against Portugal, who were unlucky to land in this group.

Belmont Stakes Betting

Post time is around 6:40 PM ET, but get to your sportsbook around 6:00 PM ET to make you can get your wager in. Those will be wagering on history as he attempts to become the first horse since Affirmed in 1978 to win the Triple Crown.

NBA Odds

Celtics Heat Odds (8:30 PM ET): Miami is favored by 7.5 points in this Game 7 against Boston, but players that work with software could still be stunned by LeBron James’ 45 point-15 rebound performance in Game 6.

MLB Odds

Nationals Red Sox Odds (4:05 PM ET): Boston’s Daisuke Matsuzaka makes his first big-league start since May 2011, and he’ll get the call against Washington’s Gio Gonzalez in interleague play.

Mets Yankees Odds (7:15 PM ET): In the “Subway Series”, the Yankees will go with Phil Hughes, while the Mets counter with Dillon Gee in the Bronx.

NHL Betting
Kings Devils Odds (8:00 PM ET): The odds for Game 5 in New Jersey are even at
-105 for both teams as Los Angeles looks to close out the series on the road, where they are 10-0 in the playoffs so far.

Boxing Odds

Pacquiao Bradley Odds (9:00 PM ET): Pacquiao, the eight-division champion that is arguably the top pound-for-pound boxer in the world, is a -450 favorite against Timothy Bradley, who is rated at +350 after moving up from 140 pounds to 147 for the biggest payday of his career. Pacquiao didn’t look good at all in a controversial win over rival Juan Manuel Marquez in his last match, but that hasn’t stopped him from being a sizeable favorite in your online betting .