5/21/2026
Marlins Team Total under 3.5
Yankees ML
Free handicapping contest is getting ready to go live on TrustMyRecord.
First place: $1,500
Second place: $750
Third place: $250
If you want in, sign up on TrustMyRecord and get your profile ready before the contest starts. Should start within 3-5 days.
5/20/2026
Sorry I forgot to post earlier today. I’ve been organizing a handicapping contest for everyone, so I’m getting this up now.
Here is the full card for today:
Kansas City Royals/Boston Red Sox under 8, -115 (2.5 units)
New York Mets/Washington Nationals over 9.5, -110 (1.5 units)
Houston Astros Team Total under 3.5, -120 (3 units)
Chicago White Sox/Seattle Mariners under 8, -143 (2 units)
Chicago White Sox Team Total under 3.5, -130 (1 unit)
Chicago Cubs Team Total under 3.5, -154 (2.5 units)
I’m running a free MLB handicapping contest this week and wanted to see if anyone here would be interested before I post full details.
Format is simple:
50 MLB picks per contestant
Picks sealed until first pitch
Leaderboard ranked by net units
Top 3 finishers get paid
Prize pool is $2,500:
1st place: $1,500
2nd place: $750
3rd place: $250
No picks are being sold. No paid group. No tout stuff. Just a free MLB contest for people who like tracking picks and competing on record.
If you’re interested, comment and I’ll point you to the contest page once it’s live.
If this kind of post is not allowed here, mods can remove it and I understand.
Running a free MLB handicapping contest this week on TrustMyRecord.com.
$2,500 total prize pool.
1st place: $1,500
2nd place: $750
3rd place: $250
Format is simple:
50 MLB picks per contestant
Picks are sealed until first pitch
Leaderboard is ranked by net units
Top 3 finishers get paid
It is free to join and anybody is welcome to compete. This is for MLB bettors who want to track their picks publicly and see how they stack up against other handicappers.
Sign up here:
Contest details are being posted on the site this week.
Posting today’s card below. Keeping it simple:
Detroit Tigers Team Total Under 3.5 -107 (2 units)
Cleveland Guardians Moneyline -121 (1.5 units)
Seattle Mariners Moneyline -146 (3 units)
Minnesota Twins Moneyline -133 (1.5 units)
I’m also building TrustMyRecord.com, a free sports betting record tracking and handicapping community site.
You can track your plays for free, build a verified public record, compete with other users, and we’re constantly adding new features. Soon we’ll be rolling out more money based features too, including ways for verified users to sell picks and challenge other users in contests.
If you’re into betting, tracking records, competition, or just want a cleaner way to prove your picks publicly, come check it out:
https://trustmyrecord.com
Good luck today.
Here are the plays I’m rolling with today. Solid mix of first five, team total, moneyline, and full game total spots.
Los Angeles Dodgers/San Diego Padres First Five Innings under 4.5, -138 (2.5 units)
Tampa Bay Rays First 5 Innings Moneyline, -143 (2 units)
Boston Red Sox Team Total under 4.5, -115 (2.5 units)
San Francisco Giants +1.5, -170 (3 units)
Cincinnati Reds/Philadelphia Phillies over 10, -110 (2 units)
Come track your plays for free at www.trustmyrecord.com
Sell picks, challenge and compete, and create a free profile with advanced stats.
5/17/2026
Here are the plays for today. Solid MLB card with a mix of team totals, First Five, and moneyline spots.
Phillies/Pirates First Five Innings Under 4.5, Total, -210 (3 units)
Rangers Team Total Under 4.5, Team Total, -140 (3 units)
Phillies Team Total Under 3.5, Team Total, -135 (3 units)
Rays Moneyline, Moneyline, -151 (3 units)
Red Sox Team Total Under 3.5, Team Total, +100 (2.5 units)
Cardinals Moneyline, Moneyline, -110 (3 units)
My God.
I honestly don’t think I’ve ever dealt with customer service this useless.
Crypto.com support feels like it’s designed to make you give up. You explain the issue clearly, and instead of actually reading what you wrote, they just ask for screenshots. So you send the screenshot. Then the next reply is, “Can you send a screen recording?”
A screen recording of what? The exact same thing I already showed you in the screenshot? How is that magically going to reveal the secrets of the universe?
It genuinely feels like they’re not troubleshooting anything. They’re just stalling with copy paste responses and hoping you get tired enough to leave. Every answer sounds like it came from a script, and nobody seems to understand the actual problem. You can tell them exactly what is happening, step by step, and they’ll still respond like they’re reading from a flowchart written for a completely different issue.
The whole thing is laughable. Screenshots, then screen recordings, then generic template replies, then more waiting. No actual solution. No real escalation. Just endless “please provide more information” while they ignore the information you already provided.
For a company handling people’s money, the support experience is honestly embarrassing.
Boston Red Sox Team Total Under 3.5, -120 (2 units)
Boston Red Sox/Atlanta Braves Under 8, -115 (2.5 units)
Texas Rangers First 5 Innings Moneyline, -160 (2 units)
Los Angeles Dodgers/Los Angeles Angels Under 9, -140 (3 units)
Arizona Diamondbacks Team Total Over 5.5, -135 (1.5 units)
Cleveland Guardians Moneyline, -181 (3 units)
San Diego Padres Team Total Under 3.5, -150 (2.5 units)
All games tracked on www.trustmyrecord.com
Come join and start tracking your plays for free. Advanced stats for all wager types and compete against others.
5/15/2026
MLB card for today. Posting the plays straight up.
New York Yankees/New York Mets First 5 Innings Under 4.5, Total, -166 (2.5 units)
Arizona Diamondbacks/Colorado Rockies Over 12, Total, -110 (1.5 units)
Atlanta Braves Moneyline, -144 (3 units)
San Diego Padres Team Total Under 3.5, Team Total, -140 (3 units)
San Diego Padres/Seattle Mariners Under 7, Total, -105 (2 units)
All plays are tracked at TrustMyRecord.com.
We just launched, and the platform is going to keep improving. You can track your record, build verified stats, compete against other handicappers, and join challenges with free prizes as the community grows.
Come join early and start building your record.
5/14/2026
Milwaukee Brewers Moneyline -139 (2 units)
Detroit Tigers Team Total Under 3.5 -145 (2.5 units)
Chicago Cubs Team Total Under 3.5 -135 (2.5 units)
Atlanta Braves First 5 Innings Moneyline -175 (2 units)
Los Angeles Dodgers Team Total Under 4.5 -130 (1 unit)
I created a sports website about a year ago, and I’m honestly at a loss right now.
The site publishes a lot of daily content: daily articles, game previews, betting/stat previews, and daily data reports. Some of the data report pages are mostly numbers, tables, records, and stats.
A while back, I listened to AI advice that told me to de-index a bunch of these pages because they might be considered thin, repetitive, or low-value content. I also got confused about whether daily preview pages and daily stat/data pages should be included in the sitemap or left out.
Before all of this, the site was getting around 4,000 to 5,000 impressions per day in Google Search Console. Now it is down to about 10 impressions per day.
I’ve put a full year of blood, sweat, and tears into this site, and watching it collapse like this after following what turned out to be bad AI advice has been brutal.
I’m trying to figure out how to recover and what the best path forward is:
Should daily sports articles and previews be indexed?
Should number-heavy daily data reports be indexed or noindexed?
Should these types of pages be included in the sitemap?
Is there a way to safely undo the damage from noindexing too many pages?
How would you approach recovery if impressions dropped from thousands per day to almost nothing?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m not looking for a magic fix. I’m just trying to understand what I should do next without making things worse.
I created a sports website about a year ago, and I’m honestly at a loss right now.
The site publishes a lot of daily content: daily articles, game previews, betting/stat previews, and daily data reports. Some of the data report pages are mostly numbers, tables, records, and stats.
A while back, I listened to AI advice that told me to de-index a bunch of these pages because they might be considered thin, repetitive, or low-value content. I also got confused about whether daily preview pages and daily stat/data pages should be included in the sitemap or left out.
Before all of this, the site was getting around 4,000 to 5,000 impressions per day in Google Search Console. Now it is down to about 10 impressions per day.
I’ve put a full year of blood, sweat, and tears into this site, and watching it collapse like this after following what turned out to be bad AI advice has been brutal.
I’m trying to figure out how to recover and what the best path forward is:
Should daily sports articles and previews be indexed?
Should number-heavy daily data reports be indexed or noindexed?
Should these types of pages be included in the sitemap?
Is there a way to safely undo the damage from noindexing too many pages?
How would you approach recovery if impressions dropped from thousands per day to almost nothing?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m not looking for a magic fix. I’m just trying to understand what I should do next without making things worse.
Los Angeles Angels team total under 3.5 (3 units) -150
Cleveland Guardians moneyline (3 units) -150
Washington Nationals and Cincinnati Reds over 9 (3 units) -115
Milwaukee Brewers and San Diego Padres first 5 innings under 4.5 (3 units) -160
Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves under 9 (3 units) -132
Los Angeles Lakers +11 at -110 (3 units)
Houston Astros ML at +124 (1 unit)
Baltimore Orioles Team Total Under 4.5 at -180 (3 units)
Tampa Bay Rays Team Total Under 3.5 at -135 (1.5 units)
Astros/Mariners Under 9 at -115 (3 units)
New York Yankees ML at -142 (2.5 units)
Blue Jays/Rays Under 7 at -105 (1.5 units)
Cincinnati Reds Team Total Under 4.5, Team Total, -130 (2.5 units)
Baltimore Orioles Team Total Under 4.5, Team Total, -110 (1.5 units)
Washington Nationals/Miami Marlins Under 9, Total, -150 (3 units)
Miami Marlins Team Total Under 4.5, Team Total, -130 (1 unit)
Seattle Mariners Moneyline, Moneyline, -124 (3 units)
Chicago White Sox Team Total Under 3.5, Team Total, -115 (3 units)
Chicago White Sox/Seattle Mariners Under 8, Total, -110 (2 units)
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Made as an AI art/video experiment.
Colorado Rockies Moneyline +172 (2.5 units)
Washington Nationals Moneyline +139 (2.5 units)
Houston Astros Moneyline +142 (2 units)
Atlanta Braves Moneyline +152 (1.5 units)
Kansas City Royals Team Total Under 4.5 -110 (2.5 units)
Detroit Tigers Team Total Under 4.5 -130 (2 units)
Detroit Tigers/Kansas City Royals Under 9 +100 (3 units)
Los Angeles Angels Team Total Over 3.5 +100 (1.5 units)
Tampa Bay Rays Team Total Over 3.5 +105 (1 unit)
Colorado Rockies Team Total Over 3.5 -105 (2 units)
Houston Astros Team Total Over 3.5 -115 (2.5 units)
Marlins Team Total under 3.5 +110, 1 unit
Rockies +1.5 -125, 1 unit
Royals Team Total under 4.5 -130, 3 units
Ducks/Golden Knights under 6.5 -130, 2.5 units
Been posting picks in here for a couple weeks now, and I wanted to mention something that actually feels relevant to these threads.
I recently built a free platform called Trust My Record: https://trustmyrecord.com
The idea is pretty simple. Instead of one person having to manually track everybody’s picks, records, units, sports, wager types, totals, team totals, moneylines, props, and everything else by hand, people can create a free account and have their records tracked publicly in one place.
It also keeps advanced capper analytics, which is honestly one of the most useful parts of it. It tracks your stats across every sport and every wager type separately, so you can actually see where you’re strongest and where you need to improve. You can filter by sport, bet type, totals, team totals, moneylines, props, units, results, and more instead of just looking at one basic win loss record.
It is also built as a sports competition site, not just a spreadsheet replacement. There are public records, capper profiles, leaderboards, contests, challenges, forums, polls, trivia, and community features. It’s still new and we’re still expanding it, but the goal is to make it a useful tool for anyone who wants cleaner tracking, better analytics, and a more transparent way to compete with other handicappers.
I know the people who maintain these pick threads put in a lot of work keeping everything organized, so I figured it was worth mentioning. Not trying to spam the thread. I’ll still post the card here like usual. Just thought some of you might find it useful if you want a cleaner way to track your own picks and records.
Good luck today.
Mets Moneyline -137 (2 units)
Guardians Moneyline +127 (1.5 units)
Rangers Moneyline +123 (1 unit)
Yankees Team Total under 4.5 -120 (1.5 units)
Reds Team Total under 4.5 -110 (2.5 units)
Rangers Team Total over 3.5 -145 (3 units)
Hurricanes/Flyers under 5.5 -142 (3 units)
Flyers Team Total under 2.5 -140 (2.5 units)