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Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Ottawa RedBlacks odds, picks and predictions
By Kevin Erickson,
6 hours ago
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats (0-3) and the Ottawa RedBlacks (1-1) meet Sunday for a Week 4 battle at TD Place Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET (CBSSN/TSN/CFL+). Below, we analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s lines around the Tiger-Cats vs. RedBlacksodds, and make our expert CFL picks and predictions.
The Tiger-Cats have dropped all 3 games to date, while also failing to cover in each outing. Hamilton is coming off a 36-20 loss at Saskatchewan last weekend as a 2-point underdog as the Over (48) cashed.
The Ti-Cats have allowed 32 or more points in all 3 games so far, cashing the Over in each outing. It’s no surprise Hamilton ranks last in the CFL with 33.7 PPG allowed.
The RedBlacks were trounced 47-21 at Montreal last weekend as 6.5-point underdogs as the Over (47.5) easily cashed. That splashed cold water on a 23-19 home win in their season opener vs. Winnipeg in Week 2 as 7-point underdogs with the Under (47.5) hitting.
Hamilton has won 10 straight dating back to Aug. 17, 2019 in this provincial rivalry, while the Ti-Cats covered the spread vs. the RedBlacks in a 4 straight and in 8 of the past 10 meetings. The Under has hit in 3 of the past 4 meetings, too.
Moneyline (ML): Tiger-Cats -105 (bet $105 to win $100) | RedBlacks -115 (bet $115 to win $100)
Against the spread (ATS): Tiger-Cats +1.5 (-120) | RedBlacks -1.5 (+100)
Over/Under (O/U): 51.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)
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Tiger-Cats at RedBlacks key injuries
Tiger-Cats
RB James Butler (head) out
DL DeWayne Hendrix (hamstring) out
DL David Menard (quadriceps) doubtful
WR Tyler Ternowski (hip) questionable
RedBlacks
DB Ty Cranston (ankle) out
DB Monshadrik Hunter (shoulder) out
Tiger-Cats at RedBlacks picks and predictions
Prediction
Tiger-Cats 25, RedBlacks 22
HAMILTON (-105) is the play on the moneyline as a short ‘dog on the road.
Yes, the Ti-Cats are 0-3, but they’ve pounded the RedBlacks in 10 straight meetings, whether it’s in The Hammer, or the nation’s capital.
Until Ottawa figures out a way to solve the black and yellow, back the Ti-Cats.
Unless you absolutely, positively believe that Ottawa -1.5 (+100) will win, but only by a single point, there is no sense paying more to take Hamilton +1.5 (-120) instead of just playing the moneyline.
AVOID.
UNDER 51.5 (-110) is a strong play despite the fact Hamilton ranks last in the CFL in points allowed. Ottawa has managed just 22.0 PPG in 2 games to date, splitting the Over-Under in its 2 games.
The Under has hit in 3 of the past 4 meetings in this series, and while the RedBlacks could move the ball with some ease against a poor Ti-Cats D, the play is still going low. More than 50 points is a high number.
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