With nothing to gain or lose with another win, I would probably still go with the RedBlacks on Friday SU and ATS. My “best bet” pick is the UNDER on the total line.

Saskatchewan is averaging 24.4 points a game while allowing 25.2 points on defense, but I still have this West Division tilt staying UNDER the total line.

The total went OVER 54.5 points in Friday's loss, and it has gone OVER in six of its previous seven games. I am going with the OVER again in this Saturday's matchup.

I am still going to take Calgary and the points in its first game this season as an underdog.

Look for a much better effort this Friday night as BC tightens its grip on the final playoff spot with a win both SU and ATS.

I do not see things turning around this week for Edmonton with the RedBlacks bouncing back both SU and ATS.

I am banking on the "third time being the charm" with Winnipeg getting the win SU and ATS in this Saturday’s contest.

I am not sure that Hamilton can cover on the road this Friday, but both teams should score enough points to take the total OVER the current betting line.

My lean is still towards the home team covering in an almost must-win situation.

Ottawa cruised past Winnipeg 44-21 back in August as a 6.5-point road underdog, and I like its chances to cover again as a slight favorite at home.

Lay the points and take the Roughriders SU and ATS in this inter-division clash.

I like Winnipeg and the points in this West Division clash, but I like the OVER on the total line when it comes to betting on this contest.

Hamilton has lacked consistency on both sides of the ball all season long, but I still like the Tiger-Cats to even the score this Saturday both SU and ATS. Over their last five games, this offense has averaged 32.6 points a game.

I like the OVER in this matchup, but my ‘best bet’ pick is Calgary covering the spread at home. It won the first meeting this season 41-7 as a four-point road favorite.

I like Edmonton on the road in this inter-division clash, but my ‘best bet’ play would be the OVER on the total line.

Winnipeg is still one of the highest scoring teams in the CFL with 30.4 points per game, and it should be able to snap its skid both SU and ATS win a big win over Montreal.

Hamilton is scoring 27.9 points per game, and this average has jumped to 34.3 points during this current winning streak. Look for the sparks to continue to fly in this week’s matchup to take the total OVER the betting line.

I am not sure what kind of success Anthony Pipkin will have this week against BC, but I am betting that neither team will light things up in a game that stays UNDER the total line.

I am not all that sure that the Eskimos can beat their bitter division rivals SU, but I think they can cover while their defense keeps things close enough to keep this game UNDER the total line.

I am leaning towards Winnipeg to even the score at home this Saturday, but I am betting that the total goes OVER this time around as well.