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@SlickMoves name turned out to be fitting after a payout like this. They build parlays the way sharp fantasy managers build rosters, a total here, a prop there, whatever the numbers say. Eight legs on one card, all of them right.

The Card: Eight Legs, Two Sports, All Wins

Leg 1 — CFL: Under 51.5 Total Points, Lions vs. Tiger-Cats

BC Lions and Hamilton Tiger-Cats played right up to the number without blowing past it. Sean Whyte's 24-yard field goal, set up by an 11-play, 69-yard drive from Nathan Rourke, won it for BC 27-24 with seconds left. Add it up and the game landed at 51, one point under the total.

Leg 1: Win.

Leg 2 — MLB: Under 7.5 Total Runs, Brewers vs. Twins

Milwaukee and Minnesota played a tight one. Andrew Vaughn's go-ahead single in the eighth held up, and the Brewers won 4-3. Seven combined runs, under the number.

Leg 2: Win.

Leg 3 — MLB: Cedric Mullins Over 0.5, Rays vs. Mariners

Tampa Bay edged Seattle 3-2, and Mullins got on the board with a qualifying stat line along the way.

Leg 3: Win.

Leg 4 — MLB: Yordan Alvarez Under 0.5 Doubles, Padres vs. Astros

San Diego beat Houston 3-2 behind a Jackson Merrill solo shot, with Taylor Trammell answering for the Astros. Alvarez didn't hit a double all night. That's the pick.

Leg 4: Win.

Leg 5 — MLB: Dane Myers Over 0.5 Singles, Nationals vs. Reds

Washington put up eight runs on Cincinnati and snapped Reds ace Chase Burns' 12-game winning streak in the process, with Andrés Chaparro driving in three. Myers picked up his single in an offense that had no trouble finding contact.

Leg 5: Win.

Leg 6 — MLB: Hunter Goodman Over 1.5, Cardinals vs. Rockies

Colorado outlasted St. Louis 8-6 in a back-and-forth game that came down to a ninth-inning strikeout for the save. Goodman, one of the more underrated power bats in the league this year, drove in runs and cleared the number.

Leg 6: Win.

Leg 7 — MLB: Anthony Kay Under 7.5 Hits Allowed, White Sox vs. Guardians

Kay went six innings, allowed six hits, struck out four, and picked up the win as Chicago beat Cleveland 6-3 to snap a four-game skid. Six is comfortably under 7.5.

Leg 7: Win.

Leg 8 — MLB: Toronto Blue Jays Over 3.5 Team Total, Blue Jays vs. Phillies

This one went to extras. Nathan Lukes hit a two-run homer in the 11th to put Toronto up for good, and the Blue Jays finished with seven runs, well clear of the 3.5 line, in a 7-5 win over Philadelphia.

Leg 8: Win.

$10 In. $750 Out. Eight-for-Eight, No Player-Prop Tunnel Vision.

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