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Context: married, mid 30s with 2 kids (1 and 3). Total HHI around 300k with another 30k on a rental (very low mortgage).

We currently have a cleaning company come once every 2 weeks for major stuff which is helpful, but we always fall behind on laundry and dishes during the week just trying to stay afloat. Spend a lot of the weekend catching up just to do it all over again. Between the full time jobs, parenting, rental, hobbies, etc. just never feel like enough time in the day. We’re not “rich” but a part time housekeeper a few times a week feels like it would be a godsend. Anyone in a similar position hire this out? What’s been the experience? Thx

Super quick update...Tons of late money coming in on NO/TB.. total is up 2 pts from just yesterday and NO with highest implied team total on slate now at 30.5. That's massive.. next 2 are DAL at 27.5 and SEA at 27.25. Good luck all.

After seeing u/8mileallstars weekly player prop post, I figured I'd start a weekly line movement post if enough people like it. since this is the first post, I'll explain a few terms and then get into the analysis. If you're familiar with this, skip to the week 9 summary part. I think one of the most underrated parts of DFS is watching where sharp bettors put their money.

Two terms I'll be using regularly is reverse line movement (RLM) and sharp money. Reverse line movement occurs when the line moves towards a certain side of bets but has significantly less bets on that side. For example, if a games O/U is set at 50 and 85% of the bets are on the over yet the line moves down to 48, this

I'm sitting in an extremely favorable spot that has an outside chance at hitting the nuts on the primetime slate. I have Tyreek left and can either play Hunt/Wilson or Kelce/Thompson. What option do you prefer? I feel the Hunt/Wilson is the better play but Kelce/Thompson might have a higher ceiling.

Edit: Don't think I can fade Hunt. Decision now comes down to who I want between Kelce or Hill. What do you think and why?