Many books have not posted lines yet which I find strange.
Perhaps it is their way of encouraging other football action getting bettors to use their capital on other less lucrative games for them. There's no doubt in my mind that the CFL is the least profitable football for the sportsbooks, or maybe it's not profitable at all for them.
If one looks at the KOC CFL contest results, the betting masses are not killing it in the CFL, but the plays that have moved the money have consistently won this year, which to me means that big money has won and been smart money this season. Books would be much happier to see everyone betting NFL games and for this past week it is rumoured that it was one of the sportsbooks' top three weekends ever in American-style football. All is right in my world when the sportsbooks win as I am on the opposite side of the public in NFL, college and CFL picks.
Halfway through the season I realized that contrarian was not working in the CFL this season....we'll see if it continues. The Fabs of the world who blindly back their team every week irregardless of the line have done very well this year....it is a once in every 8-10 years type of season in the CFL.
1) Tiger Cats +3. The Tiger Cats have been the best team in the East the past month since June Jones took over. The Argos have revenge for a home loss to the Cats earlier in the season....doesn't matter to me....until the Cats start facing teams like the Bombers, Sasquatches and the Stamps I am on them. Nice thing about a team like this is the linemaker probably won't catch up to what has happened for quite awhile as they make lines based on season-long stats and power ratings.
2) Sasquatches ? If Harris is back I have the Redblacks as pik 'em though if I were to guess I would say the bookies would make them 3 point favorites. If their other backup starts I'd make them a three point dog. Lindley is a stiff and a go-against quarterback along the lines of Darren Durrant and Jonathan Jennings that bring the whole team down. The quarterback is everything in the CFL with their two downs and out rules. If you throw it to the wrong team or can't/won't throw the ball down the field YOU WILL LOSE unless you have a dominant defense like the Sasquatches or the Stamps.
Leaning Blue Bombers as well....and of course the Alouettes are unbackable, don't know if I would take them if they were +28 as that is about where I'd make the true strength of the teams' line at.
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STD 27-17 ATS
Many books have not posted lines yet which I find strange.
Perhaps it is their way of encouraging other football action getting bettors to use their capital on other less lucrative games for them. There's no doubt in my mind that the CFL is the least profitable football for the sportsbooks, or maybe it's not profitable at all for them.
If one looks at the KOC CFL contest results, the betting masses are not killing it in the CFL, but the plays that have moved the money have consistently won this year, which to me means that big money has won and been smart money this season. Books would be much happier to see everyone betting NFL games and for this past week it is rumoured that it was one of the sportsbooks' top three weekends ever in American-style football. All is right in my world when the sportsbooks win as I am on the opposite side of the public in NFL, college and CFL picks.
Halfway through the season I realized that contrarian was not working in the CFL this season....we'll see if it continues. The Fabs of the world who blindly back their team every week irregardless of the line have done very well this year....it is a once in every 8-10 years type of season in the CFL.
1) Tiger Cats +3. The Tiger Cats have been the best team in the East the past month since June Jones took over. The Argos have revenge for a home loss to the Cats earlier in the season....doesn't matter to me....until the Cats start facing teams like the Bombers, Sasquatches and the Stamps I am on them. Nice thing about a team like this is the linemaker probably won't catch up to what has happened for quite awhile as they make lines based on season-long stats and power ratings.
2) Sasquatches ? If Harris is back I have the Redblacks as pik 'em though if I were to guess I would say the bookies would make them 3 point favorites. If their other backup starts I'd make them a three point dog. Lindley is a stiff and a go-against quarterback along the lines of Darren Durrant and Jonathan Jennings that bring the whole team down. The quarterback is everything in the CFL with their two downs and out rules. If you throw it to the wrong team or can't/won't throw the ball down the field YOU WILL LOSE unless you have a dominant defense like the Sasquatches or the Stamps.
Leaning Blue Bombers as well....and of course the Alouettes are unbackable, don't know if I would take them if they were +28 as that is about where I'd make the true strength of the teams' line at.
Riders and Cats have been my two favorite teams to take for quite awhile. I love the Riders defense and running game......I feel they are the second best team in the league, which is great because their record doesn't correlate with their performance stemming from their slow start.....basically we have a short-term trend trumping a long-term trend. The Sasquatches will be a force in the league for the next few years.
West division teams playing the East on the road have been 27-10 the last couple of years in the regular season, 13-5 ATS as away favorites.
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2) Roughriders -3
Riders and Cats have been my two favorite teams to take for quite awhile. I love the Riders defense and running game......I feel they are the second best team in the league, which is great because their record doesn't correlate with their performance stemming from their slow start.....basically we have a short-term trend trumping a long-term trend. The Sasquatches will be a force in the league for the next few years.
West division teams playing the East on the road have been 27-10 the last couple of years in the regular season, 13-5 ATS as away favorites.
On this as well Indigo. As soon as I saw Lindlay was starting I just had to take the Riders. Both teams with plenty to play for but the Riders have been awful the last few seasons and this is their true chance to finally make the post-season and I think they can pull apart this Redblacks team.
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On this as well Indigo. As soon as I saw Lindlay was starting I just had to take the Riders. Both teams with plenty to play for but the Riders have been awful the last few seasons and this is their true chance to finally make the post-season and I think they can pull apart this Redblacks team.
I agree I think Sask is an easy pick, I also like Winnipeg to cover for 3, but I bet you have a hamilton jersey indigo, no way they cover Toronto or I will eat my shorts.
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I agree I think Sask is an easy pick, I also like Winnipeg to cover for 3, but I bet you have a hamilton jersey indigo, no way they cover Toronto or I will eat my shorts.
Haha,.....We'll see Freak. Your eatmyshorts plays have been very good so far.
Ran a query for the Peggers/Eskies game....soooo wanted to take the Bombers, but all I found was good Eskimos indicatiors.
An away dog with a better record (Bombers) that their opponent have been 31-42 ATS in division games.
If that away dogs' divisional opponent has been on a greater than 1 game losing streak it moves to 7-17 ATS, which moves to 2-11 ATS after the month of July. The only play could be Edmonton........except I'm not playing the Esks. It's a pass.
On another note....in games between divisional opponents where the road team is the dog, where both teams score >23 points the results have been:
a) the away dog went 72-24 ATS
b) the OVER went 86-12 (20-0 OVER in September)
If the line is <=3, both teams score>23 the away dog's record has been 17-11 ATS and the OVER went 28-1 ATS.
Think both teams can score >23 points?
Play:
3) OVER Eskimos/Bombers 59.
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Haha,.....We'll see Freak. Your eatmyshorts plays have been very good so far.
Ran a query for the Peggers/Eskies game....soooo wanted to take the Bombers, but all I found was good Eskimos indicatiors.
An away dog with a better record (Bombers) that their opponent have been 31-42 ATS in division games.
If that away dogs' divisional opponent has been on a greater than 1 game losing streak it moves to 7-17 ATS, which moves to 2-11 ATS after the month of July. The only play could be Edmonton........except I'm not playing the Esks. It's a pass.
On another note....in games between divisional opponents where the road team is the dog, where both teams score >23 points the results have been:
a) the away dog went 72-24 ATS
b) the OVER went 86-12 (20-0 OVER in September)
If the line is <=3, both teams score>23 the away dog's record has been 17-11 ATS and the OVER went 28-1 ATS.
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