Awsome Hungry I went 8-3 on everything tonight. Tailed ya on quite a bit but didn't see ya until the last couple nights or else I would have finally hit that 7-8 team parlay . Of course I only sprinkled a little on those anyway.
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Awsome Hungry I went 8-3 on everything tonight. Tailed ya on quite a bit but didn't see ya until the last couple nights or else I would have finally hit that 7-8 team parlay . Of course I only sprinkled a little on those anyway.
Hi bro, I'm primarily NCAAF but wandered onto your thread yesterday and tailed the Utah St play, thank you! Took UConn -15 just now BOL!
For those interested I'm 20-6 YTD college football (18-6 posted, 2 games not posted were NIU -3 Tuesday night and Bowl Green +7.5 last night. My thread is on the college fb forum :))
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Hi bro, I'm primarily NCAAF but wandered onto your thread yesterday and tailed the Utah St play, thank you! Took UConn -15 just now BOL!
For those interested I'm 20-6 YTD college football (18-6 posted, 2 games not posted were NIU -3 Tuesday night and Bowl Green +7.5 last night. My thread is on the college fb forum :))
Thanks for the plays and research hungry. Been following the last few days and appreciate your input. I have a question to see what everyone thinks.
I know we preach good money management, so just wanted to see how you would manage two situations I had yesterday.
I had Wisconsin -15 for the game:
At the half, Wisconsin was up 9 at half and looking good. 2nd H line was Wisconsin -7. So, in order to lock in some profit, I took GB +7 for the 2H in order to manage my money and assure a profit. In the end, I lost the 2H bet and diminished my return had I not hedged my bet, but any other game could very well go the other way. So wanted to get some feedback on when you feel a good time to hedge is and when a good time to let it ride is. Is it just a feel of how the teams are playing at that very moment, or would you look to always guarantee a profit? Curious to see how everyone feels
Western Michigan +2 for the game
This was a similar situation as the one above, however Western Michigan was up 6 at the half. 2H line was Oakland -2.5 which I took for less than half my original bet, especially since it gave me a 5 point middle where I could win both bets. That is a money management no brainer to me, but just want to see if everyone would lean toward trying to middle there or just let it ride.
Appreciate any input.
IRISH
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Thanks for the plays and research hungry. Been following the last few days and appreciate your input. I have a question to see what everyone thinks.
I know we preach good money management, so just wanted to see how you would manage two situations I had yesterday.
I had Wisconsin -15 for the game:
At the half, Wisconsin was up 9 at half and looking good. 2nd H line was Wisconsin -7. So, in order to lock in some profit, I took GB +7 for the 2H in order to manage my money and assure a profit. In the end, I lost the 2H bet and diminished my return had I not hedged my bet, but any other game could very well go the other way. So wanted to get some feedback on when you feel a good time to hedge is and when a good time to let it ride is. Is it just a feel of how the teams are playing at that very moment, or would you look to always guarantee a profit? Curious to see how everyone feels
Western Michigan +2 for the game
This was a similar situation as the one above, however Western Michigan was up 6 at the half. 2H line was Oakland -2.5 which I took for less than half my original bet, especially since it gave me a 5 point middle where I could win both bets. That is a money management no brainer to me, but just want to see if everyone would lean toward trying to middle there or just let it ride.
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