genuine question-
Why is it that 70% of people's money is on Denver ML, but only 52% of actual bets?
But when it comes to the spread, 65% of bets are on Denver, but the money for the spread is completely 50-50.
This makes no sense.
genuine question-
Why is it that 70% of people's money is on Denver ML, but only 52% of actual bets?
But when it comes to the spread, 65% of bets are on Denver, but the money for the spread is completely 50-50.
This makes no sense.
genuine question-
Why is it that 70% of people's money is on Denver ML, but only 52% of actual bets?
But when it comes to the spread, 65% of bets are on Denver, but the money for the spread is completely 50-50.
This makes no sense.
@bucksnbachamps
When the line dropped from 3.5 to 3, I checked several places, that just means there were some big bets placed on Miami. One "sharp" who the books are familiar with, can come in and put down a large bet, and instantly the line can change, based on the amount of the bet and the respect for the guy as a handicapper.
@bucksnbachamps
When the line dropped from 3.5 to 3, I checked several places, that just means there were some big bets placed on Miami. One "sharp" who the books are familiar with, can come in and put down a large bet, and instantly the line can change, based on the amount of the bet and the respect for the guy as a handicapper.
@deggir2010
Great question but that could vary from book to book. There is no finite amount, just depends on their overall take. Shoe on the other foot and some guy walks in who's done well against you and wants to bet 50k, you might take the bet but you're going to adjust your line right after that and keep your fingers crossed.![]()
@deggir2010
Great question but that could vary from book to book. There is no finite amount, just depends on their overall take. Shoe on the other foot and some guy walks in who's done well against you and wants to bet 50k, you might take the bet but you're going to adjust your line right after that and keep your fingers crossed.![]()
