Hey Covers community! Good luck on your plays today.
If you want to hear the talking heads on the 18 hour long pregame shows say…
“the team that controls the line of scrimmage, doesn’t commit penalties and doesn’t turn the ball over, will probably win the game”
No sh*t, Sherlock.
I want to give a gamblers point of view. At the end of the day, you are viewing these posts because you want to put some $$$ on the games.
My view on the Bills/ Chiefs game last week cashed. I am using the same reasoning in the AFC Title tilt. The line is now Ravens -4.5. Kansas Swifty is good. Really good. Defending the title. I’m on Baltimore 100%. They are really good and the books know it. Defense wins games like this, but having a guy like Tucker makes things easier. Remember that Andrews is back. And the defense hits, and hits hard. The line is 4.5 for a reason. Should probably be -3.
WAIT A SECOND! That’s what the dialogue is gonna be on the pregame. PTOOEY! Gambler says Ravens and lay the wood.
NFC Championship game. 6:30 Sunday night. Sports betting is legal in numerous states. The love is all around the Motor City Kitty Kats. Great story. “You mean Detroit is getting 7.5 points? Are you kidding me?” That will be echoed throughout the country. An inflated line to entice the public to grab the underdog. No one’s right all the time, but this is a lollipop line. Sucking in Lions money. After the adult beverages are consumed during the first game Sunday, the public will remain on Detroit. I’m with the Niners and laying the points again in game two.
The analysis posted is purely a view from someone that has been doing this for decades. Getting inside the minds of the oddsmakers. I hope they pan out!
Good luck all and make yourselves a nice antipasto platter and enjoy the games!
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Hey Covers community! Good luck on your plays today.
If you want to hear the talking heads on the 18 hour long pregame shows say…
“the team that controls the line of scrimmage, doesn’t commit penalties and doesn’t turn the ball over, will probably win the game”
No sh*t, Sherlock.
I want to give a gamblers point of view. At the end of the day, you are viewing these posts because you want to put some $$$ on the games.
My view on the Bills/ Chiefs game last week cashed. I am using the same reasoning in the AFC Title tilt. The line is now Ravens -4.5. Kansas Swifty is good. Really good. Defending the title. I’m on Baltimore 100%. They are really good and the books know it. Defense wins games like this, but having a guy like Tucker makes things easier. Remember that Andrews is back. And the defense hits, and hits hard. The line is 4.5 for a reason. Should probably be -3.
WAIT A SECOND! That’s what the dialogue is gonna be on the pregame. PTOOEY! Gambler says Ravens and lay the wood.
NFC Championship game. 6:30 Sunday night. Sports betting is legal in numerous states. The love is all around the Motor City Kitty Kats. Great story. “You mean Detroit is getting 7.5 points? Are you kidding me?” That will be echoed throughout the country. An inflated line to entice the public to grab the underdog. No one’s right all the time, but this is a lollipop line. Sucking in Lions money. After the adult beverages are consumed during the first game Sunday, the public will remain on Detroit. I’m with the Niners and laying the points again in game two.
The analysis posted is purely a view from someone that has been doing this for decades. Getting inside the minds of the oddsmakers. I hope they pan out!
Good luck all and make yourselves a nice antipasto platter and enjoy the games!
Hey Covers community! Good luck on your plays today. If you want to hear the talking heads on the 18 hour long pregame shows say… “the team that controls the line of scrimmage, doesn’t commit penalties and doesn’t turn the ball over, will probably win the game” No sh*t, Sherlock. I want to give a gamblers point of view. At the end of the day, you are viewing these posts because you want to put some $$$ on the games. My view on the Bills/ Chiefs game last week cashed. I am using the same reasoning in the AFC Title tilt. The line is now Ravens -4.5. Kansas Swifty is good. Really good. Defending the title. I’m on Baltimore 100%. They are really good and the books know it. Defense wins games like this, but having a guy like Tucker makes things easier. Remember that Andrews is back. And the defense hits, and hits hard. The line is 4.5 for a reason. Should probably be -3. WAIT A SECOND! That’s what the dialogue is gonna be on the pregame. PTOOEY! Gambler says Ravens and lay the wood. NFC Championship game. 6:30 Sunday night. Sports betting is legal in numerous states. The love is all around the Motor City Kitty Kats. Great story. “You mean Detroit is getting 7.5 points? Are you kidding me?” That will be echoed throughout the country. An inflated line to entice the public to grab the underdog. No one’s right all the time, but this is a lollipop line. Sucking in Lions money. After the adult beverages are consumed during the first game Sunday, the public will remain on Detroit. I’m with the Niners and laying the points again in game two. The analysis posted is purely a view from someone that has been doing this for decades. Getting inside the minds of the oddsmakers. I hope they pan out! Good luck all and make yourselves a nice antipasto platter and enjoy the games!
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Hey Covers community! Good luck on your plays today. If you want to hear the talking heads on the 18 hour long pregame shows say… “the team that controls the line of scrimmage, doesn’t commit penalties and doesn’t turn the ball over, will probably win the game” No sh*t, Sherlock. I want to give a gamblers point of view. At the end of the day, you are viewing these posts because you want to put some $$$ on the games. My view on the Bills/ Chiefs game last week cashed. I am using the same reasoning in the AFC Title tilt. The line is now Ravens -4.5. Kansas Swifty is good. Really good. Defending the title. I’m on Baltimore 100%. They are really good and the books know it. Defense wins games like this, but having a guy like Tucker makes things easier. Remember that Andrews is back. And the defense hits, and hits hard. The line is 4.5 for a reason. Should probably be -3. WAIT A SECOND! That’s what the dialogue is gonna be on the pregame. PTOOEY! Gambler says Ravens and lay the wood. NFC Championship game. 6:30 Sunday night. Sports betting is legal in numerous states. The love is all around the Motor City Kitty Kats. Great story. “You mean Detroit is getting 7.5 points? Are you kidding me?” That will be echoed throughout the country. An inflated line to entice the public to grab the underdog. No one’s right all the time, but this is a lollipop line. Sucking in Lions money. After the adult beverages are consumed during the first game Sunday, the public will remain on Detroit. I’m with the Niners and laying the points again in game two. The analysis posted is purely a view from someone that has been doing this for decades. Getting inside the minds of the oddsmakers. I hope they pan out! Good luck all and make yourselves a nice antipasto platter and enjoy the games!
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