Does anyone know any good sources for information on how teams do ATS relative to the % of points they are getting against the total? Take tonight for instance, you are getting roughly 25% (10 spread, 40 total) of the total points with the Jets. Not saying Jets is the play, but would be interesting if anyone knows if there is any valuable information out there regarding team's performance in this aspect.
I doubt you can get 25% of the total very often in NFL, so not sure there is too much out there. Just asking.
JETS + 9.5 Even for me.
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Does anyone know any good sources for information on how teams do ATS relative to the % of points they are getting against the total? Take tonight for instance, you are getting roughly 25% (10 spread, 40 total) of the total points with the Jets. Not saying Jets is the play, but would be interesting if anyone knows if there is any valuable information out there regarding team's performance in this aspect.
I doubt you can get 25% of the total very often in NFL, so not sure there is too much out there. Just asking.
Don't know of any sources for this, but I once read a convincing argument from someone who had a college FB betting system where he parlayed over/favorite and under/underdog for any game where the spread was 1/3 (or more) of the total......(I saw system produce marginally for only 2 weeks, stopped following it, have no idea how it went after...)
Logic being if Kansas, for example, plays @Texas with a 60pt total and a 20pt line, the likely result would be a high-scoring Texas rout or a low-scoring close game.
Your post just reminded me of that.
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Don't know of any sources for this, but I once read a convincing argument from someone who had a college FB betting system where he parlayed over/favorite and under/underdog for any game where the spread was 1/3 (or more) of the total......(I saw system produce marginally for only 2 weeks, stopped following it, have no idea how it went after...)
Logic being if Kansas, for example, plays @Texas with a 60pt total and a 20pt line, the likely result would be a high-scoring Texas rout or a low-scoring close game.
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