This morning I did see a book with Ravens up to -17. One guy on you tube does like Ravens but few days ago line -15.5 I think not sure. to cover and he did give that as a pick. His picks have done very well this season.
Steelers tickets down a tad to 79% but the money is now down to 67% so 12% less money then tickets.
Falcons line up to 5.5 this morning. I got the best of the line yesterday.
Tickets down 1% to 94% money is 70% now on Falcons. 24% difference between tickets and money. That is still a big difference but likely could get smaller with the added points on Raiders.
I suspect we'll see more money creep in on Raiders up to game time now getting more points.
Personally myself I'd still take Falcons at that number.
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This morning I did see a book with Ravens up to -17. One guy on you tube does like Ravens but few days ago line -15.5 I think not sure. to cover and he did give that as a pick. His picks have done very well this season.
Steelers tickets down a tad to 79% but the money is now down to 67% so 12% less money then tickets.
Falcons line up to 5.5 this morning. I got the best of the line yesterday.
Tickets down 1% to 94% money is 70% now on Falcons. 24% difference between tickets and money. That is still a big difference but likely could get smaller with the added points on Raiders.
I suspect we'll see more money creep in on Raiders up to game time now getting more points.
Personally myself I'd still take Falcons at that number.
I think quite possible Eagles beat Steelers by double digits.
And with such a heavy public following on Steelers next week VS Ravens the public jumps ship onto the Ravens.
Then that becomes a great spot to grab the Steelers. I call these switch games.
I did notice for the first time I saw a guy mentioned this same thing. Switch games. The public losses then jumps ship the next week only to lose again. Had the stuck to their team they'd of won the next werk.
I have even seen good cappers do this with the same results.
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I think quite possible Eagles beat Steelers by double digits.
And with such a heavy public following on Steelers next week VS Ravens the public jumps ship onto the Ravens.
Then that becomes a great spot to grab the Steelers. I call these switch games.
I did notice for the first time I saw a guy mentioned this same thing. Switch games. The public losses then jumps ship the next week only to lose again. Had the stuck to their team they'd of won the next werk.
I have even seen good cappers do this with the same results.
Not much of a trend bettor, but this stat is intriguing: Philly, dead last at 1.3 points per 1st Q Pitt, no. 22 at 3.5 per 1st Q Steelers +3 1st half looks tempting. Thanks for all your work. RT2
Interesting for sure..............
Normally teams covering game will cover the 1st half. But there are exceptions l. I am not up on the exceptions though.
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Quote Originally Posted by RebelTell2:
Not much of a trend bettor, but this stat is intriguing: Philly, dead last at 1.3 points per 1st Q Pitt, no. 22 at 3.5 per 1st Q Steelers +3 1st half looks tempting. Thanks for all your work. RT2
Interesting for sure..............
Normally teams covering game will cover the 1st half. But there are exceptions l. I am not up on the exceptions though.
Bummer, Wash up 17-0 it looked like the method would get the win. I knew Saints would be heard from but to come back so far and almost win SU I didn't see that coming.
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Sunday--- 1-0, won 1 unit
Other system ..................14-11
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Bummer, Wash up 17-0 it looked like the method would get the win. I knew Saints would be heard from but to come back so far and almost win SU I didn't see that coming.
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