so would pitt be a play on thurs at +3 homedog
35.) pitt schudule (71.64) rank (37)
38.) miami schedule (69.69) rank (48)
so even though pitt has better credentials as far as the ratings go, they are a home dog
It would be a play for me, However, it is better when the underdog has at least a 10pt advantage in schedule # and is higher on the chart .As the season progresses, these numbers become stronger. This is where you can find value in the underdog because oddsmakers undervalue that team and the media etc have overhyped tha Favorite.
Perfect example of this was last year ( I have all the weekly charts from the past 5 years and this dog system is close to 100% ATS )
Oklahoma @ Miami U. Oct 3,2009. Miami played an (82.5) Schedule( #1 Rank.)Oklahoma came in overhyped even after thier star QB went down. Miami one the game 21-20 as an 8pt home dog. Those plays are bankroll boosters for sure.
The number you really want to concentrate on is the schedule #..not the rank. Although the rank# is important, the schedule # is that teams opponent or caliber of competition plus or minus the 3 pt for home field advantage, or home field disadvantage with the road team..The rank refers to the schedule itself. ie 3rd toughest schedule in the ncaa as a whole or the 123rd toughest (or in this case the easiest) in the NCAA
Things are a bit more different in NFL . Check The NFL ratings and look at Pittsburghs numbers and compare it to thier opponent this week, T.Bay .Pitt has a 7 pt advantage in schedule # and #8 rank vs T.Bay's # 31 rank. Big difference when a n NFL team has a 5-8 point advantage in schedule and advantage in rank #.
In this case Pitt is the fav. I have seen Dogs with Pitts rating numbers and position on the chart (higher on the chart). Those plays are bankroll builders.
I even like Pitt -2.5 this week. TBay is a fraud,and with Pitts defense will expose them with that soft #. They will smother TBays pedestrian offense. You can tell just by looking at the chart that Pitt is a superior scheduled favorite with a soilid defense and TB is a ( oh wow..look at Tampa bay now) fraud
It would be a play for me, However, it is better when the underdog has at least a 10pt advantage in schedule # and is higher on the chart .As the season progresses, these numbers become stronger. This is where you can find value in the underdog because oddsmakers undervalue that team and the media etc have overhyped tha Favorite.
Perfect example of this was last year ( I have all the weekly charts from the past 5 years and this dog system is close to 100% ATS )
Oklahoma @ Miami U. Oct 3,2009. Miami played an (82.5) Schedule( #1 Rank.)Oklahoma came in overhyped even after thier star QB went down. Miami one the game 21-20 as an 8pt home dog. Those plays are bankroll boosters for sure.
The number you really want to concentrate on is the schedule #..not the rank. Although the rank# is important, the schedule # is that teams opponent or caliber of competition plus or minus the 3 pt for home field advantage, or home field disadvantage with the road team..The rank refers to the schedule itself. ie 3rd toughest schedule in the ncaa as a whole or the 123rd toughest (or in this case the easiest) in the NCAA
Things are a bit more different in NFL . Check The NFL ratings and look at Pittsburghs numbers and compare it to thier opponent this week, T.Bay .Pitt has a 7 pt advantage in schedule # and #8 rank vs T.Bay's # 31 rank. Big difference when a n NFL team has a 5-8 point advantage in schedule and advantage in rank #.
In this case Pitt is the fav. I have seen Dogs with Pitts rating numbers and position on the chart (higher on the chart). Those plays are bankroll builders.
I even like Pitt -2.5 this week. TBay is a fraud,and with Pitts defense will expose them with that soft #. They will smother TBays pedestrian offense. You can tell just by looking at the chart that Pitt is a superior scheduled favorite with a soilid defense and TB is a ( oh wow..look at Tampa bay now) fraud
Looks solid,
Dont' forget to add HFA to the home team and always round off to the nearest whole number
LL 63.5 +3 = 66.5
MTS 57
Yes LL +9.5 solid, check some defensive stats for that home team.
Nice work
Looks solid,
Dont' forget to add HFA to the home team and always round off to the nearest whole number
LL 63.5 +3 = 66.5
MTS 57
Yes LL +9.5 solid, check some defensive stats for that home team.
Nice work
V.Tech +3 / N. Carolina +5.5
This is the type of play Im talking about. Check both teams Schedule # and Rank #
Even Though My Numbers Projected A Pitt Win, I Was Wondering If You Had Any Additional Info. On This System Finding Underdogs Cuz The System Is Always Going To Spit Out The Favs Winning?
V.Tech +3 / N. Carolina +5.5
This is the type of play Im talking about. Check both teams Schedule # and Rank #
Even Though My Numbers Projected A Pitt Win, I Was Wondering If You Had Any Additional Info. On This System Finding Underdogs Cuz The System Is Always Going To Spit Out The Favs Winning?
V.Tech +3 / N. Carolina +5.5
This is the type of play Im talking about. Check both teams Schedule # and Rank #
V.Tech +3 / N. Carolina +5.5
This is the type of play Im talking about. Check both teams Schedule # and Rank #
Nice job Boss. I see a few on the radar myself. Even though N.Carolina has these guys still susp. Take a look at the 30pt Schedule advantage for NC @ Rutgers.Its at a PK. Add 7 to NC for the teaser. Memphis looks good. keep In touch.
Nice job Boss. I see a few on the radar myself. Even though N.Carolina has these guys still susp. Take a look at the 30pt Schedule advantage for NC @ Rutgers.Its at a PK. Add 7 to NC for the teaser. Memphis looks good. keep In touch.
No, definetly not, if you look at the schedule # 65 -and Kansas # 67 its basicly telling you both teams play the same caliber of competition.The 16 differentia is not that great it means nothing. This is not a game I would put big money on. It was a test only...a failed test. No problem.
Now look at Auburns rank(93) and compare it to Clemsons rank (200).Now that is a big differece 107.The important nuber to look at is the Schedule #
No the schedule number has no bearing on todays game. All it means is the level of competiton you play all year. Take a team like Western Kentucky, haven't won in 20 plus games but their schedule # could be 1 if they had to play Ohio St and Bosie St their last 2 games
No, definetly not, if you look at the schedule # 65 -and Kansas # 67 its basicly telling you both teams play the same caliber of competition.The 16 differentia is not that great it means nothing. This is not a game I would put big money on. It was a test only...a failed test. No problem.
Now look at Auburns rank(93) and compare it to Clemsons rank (200).Now that is a big differece 107.The important nuber to look at is the Schedule #
No the schedule number has no bearing on todays game. All it means is the level of competiton you play all year. Take a team like Western Kentucky, haven't won in 20 plus games but their schedule # could be 1 if they had to play Ohio St and Bosie St their last 2 games
No the schedule number has no bearing on todays game. All it means is the level of competiton you play all year. Take a team like Western Kentucky, haven't won in 20 plus games but their schedule # could be 1 if they had to play Ohio St and Bosie St their last 2 games
Dude, dont worry I know what the schedule # means.
No the schedule number has no bearing on todays game. All it means is the level of competiton you play all year. Take a team like Western Kentucky, haven't won in 20 plus games but their schedule # could be 1 if they had to play Ohio St and Bosie St their last 2 games
Dude, dont worry I know what the schedule # means.
The reason I keep a summary of each weeks ratings is that toward the last quarter of both seasons (NFL/NCAA) you can go back to each teams Home/Away opponents ratings and retain an average as to what type of caliber each taem is playing at Home and on the road.
Once you have that average, you then have to find out by how many points each teams margin of victory is over thier average opponents rating in order to make a line on the game.
The reason I keep a summary of each weeks ratings is that toward the last quarter of both seasons (NFL/NCAA) you can go back to each teams Home/Away opponents ratings and retain an average as to what type of caliber each taem is playing at Home and on the road.
Once you have that average, you then have to find out by how many points each teams margin of victory is over thier average opponents rating in order to make a line on the game.
Wizer, do you play the games as singles also or just parlays ?
Firebird is correct about his teaser comment. When you cross the 0 it reall kills the effectiveness of a teaser.
How many plays a week do you usually get in college foots ?
Thanks
Wizer, do you play the games as singles also or just parlays ?
Firebird is correct about his teaser comment. When you cross the 0 it reall kills the effectiveness of a teaser.
How many plays a week do you usually get in college foots ?
Thanks
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