wonder what happened with you guys.. depending on what happened with virginia if you push or won 1st half.. 2nd half they lost then wisconsin looks like two pushes?
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wonder what happened with you guys.. depending on what happened with virginia if you push or won 1st half.. 2nd half they lost then wisconsin looks like two pushes?
wonder what happened with you guys.. depending on what happened with virginia if you push or won 1st half.. 2nd half they lost then wisconsin looks like two pushes?
I've spoken with a few different people that have results on both side.
For the record, if you're unclear on whether the game has won or not, for the record, check scoresandodds.com for the lines.
My book and scoresandodds.com both had -1.5, so that's what counts for the record. It usually is not that close but it does happen.
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Quote Originally Posted by 730champ:
wonder what happened with you guys.. depending on what happened with virginia if you push or won 1st half.. 2nd half they lost then wisconsin looks like two pushes?
I've spoken with a few different people that have results on both side.
For the record, if you're unclear on whether the game has won or not, for the record, check scoresandodds.com for the lines.
My book and scoresandodds.com both had -1.5, so that's what counts for the record. It usually is not that close but it does happen.
With only 2 hours between games how do you deal with this ?
The time is a factor sometime, but not all. It really depends on multiple things such as time outs, playing styles, over time, etc.
If this should ever come up in the future, your options are to:
1) Ride out the 2nd half play in the first game. Keep in mind that the 1st half of the 2nd game is the least profitable dating back to last year, hitting at less than 35%. Look at the table for the halves and you can see that while it's doing better, still not a big money maker.
2) Assume the loss while the game is still going on in H2 and just play the 1st half of the 2nd game. Sometimes you can tell but the games get so close you may end up chasing a winner with a loser.
I personally use option 1. But use your best judgement in your playing.
GLTA
bD
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Quote Originally Posted by dallasm:
With only 2 hours between games how do you deal with this ?
The time is a factor sometime, but not all. It really depends on multiple things such as time outs, playing styles, over time, etc.
If this should ever come up in the future, your options are to:
1) Ride out the 2nd half play in the first game. Keep in mind that the 1st half of the 2nd game is the least profitable dating back to last year, hitting at less than 35%. Look at the table for the halves and you can see that while it's doing better, still not a big money maker.
2) Assume the loss while the game is still going on in H2 and just play the 1st half of the 2nd game. Sometimes you can tell but the games get so close you may end up chasing a winner with a loser.
I personally use option 1. But use your best judgement in your playing.
Over 75% of the chases end in the 1st game, so taking both halves of the initial game is recommended.
wow good info.. so the 1st half of first game is at 35 percent but the 2nd half wins like 75 percent of the time.... what do you have the other two halves at?
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Quote Originally Posted by bDnews:
Over 75% of the chases end in the 1st game, so taking both halves of the initial game is recommended.
wow good info.. so the 1st half of first game is at 35 percent but the 2nd half wins like 75 percent of the time.... what do you have the other two halves at?
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