UNREAL, SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR PRIMETIME GAMES

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It is pretty late in the season to use it but during the season this has worked pretty well. However, I don't have stats for it. For sunday night and monday night football games, when ESPN shows the map of who people each state think is going to win, if the % in favor of one team is 70% or higher, bet the other side. This may be applied to some of the bigger bowl games when ESPN shows the map.

Basically, this is by far the best representation of the general public's opinion and who the squares have action on. Bottomline-fade the public.

Michfan15 · Answer

It is pretty late in the season to use it but during the season this has worked pretty well. However, I don't have stats for it. For sunday night and monday night football games, when ESPN shows the map of who people each state think is going to win, if the % in favor of one team is 70% or higher, bet the other side. This may be applied to some of the bigger bowl games when ESPN shows the map.

Basically, this is by far the best representation of the general public's opinion and who the squares have action on. Bottomline-fade the public.

nolemonasses · Answer

You say it worked pretty well. How about some numbers?

dcp · Answer

Yes, and it also works on the total % they sometimes show in the crawl on the bottom of the screen.

I always like betting against the most popular dogs if the public picks them to win.

Green Bay is a popular dog this week.

Michfan15 · Answer

Again, I&#x27;m not sure exactly but if I were to guess how this system did with MNF football plays I would say around 12-4 / 11-5 ish&#xD;&#xA;Perfect example is when Chi beat Min in OT a couple weeks ago, they showed the map and like 75% or so people thought Minn was going to win.&#xD;&#xA;Next season I &#x27;ll do a more accurate job tracking it - this year it was just something I noticed

UNREAL, SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR PRIMETIME GAMES

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