Another
interesting thing:
MIN-NOH
Those teams meet
about month ago – score 113-102 (215 pts)- line was at 184!
Month later - line
opened at 185 and now dropped to 182,5...
Something is not right...
Any ideas ?
Another
interesting thing:
MIN-NOH
Those teams meet
about month ago – score 113-102 (215 pts)- line was at 184!
Month later - line
opened at 185 and now dropped to 182,5...
Something is not right...
Any ideas ?
Another
interesting thing:
MIN-NOH
Those teams meet
about month ago – score 113-102 (215 pts)- line was at 184!
Month later - line
opened at 185 and now dropped to 182,5...
Something is not right...
Any ideas ?
Another interesting thing:
MIN-NOH
Those teams meet about month ago – score 113-102 (215 pts)- line was at 184!
Month later - line opened at 185 and now dropped to 182,5...
Something is not right...
Any ideas ?
Not much I can offer Zireal, except a very perceptive insight!.......GL tonite !!..................
Another interesting thing:
MIN-NOH
Those teams meet about month ago – score 113-102 (215 pts)- line was at 184!
Month later - line opened at 185 and now dropped to 182,5...
Something is not right...
Any ideas ?
Not much I can offer Zireal, except a very perceptive insight!.......GL tonite !!..................
Thanks for this thread. There's great strategies in here. One thought I had for the RLM approach to work is that you would need a good understanding of what public bettors expect the line to be. How else would you know whether Vegas has a set up a "trap" (for lack of a better word) or not?
For instance Zireal mentioned the prior MIN-NO game which ended at 215. I just wonder how important the average bettor would place on the prior MIN-NO game to handicap the total for today's game? Wouldn't they factor MIN's and NO average totals and their opponent's average totals? Home and away? At least those would be factors I'd imagine that the public thinks.
Just my 2c. Curious what others think.
Thanks for this thread. There's great strategies in here. One thought I had for the RLM approach to work is that you would need a good understanding of what public bettors expect the line to be. How else would you know whether Vegas has a set up a "trap" (for lack of a better word) or not?
For instance Zireal mentioned the prior MIN-NO game which ended at 215. I just wonder how important the average bettor would place on the prior MIN-NO game to handicap the total for today's game? Wouldn't they factor MIN's and NO average totals and their opponent's average totals? Home and away? At least those would be factors I'd imagine that the public thinks.
Just my 2c. Curious what others think.
My picks for
tonight:
PHX-BKN – UNDER 194
despite the
trend (10 last games between those teams with total 200 or higher) line opened
at 193... looks like an invitation to bet for over... I’m not buying that.
MIN-NOH – OVER 182,5
I dont think that those teams changed a lot since last month when they scored 215 points combined!
My record: 1-0
My picks for
tonight:
PHX-BKN – UNDER 194
despite the
trend (10 last games between those teams with total 200 or higher) line opened
at 193... looks like an invitation to bet for over... I’m not buying that.
MIN-NOH – OVER 182,5
I dont think that those teams changed a lot since last month when they scored 215 points combined!
My record: 1-0
M10….thanks, bro
3 SU and ATS, at home, with a line move is IMO some sharp insights.
M10….thanks, bro
3 SU and ATS, at home, with a line move is IMO some sharp insights.
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