I told you it would be 7 lolI said 4. Shocked it was 7
They are laying a trap for the public to overbet on Pitt. Seeing 7 pt makes me think we may have a great day.Down to 5.5 at most books. Should be around 3 in my opinion
They are laying a trap for the public to overbet on Pitt. Seeing 7 pt makes me think we may have a great day.
I need to find an online book that i can easily transfer money too(and who is reputable for payouts also). If anyone knows one, feel free to PM me if youd rather not post publicly. Thanks in advance, I've been wanting action for awhile now
Doug Gottlieb makes Pitt his upset special for the weekend on his cable show Lead Off. He thinks Pitt has Cuse's number and they have had success in the Dome so they go in with no fear. Didn't take DG long to jump off the bandwagon did it? His hottie side-kick, Allie, just shook her head and kinda rolled her eyes.
Vegas wants you to take Pitt covering .
top betI need to find an online book that i can easily transfer money too(and who is reputable for payouts also). If anyone knows one, feel free to PM me if youd rather not post publicly. Thanks in advance, I've been wanting action for awhile now
Doug Gottlieb makes Pitt his upset special for the weekend on his cable show Lead Off. He thinks Pitt has Cuse's number and they have had success in the Dome so they go in with no fear. Didn't take DG long to jump off the bandwagon did it? His hottie side-kick, Allie, just shook her head and kinda rolled her eyes.
I feel they set it high for a reason.All they are trying to do is balance the betting on both sides so they can make their money off the vig.
I feel they set it high for a reason.
I totally understand. But they do have a few games they want the public to take the bait. Just a theory I have.Their only reason would be to attract action.
Tell me you understand.
They are uninterested in picking winners and losers. They want to balance betting on both sides. That's their "NO RISK" position.
They don't care who wins. This is not their guess on the relative strengths of the teams. They set and adjust the line to balance the action.
The only way your theory could be true is if they were also betting. They are not.I totally understand. But they do have a few games they want the public to take the bait. Just a theory I have.
Their only reason would be to attract action.
Tell me you understand.
They are uninterested in picking winners and losers. They want to balance betting on both sides. That's their "NO RISK" position.
They don't care who wins. This is not their guess on the relative strengths of the teams. They set and adjust the line to balance the action.
The only way your theory could be true is if they were also betting. They are not.
Vegas cares a lot about who wins. Betting rarely comes out even and they don't like to move lines much. Vegas books took a huge bath on the nfl last season.Their only reason would be to attract action.
Tell me you understand.
They are uninterested in picking winners and losers. They want to balance betting on both sides. That's their "NO RISK" position.
They don't care who wins. This is not their guess on the relative strengths of the teams. They set and adjust the line to balance the action.
They do it all the time. There's always heavier action on favorites and popular teams.I disagree. While the general rule is to balance the books 50-50, when the oddsmakers feel they have a better than normal understanding of the game in question coupled with proven examples of human biases (e.g. teams like Notre Dame), they will skew the odds knowing that the action is betting with their hearts and not inclined to switch sides. So, rather that attracting action, they are simply weighting the odds more heavily against you.
Let's say the "true odds" say a team is a 7 point favorite. That is, completely objective bookmakers without a dog in the fight say its -7. For some teams, the books will never balance at -7. If Vegas can entice those people to pay a loyalty premium that is significant enough, they would likely accept the risk that the books are unbalanced.
They do it all the time. There's always heavier action on favorites and popular teams.