What do you think about completely lopsided public lines, like the PIT/CIN game today? Ever take that into consideration? Still early in the day though. I'm curious to hear if anyone has any thoughts or patterns they take note in.
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05-19-11 10:22 AM #1
Lopsided public games
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05-19-11 10:23 AM #2
05/18 16:27 +167 / -178
05/18 16:28 +161 / -172
05/19 01:54 +163 / -174
05/19 04:23 +161 / -171
05/19 04:23 +161 / -172
05/19 08:19 +156 / -166
05/19 08:20 +157 / -167
05/19 09:05 +156 / -166
05/19 09:39 +158 / -168
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05-19-11 10:31 AM #3
Yeah I totally feel you on this one. With the line falling in favor of the public since the opening line it screams to jump all over Pittsburgh for the value and to get on the same side of the books. I find this game to be a land mine. As bad as I want to follow the herd back Cinci...I'm leaning towards a no play. Am I overthinking it? Maybe...but its a lot of juice.
check out this forum I posted talking about two heavy favorite games today: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/baseball-h...eds-cards.html
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05-19-11 02:52 PM #4
Funny how that works...
RLM on a team who seems to have everything going against them and they pull off a win.
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05-19-11 03:08 PM #5
I ended up cashing in on the Buckos for $400. Realized the books were trying to raise the line so the public would keep biting on the bait. Its sometimes a game of opposites when it comes to underdogs.
Originally Posted by CHAZ
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