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10-06-12 07:28 AM #1
NCAAF Teasers//Does Anyone Ever Win Them??
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10-06-12 09:22 AM #2
yes but be careful
i teased ohio st last week, sharps probably slam me for it but to me it was an ok thing to do
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10-06-12 09:23 AM #3
Less +ev than NFL but can be useful
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10-06-12 09:27 AM #4
this is a teaser i have today:
kent st. +3
georgia +7
w. virginia +13
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10-06-12 09:42 AM #5
2 team teaser on side and total
in the same game, you know? Keep it simple.
Good luck today, coach!
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10-06-12 10:03 AM #6
every week...
here ya go coach..
nw+8.5
maryland-1
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10-06-12 10:06 AM #7
Yup. I've won for 2580 the last two weeks on 12pt teasers. Already won 2 of the four team i have going in one teaser where i have Nebraska +15 and Florida +14.5 to win 538$ left. I also have a second with Florida +14.5, Texas Tech +17.5, Notre Dame -2, Nebraska +15 to win 1000$
Got the hook in some and a td game in most where the underdogs have the potential to win outright.
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10-06-12 10:14 AM #8
Never played teasers. I've read it's difficult to find value unless it's NFL. Trying some NCAAF 2 teams...
North Carolina .5
Kansas St -18.5
Penn State 3.5
Maryland -1
Washington/Oregon Under 71
LA Tech/UNLV Over 64
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10-06-12 10:21 AM #9
I like teasers, hit this yesterday.
CFB
CFB
CFB3 FB 6/6.5/7pts, NBA 5/5.5/6pts, CBB 4/4.5/5pts
[309] PITTSBURGH U +9-110 (B+7)
[310] TOTAL u66½-110 (B+7)
(PITTSBURGH U vrs SYRACUSE)
[311] UTAH STATE +13½-105 (B+7)100 / 140 140 WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
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10-06-12 10:22 AM #10
Congrats
Originally Posted by jaeguyoon
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10-06-12 10:26 AM #11
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10-06-12 10:36 AM #12
3 team parlay would have paid close to +600. Originally Posted by jaeguyoon
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10-06-12 10:46 AM #13
I have a teaser as well this week. Always seem to come one away though as I lost USC -2 to Stanford and Mizz +17 to Scar.
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10-06-12 10:49 AM #14
You would tease a game to -18.5? Thats a really weird number, you might as well sell points back to 20. Originally Posted by bane
And for teasers, i never bet a team at -7 to 0. Those games never seem to be valuable to tease as anything can happen, esp the other team just winning.
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10-06-12 10:50 AM #15
They can win and can be effective(sometimes).
You have to be VERY careful though.
They will bury the average guy .
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10-06-12 11:11 AM #16
Appreciate the advice. That's why I post here. Originally Posted by nvrlose37
Last edited by bane; 10-06-12 at 11:16 AM.
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10-07-12 12:46 AM #17
Update: I was 6-2 on two team teasers week 6. I'll play 1 or 2 teasers each week and hopefully learn how to find value. I certainly wouldn't load up on teasers like I did this week. Most of them didn't add any value to my plays. Only Maryland -1, UNLV 33 were winners b/c I skirted the line.
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10-07-12 01:41 AM #18
they are called teasers for a reason...
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10-07-12 02:46 AM #19
They're not necessarily automatic losers, right? That's the implied question jj poses. It was certainly my assumption. I can see it's not easy to find value with teasers. Though, before this weekend I thought they meant an automatic loss.... Of course, I have a day's worth of experience here. If I play one teaser a weekend through the remainder of CF, maybe they will be an overall loss.
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10-07-12 02:53 AM #20
Knocked an 8 team teaser out last week in the SBR book.
Knocked out a lesser team teaser (6 I think) at Bookmaker last week.
Was one terrible choice away from knocking out another 8 teamer today.
I did use some NFL games, though mostly NCAAFB.
They're doable, just have to be sharp with every pick, and have some awesome luck.
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10-07-12 02:59 AM #21
I never touch teasers in the NCAAF.
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