What's everyone's thoughts on betting both ways. How big of a spread do you usually want. I have OK ST at +2.5 and now Texas Tech is +1, should I bet TT now?
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11-02-13 08:51 AM #1
When should you bet both ways
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11-02-13 10:27 AM #2
I think it is a personal preference. If you are confident with your +2.5 Oklahoma State, risking it for TT +1 might not be worth it. It is a okay way to hedge your bets, but you also risk breaking even if you don't middle the spread. I personally only bet this way on live betting where the spreads can get fairly widespread. Best of luck today.
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