Originally Posted by
Sawyer
This is completely wrong. I respect oddsmakers in NBA and NFL but when it comes to hockey, many times I wonder if they overslept, how they come up with funny lines? Remember how many times NY Islanders were huge underdog last year? There's a ton of value lying in NHL, waiting to be found. Actually, many times it's not oddsmakers' error. It's betting public! You know when setting/adjusting odds, oddsmaker's goal is to create equal action. Bookie lines don't mean to be any predictions. How you could cash NY Islanders as huge underdog so many times last year? You should set/create your odds and then compare it with bookie's lines. Some of you know my Iron Dogs System. Started on December 1 and Iron Dogs produced +4658 Units (risking 100 units each game, flat). 144 Winners, 149 Lost, +4658 Units. Let me add one more thing. Home ice is overrated in hockey. Of course, playing at home is an advantage but not so much. Home advantage is higher in other sports (basketball, soccer, football).