I have a book that i can parlay the hockey puck lines (-1.5,+1.5) with the game totals..my first question, is this correlated? second question, which is the better side to take? (favorite and the over, or dog and the under)..my first thought was to basically blindly take the favorite -1.5 and over 5 total goals..any input would be greatly appreciated.
Nhl correlated parlays
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mm9182SBR Rookie
- 09-01-11
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#1Nhl correlated parlaysTags: None -
mathdotcomSBR Posting Legend
- 03-24-08
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#2Calculate the no-vig pinnacle line on the runline and total for each game, then figure out whether -1.5/O or +1.5/U is the option that costs you the most juice. Of course bet the one that costs you the least juice.Comment -
jolmscheidRestricted User
- 02-20-10
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#3Good insight there math...the question is can you do so blindly?Comment -
mathdotcomSBR Posting Legend
- 03-24-08
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#4I just answered his first two questions, he did not provide enough info to answer the 3rd.Comment -
mm9182SBR Rookie
- 09-01-11
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#5thanks for the input..iv been using the pinnacle move for awhile now..crazy how some of these smaller books have such big differences..looks like ill be taking nhl parlays..hopefully i dont lose my entire bankrollComment -
Cicima6709SBR MVP
- 09-12-10
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#8So far this year, blind unders+dogs have probably been incredibly profitable. Who knows if that continues...Comment
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