I used accuscore for 8 months and bet every game where there was an edge and made money. I used every low juice sportsbook available and was kicked out of (or limits reduced ) everyone of them except matchbook. I got the best lines and the best vig available. I hit about 51.7%. I stopped because my results never matched theirs, they claimed to be hitting 54-56% which was not true. I figured if they were going to lie about their results how could I trust them going forward. Their closing pinnacle odds are right on in games where the line isn't an issue, yet when the final score is within 1/2 to 2 points of the closing lines that is when they deviate from the actual close to make their results better. I also found that the closer the simulation was to the point spread the better they claimed their results to be which makes no sense at all. Why would games where the simulation point spread is 1 point off perform at such a high rate (57%). If that were the case and the line had been 2 points the other way you would have lost over 50% of the time, this always bothered me and for good reason. There is definitely some value in their sims but don't expect to hit what they claim, a 1/2 a point is the difference between winning and losing in this business and it doesn't take much to say a line was -6 rather than -6.5 to change a 50% losing player to a profitable 52% player.
This is exactly what I noticed when I audited a period of their performance. There are a lot of other red flags -- such as grading all NHL totals as -110/-110 -- but I have seen plenty to know to stay away from Accuscore.
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Busterflywheel
SBR MVP
12-13-09
3991
#37
Originally posted by evo34
This is exactly what I noticed when I audited a period of their performance. There are a lot of other red flags -- such as grading all NHL totals as -110/-110 -- but I have seen plenty to know to stay away from Accuscore.
Thank you..most folks just cant seem to get that through their head..BEWARE of ACCUSCORE
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Rich Boy
SBR Hall of Famer
02-01-09
9713
#38
Blindly following Accuscore for anything other than MLB side value ML wagers is probably not a good idea.
