Betting on underdogs in football and favorites in basketball

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  • Haute-Savoie
    SBR Rookie
    • 01-15-19
    • 42

    #36
    Originally posted by bettingman6
    Hmm.

    Maybe books sometimes adjust football lines a tad bit downward and basketball lines a tad bit upward for the reasons I suggested. My theory might only work if you’re measuring football results against a spread a computer program would project.

    Basketball is by far the easiest sport to bet, with baseball in 2nd place. Hockey and the NFL is a crap shoot with the NFL maybe being the worst. As for NBA you have to understand how difficult it is to win on the road for whatever reason in the NBA. Most times teams w genuine superstars can consistently win on the road.
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    • danshan11
      SBR MVP
      • 07-08-17
      • 4101

      #37
      Originally posted by danshan11
      Nfl
      3540-3667-207 (0.15, 49.1%)
      nba
      14121-13789-557 (-0.35, 50.6%)
      ncaafb
      12353-12535-489 (0.25, 49.6%)
      ncaabb
      23202-23131-976 (-0.15, 50.1%)
      I think this shows there truly is no advantage on dog or fave in anyway. Any way to pull stats that shows there is some sort of edge based soley on HA DF is noise
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      • oilcountry99
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 08-29-10
        • 707

        #38
        Originally posted by Haute-Savoie
        Basketball is by far the easiest sport to bet, with baseball in 2nd place. Hockey and the NFL is a crap shoot with the NFL maybe being the worst. As for NBA you have to understand how difficult it is to win on the road for whatever reason in the NBA. Most times teams w genuine superstars can consistently win on the road.
        Really? I'd be curious to see how many people would agree with this statement. Kudos to you.
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