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Closing lines accuracy
Have someone some data about closing line accuracy? I would like comparing my book lines with the best closing lines in the market, and I would like to know what is the most accurate book and if there are differences in accuracy between various sports....
really doubt anyone is going to do the work for you. however, you can do it yourself. plus you don't need historical data. you need to sit back and figure out which books post the sharpest lines. sharper lines suggest sharper clientele. so the question you need to answer:
what features of a book would attract/cater to the sharpest players.
Pinnacle should be used and be considered the best
Pinnacle closer = Law
Specially US Sports, Basket and Soccer. Least efficient sport Tennis.
Least accurate sport between US Sports is NFL.
i officially request clarification as to what you mean here Sawyer. Thanks.Originally Posted by Sawyer
I mean Line Movements are not very accurate in NFL. For example, in China Basket League if Sichuan spread drops by 2½ points, they win usually. Moneyway is mostly right. But it's not very accurate in NFL. I can say same thing for NBA side bets too but not totals. Moneyway is usually right in totals specially first half bets.
But is this a correct misure of accuracy? I am not so sure...
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