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Spektre
SBR High Roller
02-28-10
184
#37
Originally posted by mathdotcom
The answer is simple
In general you'd expect spreads to have more value (or cost you less...) since the vig is lower than moneylines.
The spread and moneylines are simple derivatives of each other. Example:
Pr(Covering 3.5 pts) = Pr(Covering 0 pts) - Pr(Losing by 1 or 2 or 3) = Moneyline - Pr(Losing by 1 or 2 or 3)
So if you like a team and want to know whether to lay the points or take the moneyline, you need to know what the 1 2 and 3 are worth.
If you shop enough sometimes you'll find the best value is in the spread and sometimes you'll find the best value in the moneyline. It's like asking whether you should buy corn or Iowa farmland.
Wow. So here is your answer to this very question I posed. Hmm, but you must not have had your morning coffee yet that day. You were really grumpy.
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big0mar
SBR MVP
01-09-09
3374
#38
Originally posted by chopperocker
food for thought -
Home Dogs off an Away Dog SU win are
32-31 SU
40-23 ATS
..and as a dog of less than +7
28-24 SU
33-19 ATS
How is this allowed in HTT???
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