A top rated book posted all four lines for the NCAA lacrosse quarterfinals yesterday (Saturday) morning. Two of the games were played yesterday (Saturday) and the Maryland/Albany & Syracuse/Towson games to be played Sunday.
So yesterday when the lines posted I wagered on all four games including a bet on Syracuse
-160. After wagering I kept an eye on the lines and noticed that Syracuse started taking money as the line slowly crept up. Then all of a sudden the Syracuse line disappeared while the Maryland/Albany game remained on the board for about an hour more.
When I got home later in the day I noticed my bets were cancelled on both games, citing "wrong date". So I'm figuring to myself they must have posted the game dates as being played on 5/20/17 so they had to cancel all wagers. The lines were never reposted. I'm not sure why, they could have just corrected the date and reposted.
So today comes and they open Syracuse at
-200. So the book gets a free sniff at what the public is gonna bet and they adjust the line to screw us all.
Why didn't they remove the Maryland/Albany line at the same time they removed the Syracuse line yesterday? I'm starting to think that they were taking too much action on Syracuse and found a way to pull the plug. I'm not even sure they posted the wrong date yesterday as I wagered from my phone and didn't look at the dates. If they had the wrong date listed they could have just reposted with the correct date.