5-point rule

[demens]

I don't see 187, but that equals a 5+ point move, so the LEAD PIPE LOCK should be the under. Thanks you gave me a reason to watch the 2 worst teams in the Association go at it tonight.

Where are you looking? SBRodds has it at 187.

[No coincidences]

Im not playing it, but so would I.

i'll be playing the over

I'm having a hard time believing you two aren't the same person.

Both obsessed with sticking your nose into every line-movement thread, and both have this weird, obsessed-driven hard-on for LB.

Starting to think you're the same person with two different screen names. Either that, or you two just need to get a room together.

[demens]

You taking the Under NC?

[ronjon619]

I'm having a hard time believing you two aren't the same person.

Both obsessed with sticking your nose into every line-movement thread, and both have this weird, obsessed-driven hard-on for LB.

Starting to think you're the same person with two different screen names. Either that, or you two just need to get a room together.

wrong AGAIN.

[ronjon619]

0-1 since I noticed this thread. Is this only for NBA? or does it apply to the NFL?

[No coincidences]

0-1 since I noticed this thread. Is this only for NBA? or does it apply to the NFL?

You don't see 5-point swings very often in the NFL.

This wasn't exactly a normal example tonight -- I know the play cashes very often when the move is right at 5 points. I don't remember ever seeing a 9-10 point swing before.

What do you care, anyway? Go find your nerdy hard-on boy chimp and laugh it off.

[ronjon619]

I believe the TOTAL in the NO / ATL game moved 5+ points to the OVER and the UNDER was easy $ last night. And you missed it, That's why I care.

[Pauulzcappin]

Total moved over 10 points for the CHA/DET game and it easily went over, just FTR.

[BoagRettor]

Someone had a thread running last year tracking line movement greater than 3 or 4 points in one direction. I haven't been able to find it, but I remember that if you went in the direction of the line even after it had moved that many points the play was still hitting at a high rate. I'll keep trying to locate it because I'm not sure how many plays were in the sample size.

For the record, the Saints total last night only moved 3 points on most books.