4th game in 5 days: How many points is it worth on the line?

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  • cleaveland
    SBR MVP
    • 04-04-10
    • 1559

    #1
    4th game in 5 days: How many points is it worth on the line?
    I'm trying to figure out why the line didn't move more for the Portland/Atlanta game. I'm thinking that the fact this game is Portland's fourth in five days must affect the line but how much?

    1 point? 2 points? 3 points? What do you think?
  • vyomguy
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 12-08-09
    • 5794

    #2
    First of all....its 4 games in 6 days....they had 2 days of rest in between B2B's.
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    • suicidekings
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 03-23-09
      • 9962

      #3
      Average MOVs in the last game this season

      4th in 5 (road team): -3.7 pts
      4th in 5 (home team): -3.4 pts
      5th in 7 (road team): -5 pts
      5th in 7 (home team): -2.9 pts

      Keep in mind that the Average MOV for road teams is -3.1 pts and for home teams its +3.1 pts. These numbers will not be directly reflected in the lines because they represent too large of a shift to match what the market expects. Also, these are only averages, so certain teams handle it MUCH better than others and also some teams have had to deal with it more often. Not enough data to give a generalized solution that you can apply across the board.
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      • alamo
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 02-21-09
        • 7131

        #4
        It is worth approximately 1.5735 pts
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        • cleaveland
          SBR MVP
          • 04-04-10
          • 1559

          #5
          Originally posted by suicidekings
          Average MOVs in the last game this season

          4th in 5 (road team): -3.7 pts
          4th in 5 (home team): -3.4 pts
          5th in 7 (road team): -5 pts
          5th in 7 (home team): -2.9 pts

          Keep in mind that the Average MOV for road teams is -3.1 pts and for home teams its +3.1 pts. These numbers will not be directly reflected in the lines because they represent too large of a shift to match what the market expects. Also, these are only averages, so certain teams handle it MUCH better than others and also some teams have had to deal with it more often. Not enough data to give a generalized solution that you can apply across the board.
          Thanks!
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