Making Plays based solely on public betting % (Mind games with the books)

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  • Magnificent
    SBR Sharp
    • 02-01-13
    • 448

    #1
    Making Plays based solely on public betting % (Mind games with the books)
    Around this time of year, I like to make a solid amount of my plays just based solely on the movement of betting %. I no longer (not very often anyhow) make selections blindly based on contrarian betting. I used to be plagued by just making selections because only 12% of bettors were backing a team.

    Before conference play (or at least before there is a solid 3-4 weeks of trending stats to base picks on) I like to find where the money is being put close to tip off and make selections based off of that. I do notice that large large changes (ex. 25% are on UConn...10 min later 40% on UConn) means that you should go the other way. (Don't bet on UConn in that situation...almost guaranteed you'll lose)...I have a knack for knowing when the books are fooling you with their "percentages"...

    Anyone else play these mind games successfully? Feel free to share your perspectives or criticize...
  • Tboonepickem
    SBR MVP
    • 09-21-13
    • 1113

    #2
    Not sure if this is relevant but you can fairly consistently win bets taking the points in underdogs +4 to +9 on unranked teams with Pom ratings between 30ish - 200. We did a study last year where they hit 67%, which is obviously an incredible trend in betting. 28.6% of the time they won straight up.
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    • MoMoneyMoVaughn
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 05-08-14
      • 14988

      #3
      Originally posted by Dragolijevac73
      good-matches.blogspot.com
      Motherfukker cannot even speak the Anglish let alone cap lmao.
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