Originally posted by doubledime
Thanks for everybody's comments. One reason college basketball has always appealed to me is that there are so many games almost every night that the line makers can't possible be correct on every single one and therefore the handicappers advantage. When you get to this time of the year there are fewer games and the line makers have had 5 days to "massage" the lines so our advantage is lessened.
As far as posting in general..... I think I can speak for most, if not all, of the quality handicappers that post plays, posting plays can be stressful if for no other reason than it's hard enough to loose your own money, but you also know others who have followed also lost. To further add to the stress, some may not be practicing good money management and even a short losing streak can be devastating to them.
Finally, baseball is right around the corner and this is a good time for me to "clear my head" a little, before we have daily games to handicap.
DD
As far as posting in general..... I think I can speak for most, if not all, of the quality handicappers that post plays, posting plays can be stressful if for no other reason than it's hard enough to loose your own money, but you also know others who have followed also lost. To further add to the stress, some may not be practicing good money management and even a short losing streak can be devastating to them.
Finally, baseball is right around the corner and this is a good time for me to "clear my head" a little, before we have daily games to handicap.
DD
But, yeah, 300 games per week certainly lends itself to a few soft lines more than the NCAAT does.
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