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  • Gaze73
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    One day I noticed this ice hockey team with a start of season form of 0-5, no OTs.

    The next game, sharp money was all over them, the line dropped from like +400 to +200, and they won 4:1 or so. Coincidence? I think not.

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  • KVB
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    Originally posted by Ardy
    ...1- Who is supplying you with the info and betting %'s that the moves are based on?
    The books. The same guys that exist to TAKE your money.
    I know for a fact not all info is reported accurately, some books use it to influence incoming money so they can balance their action...
    This is absolutely true. I too know this for a fact.

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  • Foosball Champ
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    what websites best identify reverse line movement?

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  • BeatTheJerk
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    Originally posted by Ardy
    Text book definition: when majority of bets are placed on one side but the line moves the other way.

    Reality definition: Just another method books and scamdicappers use to con you out of your money.

    Believers will tell you it helps track where "sharp" money is going, but it doesn't.

    You can choose what you want to believe, but gather all the info you can and THEN make an informed decision.

    Before you decide it has merit, ask yourself a couple questions (ones that the faithful like to ignore):

    1- Who is supplying you with the info that the moves are based on?
    The books. The same guys that exist to TAKE your money.
    I know for a fact not all info is reported accurately, some books use it to influence incoming money so they balance their action.

    2 - At the book, we called certain players sharps for a reason - they won more than they lost, as our tracking systems confirmed. So, if the believers have knowledge of where sharp money is going how come they don't bet sports for a living? How come they never post their plays in the forum and show a winning record?

    Common sense will always steer you in the right direction.

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  • Ardy
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    Text book definition: when majority of bets are placed on one side but the line moves the other way.

    Reality definition: Just another method books and scamdicappers use to con you out of your money.

    Believers will tell you it helps track where "sharp" money is going, but it doesn't.

    You can choose what you want to believe, but gather all the info you can and THEN make an informed decision.

    Before you decide it has merit, ask yourself a couple questions (ones that the faithful like to ignore):

    1- Who is supplying you with the info and betting %'s that the moves are based on?
    The books. The same guys that exist to TAKE your money.
    I know for a fact not all info is reported accurately, some books use it to influence incoming money so they can balance their action.

    2 - At the book, we called certain players sharps for a reason - they won more than they lost, as our tracking systems confirmed. So, if the believers have knowledge of where sharp money is going how come they don't bet sports for a living? How come they never post their plays in the forum and show a winning record? Why do the "SHARP MONEY!" threads they start always end after a few weeks at best?

    Common sense will always steer you in the right direction.
    Last edited by Ardy; 01-15-20, 04:37 PM.

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  • CappinTerp
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    IMO it means dick....but that is just one opinion .

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  • dannydiceman
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    Originally posted by Nathanuel
    Can someone in layman's terms explain reverse line movement?

    I'm under the impression it's where a line moves out but Moneyline shortens is that correct?
    Read about how to use reverse line movement to your advantage in sports betting. Learn why reverse-line movement contradicts the public betting percentages.

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  • Nathanuel
    started a topic Reverse line movement

    Reverse line movement

    Can someone in layman's terms explain reverse line movement?

    I'm under the impression it's where a line moves out but Moneyline shortens is that correct?
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