I love playing teasers but I usually play them at about 6pts (for value). I was just plugging in some numbers for fun and looked at a 12pt teaser. When the lines get good value starting out, why not go this direction for more help? Don't bother telling me about how "teasers are sucker bets" or how "it's hard enough to pick one game right". I do quite well with my teasers (up 66 units on the year so far).
I am simply asking, why not do this with good value? For example, if i were to use a 12pt teaser I would want max value, so i would use 15 teams:
College Football 103 USC* +9 vs California
College Football 119 Clemson* +4 vs Maryland
College Football 125 South Carolina* +9 vs Mississippi State
College Football 145 Baylor* +21½ vs Texas A&M
College Football 147 LSU* -5 vs Tennessee U
College Football 156 Auburn* +14 vs Florida
College Football 163 Alabama* -13½ vs Mississippi
College Football 173 Stanford* -9½ vs Washington State
College Football 177 Oklahoma State* +4½ vs Texas
NFL Football 202 Green Bay Packers* -3½ vs St. Louis Rams
NFL Football 207 San Francisco 49ers* +16 vs Detroit Lions
NFL Football 209 Carolina Panthers* +15½ vs Atlanta Falcons
NFL Football 211 Indianapolis Colts* +20 vs Cincinnati Bengals
NFL Football 215 Houston Texans* +21 vs Baltimore Ravens
NFL Football 221 New Orleans Saints* +8 vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Let's say I put $300 down for a $4200 payout.
I don't see myself doing this, but I am curious where people stand on this. What's everyone's opinions on this?