You think Vegas loses 2 weeks in a row?

jm8122 · 11-11-18, 09:41 AM

I think its more like 3 weeks in a row they’ve been getting their asses handed too with the soft lines out on favorites but that will change soon just not sure exactly when

Husker36 · 11-11-18, 10:22 AM

Originally posted by jm8122

I think its more like 3 weeks in a row they’ve been getting their asses handed too with the soft lines out on favorites but that will change soon just not sure exactly when

I saw somewhere that last week was their first losing week in years.

jm8122 · 11-11-18, 10:40 AM

Originally posted by Husker36

I saw somewhere that last week was their first losing week in years.

Yes last week was the first big losing week but the public has won 3 straight weeks in NFL

Git Lo · 11-11-18, 03:49 PM

brians titans

how big of a dog is dallas?
raiders miami suck

Husker36 · 11-12-18, 11:10 AM

Originally posted by Husker36

Browns
Titans
Cincinnati
Miami
Arizona
Raiders
Dallas

Public is huge on the other side of these games.
Public was right last week and Vegas had a rare losing week.

4-3 with 3 dogs (Browns, Titians, and Dallas) winning outright.
I wouldn't bet on the Raiders the rest of the year. I don't see them caring or winning again.

Renegades · 11-12-18, 02:40 PM

Ive talked about this in a few other threads.

Im a little concerned with the trend. The nfl is very diff now than say 10-15 yrs ago. The rules are for offense. The league wants scoring. More teams going up tempo and running spread systems. More passing etc. the more passing, the more fast tempo, the more scoring is closely correlated to favorites covering. It does NOT benefit underdogs. Underdogs are at a disadvantage talent wise...thats why they are underdogs. Dogs are best when the game is ugly and low scoring which helps lessen the talent disparity. Now the part that I dont understand is why the books haven’t over adjusted to acct for this trend.

Renegades · 11-12-18, 02:42 PM

Its not a coincidence that the last 3 yrs have been avg at best for books. Last yr was the highest % of favorites to cover in 35 yrs