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  • briedward
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 03-24-12
    • 982

    #1
    Public did awesome
    The sharpest bettors know when to bet with the public...

    At the end of the third quarter of the early NFL games on Sunday, Las Vegas Hotels Super Book vice president Jay Kornegay knew he needed more money at the front of the sportsbook.
  • MeatWad
    SBR MVP
    • 01-18-12
    • 1572

    #2
    Sharp bettors make their own assessments and bet according to perceived value vs the line. I don't care if a side is considered sharp or square. Honestly I was shocked to hear UK was allegedly a sharp side, apparently only to sharps who don't watch the games.


    I will occassionally incorporate the picks of other winning cappers, but don't invest much value in the terms sharp, square or even public betting. By the time these determinations are made the line has likely already losts it value. 90% of my football bets are made a week before the games actually start, or overnight on other sports.

    Bottom line if you are sharp at figuring out value and projecting outcomes, it doesn't matter what other sharps or squares are doing.
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    • ChalkyDog
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 10-02-11
      • 9598

      #3
      Originally posted by MeatWad
      Bottom line if you are sharp at figuring out value and projecting outcomes, it doesn't matter what other sharps or squares are doing.
      100% this.

      The first part about being sharp, is knowing where the value is. If you don't know how to ascertain your own value, you have no shot at being "sharp"

      Instead, you turn into a dart chucker.

      Doesn't matter if a dart chucker hits at a 54% on -110's.
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