Example:
Team A vs. Team B
My pick, Team A ML -110
Player 1 for Team A has never lost to an Eastern conference team on a Tuesday.
[This statistic is obviously meaningless, but what about stats about Team A's record vs. Team B over the past 10 years. Wtf does a game 10 years ago mean today?]
Player 2 for Team A will be eager to make up for his poor performance.
[Okay. Or maybe his poor performance is because he sucks and will suck again tonight.]
Players 3 and 4 for Team A have chemistry.
[This is a favorite of Vegas Dave. Look at his writeup on Capitals/Kings game today, he uses it for almost all of his reasons for his bet]
Player 5 always does well in <City of Team B>.
[For one, this could just be randomness. For another, it inevitably refers back to my first point, that games from previous years are essentially irrelevant]
If you're going to post a write-up, talk about information that you think has not already been included in the line. The fact that Team B just plain sucks is already included in the line. If you don't have information that wouldn't be included in the line, then you're just paying juice on a coin flip. This is known as "being a moron".
Team A vs. Team B
My pick, Team A ML -110
Player 1 for Team A has never lost to an Eastern conference team on a Tuesday.
[This statistic is obviously meaningless, but what about stats about Team A's record vs. Team B over the past 10 years. Wtf does a game 10 years ago mean today?]
Player 2 for Team A will be eager to make up for his poor performance.
[Okay. Or maybe his poor performance is because he sucks and will suck again tonight.]
Players 3 and 4 for Team A have chemistry.
[This is a favorite of Vegas Dave. Look at his writeup on Capitals/Kings game today, he uses it for almost all of his reasons for his bet]
Player 5 always does well in <City of Team B>.
[For one, this could just be randomness. For another, it inevitably refers back to my first point, that games from previous years are essentially irrelevant]
If you're going to post a write-up, talk about information that you think has not already been included in the line. The fact that Team B just plain sucks is already included in the line. If you don't have information that wouldn't be included in the line, then you're just paying juice on a coin flip. This is known as "being a moron".