There's an occasional game like the Fullerton St. game recently where the point spread dropped six points. Huge advantage, definitely.
But, in most cases, stale lines only give you a half a point to a point advantage. How much does that really help someone win? It gives you at most maybe a 5% advantage, imho.
But, the real kicker is this: your opponent is using the same stale lines so no one has any special advantage. If you say stale lines give you a 5% advantage than both people in the contest have the same 5% advantage, the results are completely valid then, imho.
If both contestants have a 5% advantage then it all evens out and you have a valid contest. Right?
But, in most cases, stale lines only give you a half a point to a point advantage. How much does that really help someone win? It gives you at most maybe a 5% advantage, imho.
But, the real kicker is this: your opponent is using the same stale lines so no one has any special advantage. If you say stale lines give you a 5% advantage than both people in the contest have the same 5% advantage, the results are completely valid then, imho.
If both contestants have a 5% advantage then it all evens out and you have a valid contest. Right?
