Can you get a rough idea of where the book are leaning based on the money line?
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themajormtSBR MVP
- 07-30-08
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#1Money Line QuestionTags: None -
RogueScholarSBR Hall of Famer
- 02-05-07
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#2Sometimes yeah, and other times it's just that MLs are typically slower to move than a spread or total. This is assuming the book has a lean one way or the other, they set the opener and then let the money make the market as necessary.
Originally posted by StraitShooter90% of the guys dont give a shit about your problems..and the other 10 are glad you have them..Comment -
themajormtSBR MVP
- 07-30-08
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#3Roguey that was the most Apolitcal answer possible...Comment -
MonkeyF0ckerSBR Posting Legend
- 06-12-07
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#4What do you mean by lean? Are you referring to opinionated lines? If so, you can simply look at an efficient market to determine that.Comment -
themajormtSBR MVP
- 07-30-08
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#5Yes exactly... Is there a way to gauge that based on the money line? Like if the spread is -5.5 the ML should be XXX
BY efficient do you mean a large,diverse market like Pinnacle??Comment -
MonkeyF0ckerSBR Posting Legend
- 06-12-07
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#6Yes. Pinny is a good indicator. As a guage for opinionated lines, I'd say the ML isn't a very good indication of any opinion. You can find the appropriate spread to moneyline conversion by using Ganch's Spread/ML converter in SBR's Betting Tools.Comment
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