Who likes Washington tonight?

[cburland10]

They play very good off of losses and I think they can easily cover the 3 here.. What does the rest of SBR think?

Have a good week all and hope everyone gets through these storms on the east coast!

[lakerboy]

Wait. They lost to okc and then lost to port.

[cburland10]

Wait. They lost to okc and then lost to port.

quality post

[lakerboy]

quality post

They play well of losses yet they lost in okc and then lost again in rip city.

[cburland10]

They play well of losses yet they lost in okc and then lost again in rip city.

So Wash -3 it is

[lakerboy]

So Wash -3 it is

They are the right side obviously. Might be too late.

[shermanator]

love you kennith faried. Thanks for missing free throws

[cburland10]

that was the biggest bullshit I have ever seen in my life

[shermanator]

penetrate you washington. how do you throw it away

[cburland10]

penetrate you washington. how do you throw it away

This is why I need to stop betting

shittt like that

[wikkidinsane]

washington at the end of games are just horrible

[cburland10]

if he gets the ball in they get fouled and cover by 4. but no john wall throws it directly to ty Lawson on the inbound

[lakerboy]

They are the right side obviously. Might be too late.

Cburland you need to learn. Beat the closers pal.

[frostno98]

The right team covered, Faried should of end in regulation.

[cburland10]

Cburland you need to learn. Beat the closers pal.

you know what it is LB
I have to stop betting my home team

[cburland10]

The right team covered, Faried should of end in regulation.

haha I love how people come in after and say this sht

[t-wizzle]

The right team covered, Faried should of end in regulation.

Wall was fouled on the strip. Lawson wacked him right across the hand.

[texhooper]

Cburland you need to learn. Beat the closers pal.

in all fairness he would have had to hit this as soon as it came out, then he probably would have still gotten a push at best. cburland, listen to lakerboy though. the point is still valid.

[cburland10]

Wall was fouled on the strip. Lawson wacked him right across the hand.

don't even get me started man haha
shitts a joke

[cburland10]

in all fairness he would have had to hit this as soon as it came out, then he probably would have still gotten a push at best. cburland, listen to lakerboy though. the point is still valid.

ive never really been a big believer in following line movement.. what are your thoughts on that

[t-wizzle]

in all fairness he would have had to hit this as soon as it came out, then he probably would have still gotten a push at best. cburland, listen to lakerboy though. the point is still valid.

Never touch the fave on a short line that has moved that much. It almost always ends in disaster.

[texhooper]

ive never really been a big believer in following line movement.. what are your thoughts on that

depends on your read on the game. i used to make more of a fuss about line movement. truth of the matter is if they're your boys, then you need to get a read on them. i will boldly posit that you should have known this was going to be tight enough to where that you shouldn't have taken them as favorites in denver in the first place. you'd be surprised at how much line movement coincides with a more intimate understanding of the teams as opposed to what's just on paper. that's why you see a lot of people always posting shit like "this line went from here to here, why is that?"

[texhooper]

Never touch the fave on a short line that has moved that much. It almost always ends in disaster.

that's not bad advice. definitely far from an "almost always" scenario though.

[texhooper]

depends on your read on the game. i used to make more of a fuss about line movement. truth of the matter is if they're your boys, then you need to get a read on them. i will boldly posit that you should have known this was going to be tight enough to where that you shouldn't have taken them as favorites in denver in the first place. you'd be surprised at how much line movement coincides with a more intimate understanding of the teams as opposed to what's just on paper. that's why you see a lot of people always posting shit like "this line went from here to here, why is that?"

i just realized most of this doesn't make a ton of sense when applied to this game. these are more just general thoughts of mine on line movement.

[t-wizzle]

that's not bad advice. definitely far from an "almost always" scenario though.

I have no data to back that up. It's just something that "seems" to happen all the time. I know I've seen it so many times.

[cburland10]

i just realized most of this doesn't make a ton of sense when applied to this game. these are more just general thoughts of mine on line movement.

I understood. makes sense

thanks coach

[texhooper]

I have no data to back that up. It's just something that "seems" to happen all the time. I know I've seen it so many times.

right, i know what you meant though.

line movement is tough, there's not really one way to talk about it. you just have to pay attention to it and develop a gut feel about it. those are dreaded words on a gambling message board. GUT FEEL. you have to realize movement very often isn't a predictor, and also know when it can be (like utah tonight in college basketball), and bet accordingly.

ultimately though, if you're doing your homework, your overall gut feel about a particular matchup shouldn't really be concerned with line movement anyway. but knowing when to act on line movement and when not to is also something you can develop.

[jashtonrich]

pick which side you are comfortable with and keep live betting in a open window incase you have to get out of original bet, like terrace howard said In get rich or die trying


"when im right im right but when im wrong I could have been right so I know im right"

[frostno98]

Anyone here should know that you never bet on a team playing b2b going into Denver, they have a great chance in not covering.

[19th Hole]

-3 and under play the M/L

[zert]

Wouldn't that be around a -200? How does that work in the long run?