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WTF!! Books playin the RLM game with Lin&company
Give this RLM shit a break,this all but convinces me RLM has become a public betting tool of the majority so the books manipulate it to take away the advantage that was once there for the few,back in the day RLM was few and far between but now all of the sudden there is RLM everyday on just about one half of the card which makes RLM a coin toss at best...............
Time to find a new tool men..........
I have no play/lean here but I don't think the books are trying to manipulate anything.
If RLM is becoming more common but less useful as a predictor, there are more subtle reasons why that might be.
Care to give the subtle reasons you believe are there?Originally Posted by FourLengthsClear
In general terms, shallow markets where there are big cards and with football season having ended.
Specific to the game you highlighted, The Knicks have become a very "public" team over the last two weeks or so, I suspect the majority of bets would have been on them even at -7.5.
Last edited by FourLengthsClear; 02-15-12 at 11:04 AM.
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