| Basketball College | Spread | Money Line | Total Points | |
| Long Beach State at Hawaii - Sunday, January 15, 2017 12:00 AM | ||||
| 679 Long Beach State | -2½ -110 | -145 | Over 137½ -110 | |
| 680 Hawaii | +2½ -110 | +125 | Under 137½ -110 | |
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I Just put a small bet in on HawaiiComment -
No way I would bet Hawaii. After watching them in their own tournament struggle to score 15 points a half I would have to blindly take LBSU. They aren't as bad as their record indicates because they always play a brutal schedule to start the season.Comment -
Pass. No edgeComment -
Like betting on a fight between stevie wonder and ray charles. that being said, i'll take the home team.Comment -
Looks like the line opened with Hawaii -1 and moved towards Long Beach.
I have Hawaii winning this game by 14 points and the public gauge says Hawaii wins by 3 points.
I think the wrong team is currently favored as pressure on Long Beach isn't borne out of algorithms.
Not much time for more analysis except to say the wrong team being favored in this spot, at night, doesn't sit well at the moment. That said, I countered the pressure with Hawaii +3 (-110)
Good Luck.
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JJ, go fuk a porcupine suhn.
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It took until OT, but they got it done. Nice hit.Originally posted by big joe 1212
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Originally posted by rizesporI'll be the first to say that there are as many ways to handicap as there are handicappers.Originally posted by KVB
That said, what was your forecast? What did you compare to the market to determine there was no edge?
What do you define as an edge? The wrong team was favored and the sharpest line I make had the market off by 17 points.
With that kind of overlay, surely you could have found an edge somewhere along the way. Even the non-predictive public gauge had Hawaii winning the game. I can understand a pass, but because of no edge is tough to swallow.
Bettors were fooled by the market tonight and remained fooled right up until about 3 seconds to go in regulation; then the reality of OT set in for them.
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Kvb schooling these young kids as usual love itOriginally posted by KVBI'll be the first to say that there are as many ways to handicap as there are handicappers.
That said, what was your forecast? What did you compare to the market to determine there was no edge?
What do you define as an edge? The wrong team was favored and the sharpest line I make had the market off by 17 points.
With that kind of overlay, surely you could have found an edge somewhere along the way. Even the non-predictive public gauge had Hawaii winning the game. I can understand a pass, but because of no edge is tough to swallow.
Bettors were fooled by the market tonight and remained fooled right up until about 3 seconds to go in regulation; then the reality of OT set in for them.
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Aloha mutherfukkerComment -
lost
whats newComment -
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OverComment
