The sharp forecast has Calgary winning with 23 or 24 points to Saskatchewan’s 0 points. The stacking forecast has Calgary winning with 31 or 33 points to Saskatchewan’s 13 points. The non-predictive public gauge shows Calgary winning basically 27-17.
Those unsophisticated methods using means and medians show Calgary winning with scores in the 20’s and a very low total from 20 to 30 points. Like the sharp forecast, these numbers do not give Saskatchewan much credit against Calgary.
The line opened with Calgary -7, ticked downward to 6 in some places, and then made its way toward the numbers to -7.5. The Total opened at 47.5 and really hasn’t budged.
There may have been manipulation here to get a better Calgary number and it may have worked.
I pretty much laid out what I have. Not much in an edge with streak riding and streak breaking metrics and with Ottawa potentially settling it gets even weaker. While there’s not much of an edge, there is plenty of reason for those bettors to engage this game, on both sides.
The Total is fairly split and the line makes sense. Calgary money and tickets are still dominating spread wise and we still see that moneyline level of bets tend toward the upset. Parlay activity is also on Calgary.
One thing to mention, we have evidence that there were some larger bets place on the Calgary moneyline.
This first game isn’t over, and a comeback is not unreasonable here. Remember, in the CFL no lead is safe and we haven’t seen any TD’s yet.
Those unsophisticated methods using means and medians show Calgary winning with scores in the 20’s and a very low total from 20 to 30 points. Like the sharp forecast, these numbers do not give Saskatchewan much credit against Calgary.
The line opened with Calgary -7, ticked downward to 6 in some places, and then made its way toward the numbers to -7.5. The Total opened at 47.5 and really hasn’t budged.
There may have been manipulation here to get a better Calgary number and it may have worked.
I pretty much laid out what I have. Not much in an edge with streak riding and streak breaking metrics and with Ottawa potentially settling it gets even weaker. While there’s not much of an edge, there is plenty of reason for those bettors to engage this game, on both sides.
The Total is fairly split and the line makes sense. Calgary money and tickets are still dominating spread wise and we still see that moneyline level of bets tend toward the upset. Parlay activity is also on Calgary.
One thing to mention, we have evidence that there were some larger bets place on the Calgary moneyline.
This first game isn’t over, and a comeback is not unreasonable here. Remember, in the CFL no lead is safe and we haven’t seen any TD’s yet.
