Anybody think there is anything to this angle?
Books have had time to bounce back from that "bad week" and with NCAAB kicking off, the NBA underway, etc.. One would think there are now a lot more areas for books to to take advantage in other sports. NCAAB and the NBA and a later NCAAF.
Any cappers see an advantage for books to set lines for more favs to cover/win this week than the last two?
My thinking:
***NFL season winding down, but with a ton on key injuries and a lot of uncertainty on a lot of teams:
Why not let the public (or sharps for that matter) build up that bank roll in Week 11 and set games for the next 3+ weeks to rake back in what they COULD lose with more favs cover/winning this week?
The games I'm thinking this would be a factor today: (Favs)
Green Bay at Detroit
Cleveland at Dallas (Yes, I know, who would bet on Romo)
Indy at Pats (I don't trust the Pats either, bringing it up here for the angle in this thread...)
Arizona at Atlanta
SD and Denver
Tampa Bay at Carolina
Phil at Washington
I'm thinking the books give a little back to the public this week to favs on GB ML, BIG MAYBE on Dallas ML, Pats with the points, Atlanta ML/maybe points if she moves anymore and NO points...
NOTE: These are not picks - just trying to get a discussion going why I watch lines move....