I was wondering if there's a chart somewhere that equated a certain pointspread to what the moneyline would be for the same game. I've been trying to play both types of betting to add an extra dimension to my betting. But, I've noticed that sometimes a dog getting 3 points will be +140 on the M.L., but sometimes much higher, maybe +175. What's the deal? Can anyone explain the nuances of the mapping between moneyline and pointspread? Thanks.
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slacker00SBR Posting Legend
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#1Moneyline versus PointspreadTags: None -
AKSBR Wise Guy
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#295% of all my plays are dog's ML when the line is no higher than +220Comment -
BuddyBearSBR Hall of Famer
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#3Originally posted by slacker00I was wondering if there's a chart somewhere that equated a certain pointspread to what the moneyline would be for the same game. I've been trying to play both types of betting to add an extra dimension to my betting. But, I've noticed that sometimes a dog getting 3 points will be +140 on the M.L., but sometimes much higher, maybe +175. What's the deal? Can anyone explain the nuances of the mapping between moneyline and pointspread? Thanks.
This would be a good question for Granchow or Mudcat. Those guys seem to be good at things like that.Comment -
onlookerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#4Just something I dug up:
-2: -130/+110
-2.5: -140/+120
-3: -155/+135
-3.5: -175/+155
-4: -200/+170
-4.5: -220/+180
-5/-5.5: -240/+190
-6: -270/+210
-6.5: -300/+220
-7: -330/+250
-7.5/-8/-8.5: -360/+280
-9/-9.5: -400/+300
-10: -450/+325
-11: -550/+375
-12: -600/+400
-13: -650/+450
I wish this would of formatted better in tables, but I tried to make it easier to read with making the spread bold type.Comment -
BuddyBearSBR Hall of Famer
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#5is that book specific or just general onlooker?Comment -
onlookerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#6Originally posted by BuddyBearis that book specific or just general onlooker?Comment -
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pags11SBR Posting Legend
- 08-18-05
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#9I'd also say a lot of players put say 80% of their wager on the spread side, and 20% on the ML (when betting dogs of course)...Comment -
slacker00SBR Posting Legend
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#10Thanks guys. I'll be digesting these numbers, seeing what I can figure out. But, at first glance it makes a lot of sense.Comment -
SBR_JohnSBR Posting Legend
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#11In football I will take the ML on dog spreads of +2.5 or less and that works out well. But for baskets I'll usually take the +2.5.Comment -
bigboydanSBR Aristocracy
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#12i'd personaly would take the ML on those types of hoops games john.Comment -
OldeTymePlayaSBR Sharp
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#13I just bet point spreads but some of what I've read makes me think I should be looking at moneylinesComment -
pags11SBR Posting Legend
- 08-18-05
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#14good point sbrjohn...unless you anticipate a very low scoring game, it's best to take a dog of 2.5 or less on the ML...more often than not the points won't matter...although I took NIU +2.5 against NW and they lost by one when the NIU coach went for two after tying the game at the end of regulation...Comment
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