There are generally two types of sports gamblers. There are those who pick up the schedule and look at the point spreads for each game and say, "Eight points are too many, I'm betting the underdog," or there are those who will pick up the schedule and compare the point spreads to their own numbers and say, "This team is favored by eight points, yet I only have them winning by three, so I'll bet the underdog." Simply stated, power ratings are numbers that show the projected disparity between teams in points from a mathematical perspective. While the point spread has to factor in public opinion, power ratings do not, and for that reason alone, should be more accurate than the point spread more times than not. The fact that most successful sports bettors will most definitely fall into the second category, tells you all you need to know whether it's worth your time and effort to keep power ratings for football and basketball. J.J. Bascus[ Reno N.V.] has determined himself as the best NFL & NBA sports handicapper in the country by his power rating considered the best 80% true. My friends nobody,I mean nobody has a power rating like his. A very important tool I use in betting the NFL& NBA. My record speaks for itself ****[all my threads and predictions are posted with SBR Sports Forum if you care to check]****.
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