Halfway through the season and I have not seen any threads or post regarding taking that big money line favorite and knocking it down by using a run line calculator. Just curious if anyone has done this on a consistent basis? Is it a sucker bet??
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07-12-22 01:37 PM #1
Anybody use a runline calculator...i so have you been successful on a consistent basi
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07-12-22 01:44 PM #2
It depends. If you straight up use the calculator, you are assuming the total is right. But why would the total be right automatically, when a side is wrong.
It is good to look into the run lines. Chiefly, it allows you lineshop 2 bets instead of 1. If I am line shopping 6 book, I get 12 options instead of 6. Find a lot of value that way.
I tend to take smaller favorites on the run line. I don't tend to bet large favorites.
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07-12-22 02:00 PM #3
Thanks W.
Originally Posted by Waterstpub87
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07-12-22 03:36 PM #4
I've seen some people be successful with that. (I don't know about the long run)
If its a big fav, its still -140 on the run line.
Those sports bettin online calcs are handy.
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