Weekly Betting Roundup for October 11-17
B. Sharps / Head Linesman / Legends
Hello players! Let’s dive right into it with last Monday’s results: the players did well with the playoff game tabbing the under in the San Francisco - Atlanta contest, the side was split on the game. In the football game, the players won the total after looking they had no shot at halftime; the books won the side small to wash out the game.
Tuesday the public trounced the sharp guys as everyone had Texas (LEE and under); the sharps made a small play on Tampa and over but it wasn’t enough to override the wave of support for Mr. Lee.
Wednesday the players did well again with UCF covering; the total was a mix but the books were in a hole heading into Thursday.
Thursday not much changed as the players were all over Kansas State and the over, were pretty mixed in the West Virginia – South Florida game to have another winning night for the players.
Friday also saw the players do ok as the game was split between Cincinnati and Louisville but they won the over 56 to rack up another small win.
Saturday the house came back a little winning with Michigan State -7, East Carolina +8, Mississippi State +8, Texas +10, Wisconsin +3, and Missouri +4. The players countered with Pittsburgh -1, Oklahoma -23, Colorado State -3 ½, North Carolina -6, Iowa -3, and of course Boise State -41 but the house got back some of the week during the course of the day. The movers won with Pittsburgh +1, Army +7, Hawaii +7, Navy under 53, and lost with California +3, Notre Dame under 55, and Georgia under 48. There were many other "moves", of course, throughout the day and week but I just highlighted Saturday’s main games.
Sunday wasn’t the bailout day for the books like the previous weeks were. The house won with the Rams +9, Seattle +6, and Minnesota -1 ½ while the players won with New Orleans -5, Philly -2, Pittsburgh -14, New York Jets -3 ½. A few games landed on the number including New England -3, Indianapolis -3, and San Francisco -8 to add some profits for the numbers hunters. All in all a tiny win for the books (volume cures most ills).
Good luck players! Talk to you next week.
B. Sharps / Head Linesman / Legends
Hello players! Let’s dive right into it with last Monday’s results: the players did well with the playoff game tabbing the under in the San Francisco - Atlanta contest, the side was split on the game. In the football game, the players won the total after looking they had no shot at halftime; the books won the side small to wash out the game.
Tuesday the public trounced the sharp guys as everyone had Texas (LEE and under); the sharps made a small play on Tampa and over but it wasn’t enough to override the wave of support for Mr. Lee.
Wednesday the players did well again with UCF covering; the total was a mix but the books were in a hole heading into Thursday.
Thursday not much changed as the players were all over Kansas State and the over, were pretty mixed in the West Virginia – South Florida game to have another winning night for the players.
Friday also saw the players do ok as the game was split between Cincinnati and Louisville but they won the over 56 to rack up another small win.
Saturday the house came back a little winning with Michigan State -7, East Carolina +8, Mississippi State +8, Texas +10, Wisconsin +3, and Missouri +4. The players countered with Pittsburgh -1, Oklahoma -23, Colorado State -3 ½, North Carolina -6, Iowa -3, and of course Boise State -41 but the house got back some of the week during the course of the day. The movers won with Pittsburgh +1, Army +7, Hawaii +7, Navy under 53, and lost with California +3, Notre Dame under 55, and Georgia under 48. There were many other "moves", of course, throughout the day and week but I just highlighted Saturday’s main games.
Sunday wasn’t the bailout day for the books like the previous weeks were. The house won with the Rams +9, Seattle +6, and Minnesota -1 ½ while the players won with New Orleans -5, Philly -2, Pittsburgh -14, New York Jets -3 ½. A few games landed on the number including New England -3, Indianapolis -3, and San Francisco -8 to add some profits for the numbers hunters. All in all a tiny win for the books (volume cures most ills).
Good luck players! Talk to you next week.