Last night was a prime example of what many call "The Pinny Lean": Where Pinnacle tries hard to get you to play the wrong side.
But is their any Truth to the Pinny Lean or is it just a Myth?
Last Night: (2 Examples)
Second Half Lines
Tue 2/26 515 Portland Trail Blazers +10 +150 OVER 101.5 -117
07:35 PM 516 Los Angeles Lakers -10 -165 UNDER 101.5 +107
Tue 2/26 513 Seattle Supersonics +10 +128 OVER 110.5 -124
07:35 PM 514 Golden State Warriors -10 -140 UNDER 110.5 +114
It seemed that Pinnacle wanted you to stay far away from the Lakers -10 by juicing it up to -165. It also seemed like Pinnacle wanted you staying far away from the Warriors -10 by juicing it up to -140. It seemed that they were hoping you;d see the big PLUS money on the 2nd half underdogs and take it.
Results: The Lakers covered by 20 for the 2nd half while the Warriors pushed on the 10; losing at all other books which moved the line to 11.
What are your thought about "The Pinny Lean"?
But is their any Truth to the Pinny Lean or is it just a Myth?
Last Night: (2 Examples)
Second Half Lines
Tue 2/26 515 Portland Trail Blazers +10 +150 OVER 101.5 -117
07:35 PM 516 Los Angeles Lakers -10 -165 UNDER 101.5 +107
Tue 2/26 513 Seattle Supersonics +10 +128 OVER 110.5 -124
07:35 PM 514 Golden State Warriors -10 -140 UNDER 110.5 +114
It seemed that Pinnacle wanted you to stay far away from the Lakers -10 by juicing it up to -165. It also seemed like Pinnacle wanted you staying far away from the Warriors -10 by juicing it up to -140. It seemed that they were hoping you;d see the big PLUS money on the 2nd half underdogs and take it.
Results: The Lakers covered by 20 for the 2nd half while the Warriors pushed on the 10; losing at all other books which moved the line to 11.
What are your thought about "The Pinny Lean"?