Weekly Betting Roundup for November 22-28
B. Sharps / Head Linesman / Legends
Hello players! After last week’s drubbing of the books let’s see how this week panned out. Monday night the books picked up a small win as San Diego and Denver stayed under somehow; the books lost the side small to cut into the total profits.
Tuesday, in a small volume game, the books picked up wins on Miami Ohio +8 and the under to have a good day.
Wednesday was all hoops; I’ll get into talking about baskets after football is done.
Thursday only a Dallas cover averted complete disaster for the books. The players were all over New England and over, New Orleans and over, and the NY Jets and – believe it or not – under. The players won the college game too with Texas A&M to get back their losses from the week heading into the big three days of action.
Friday the players got the best of it winning with Western Michigan -7, Northern Illinois -24, Louisville -3, SMU -1, ASU -13, and, the big one, Auburn +4. The books countered with West Virginia +3 and Nevada +14 to limit the big day for the players. The movers had a big day winning with Toledo -3 ½, Northern Illinois -24, and Nebraska -16 ½ while losing with Ohio -4.
Saturday the movers won with Marshall -9 ½, Wake Forest +5, Minnesota +15, BYU +8 ½, Texas and Tech -9 but lost with Boston College over 37, Central Florida over 55, and Penn State +2 . The players picked up wins on Florida State - 2 ½, South Carolina -2, Wisconsin -23, Missouri -24, Michigan State -1, Stanford -14, and Texas Tech -10. The house countered with Indiana +4, Minnesota +15, Maryland +2, Oklahoma +2 ½, and Notre Dame +5 to pick up a win for the books to make it a dead heat with the players heading into Sunday.
Sunday the books came out on top winning big games with Buffalo +6 and Chicago +3 (these two games were the most lopsided action of the week), Carolina +8, and winning the under 50 ½ on the late game. The players countered with Minnesota -2 and Kansas City -2 to battle back a little but still a big day for the house and a decent ending to the week. The movers had a big day Sunday winning with Carolina +9, the Rams +3 ½, San Diego +3 (minus juice), and Chicago +3 ½, but still didn’t cut into the books’ profits much.
Good luck players! Talk to you next week.
B. Sharps / Head Linesman / Legends
Hello players! After last week’s drubbing of the books let’s see how this week panned out. Monday night the books picked up a small win as San Diego and Denver stayed under somehow; the books lost the side small to cut into the total profits.
Tuesday, in a small volume game, the books picked up wins on Miami Ohio +8 and the under to have a good day.
Wednesday was all hoops; I’ll get into talking about baskets after football is done.
Thursday only a Dallas cover averted complete disaster for the books. The players were all over New England and over, New Orleans and over, and the NY Jets and – believe it or not – under. The players won the college game too with Texas A&M to get back their losses from the week heading into the big three days of action.
Friday the players got the best of it winning with Western Michigan -7, Northern Illinois -24, Louisville -3, SMU -1, ASU -13, and, the big one, Auburn +4. The books countered with West Virginia +3 and Nevada +14 to limit the big day for the players. The movers had a big day winning with Toledo -3 ½, Northern Illinois -24, and Nebraska -16 ½ while losing with Ohio -4.
Saturday the movers won with Marshall -9 ½, Wake Forest +5, Minnesota +15, BYU +8 ½, Texas and Tech -9 but lost with Boston College over 37, Central Florida over 55, and Penn State +2 . The players picked up wins on Florida State - 2 ½, South Carolina -2, Wisconsin -23, Missouri -24, Michigan State -1, Stanford -14, and Texas Tech -10. The house countered with Indiana +4, Minnesota +15, Maryland +2, Oklahoma +2 ½, and Notre Dame +5 to pick up a win for the books to make it a dead heat with the players heading into Sunday.
Sunday the books came out on top winning big games with Buffalo +6 and Chicago +3 (these two games were the most lopsided action of the week), Carolina +8, and winning the under 50 ½ on the late game. The players countered with Minnesota -2 and Kansas City -2 to battle back a little but still a big day for the house and a decent ending to the week. The movers had a big day Sunday winning with Carolina +9, the Rams +3 ½, San Diego +3 (minus juice), and Chicago +3 ½, but still didn’t cut into the books’ profits much.
Good luck players! Talk to you next week.