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  • Senator7
    SBR MVP
    • 08-20-05
    • 1559

    #1
    Line Movement/Sportsbook Question
    When it comes to line movements, which sportsbook is "the one to watch"? I mean, on SBR Odds for example, which book will change a line first that all others will follow? I'm assuming its either Pinnacle, Olympic, or CRIS, but I just want to know which one to pay attention to so I can always get down on the best number at some of my "easier" books. As always, any help would be appreciated!

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  • Terris
    SBR Sharp
    • 08-23-05
    • 299

    #2
    90% Pinny, specially close to kickoff
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    • jjgold
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 07-20-05
      • 388179

      #3
      Cris and Greek take big action also
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      • Senator7
        SBR MVP
        • 08-20-05
        • 1559

        #4
        Thanks for the replies guys. I have an example. Right now on SBR Odds, Pinnacle is the only book with Bowling Green +7. Every other book is at +7.5. Is it safe to assume that the other books will soon be moving to match Pinnacle or is The Greek or CRIS a better indicator of line movements?

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        • Terris
          SBR Sharp
          • 08-23-05
          • 299

          #5
          i dont monitor NFL lines, so cant tell sry. But i guess 0.5 is not enough of a difference for the other bookies to follow, and the game is tomorrow right?
          At MLB pinny is the best indicator by far, 1 team will always have better odds than the other bookies offer, and sooner or later something will happen.
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          • Mudcat
            Restricted User
            • 07-21-05
            • 9287

            #6
            Originally posted by Senator7
            Thanks for the replies guys. I have an example. Right now on SBR Odds, Pinnacle is the only book with Bowling Green +7. Every other book is at +7.5. Is it safe to assume that the other books will soon be moving to match Pinnacle or is The Greek or CRIS a better indicator of line movements?

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            I don't find that safe to assume at all. I understand how you might wish that there would be nice, neat rules like that, but unfortunately I find line movement to be much more (infuriatingly) unpredictable.
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            • Terris
              SBR Sharp
              • 08-23-05
              • 299

              #7
              an example: Pinny has +105, -113 on a Mlb ML. the other bookies have -115, -105.
              Now some sharps will hit pinnys +105 and the other bookies -105.
              Its pretty safe to assume that pinny wont hold the +105 for long (exeption is close to game start, when they may raise it even more), and the other bookies might move to -105, -115 or something.
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              • SBR_John
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 07-12-05
                • 16471

                #8
                I can tell you from visiting dozens of sportsbooks a year that CRIS is the most watched book and most followed. Next would be Oly. Pinny has a different system and can swing and is pretty fluid.
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                • Senator7
                  SBR MVP
                  • 08-20-05
                  • 1559

                  #9
                  Originally posted by SBR_John
                  I can tell you from visiting dozens of sportsbooks a year that CRIS is the most watched book and most followed. Next would be Oly. Pinny has a different system and can swing and is pretty fluid.
                  Thanks John! This is the answer I was looking for, but I'm starting to like the discussion. Any other theories or discussion in this thread are very welcome as line movements are an incredibly important topic.

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                  • raiders72001
                    Senior Member
                    • 08-10-05
                    • 11126

                    #10
                    I agree 100% with John in that it's CRIS. Props and sports not bet heavily you may want to look at Oly or Pinny.
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