How Heritage chooses the game for the 'Get out at halftime' promo

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  • princecharles
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 11-22-10
    • 827

    #1
    How Heritage chooses the game for the 'Get out at halftime' promo
    Obviously a nationally televised game, but wondering do they want a short spread, a game with a potential high total, on a Thursday night so money is already deposited for the weekend,etc?
  • yisman
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 09-01-08
    • 75682

    #2
    they've done weeknight games involving small schools while I've been at Heritage.
    [quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
    [/quote]

    [quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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    • princecharles
      SBR Wise Guy
      • 11-22-10
      • 827

      #3
      Dup, sorry
      Last edited by princecharles; 10-04-12, 06:16 PM.
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      • princecharles
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 11-22-10
        • 827

        #4
        Well one thing I figured out is they probably want a spread as close to a pick-em as possible.

        This way a player can't hedge by taking the opposite of the dog/under fav/over correlation
        as a separate bet.

        For example, if the game's fav is -21 points, you play the fav (or dog), and then make a separate bet taking the over (if you bet the dog), or the under if you bet the cancellable fav.

        Or WTF am I thinking?
        Play the other side of whoever you take at Heritage, Ark or Fl
        at another book.
        Then you try for a win or split.

        Damn didn't occur to me till now, would have posted up if I thought of this earlier. :-)
        Last edited by princecharles; 10-04-12, 06:18 PM.
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        • yisman
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 09-01-08
          • 75682

          #5
          Originally posted by princecharles
          Well one thing I figured out is they probably want a spread as close to a pick-em as possible.

          This way a player can't hedge by taking the opposite of the dog/under fav/over correlation
          as a separate bet.

          For example, if the game's fav is -21 points, you play the fav (or dog), and then make a separate bet taking the over (if you bet the dog), or the under if you bet the cancellable fav.

          Or WTF am I thinking?
          Play the other side of whoever you take at Heritage, Ark or Fl
          at another book.
          Then you try for a win or split.

          Damn didn't occur to me till now, would have posted up if I thought of this earlier. :-)
          lol
          [quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
          [/quote]

          [quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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