I've looked but couldn't find anything. Does anyone know if there are any good ATS trends for the winners or losers after a triple OT game?
I'm not so sure about that.
In 2011, I just did an audit.
Teams that went to double or triple overtime, the following week, were:
11-1 ATS :scared
I'm going to check for single OT and also run back a few more years-
Started 2010, ATS back down to 4-6. doh
Saint, so double or triple OT teams won at a rate of 11 and 1 ats?
My reason for asking was because I was talking to a friend about both Tech and TCU and the next week. We talked about how dead they must be but in all reality how many more plays did each player play. It's not like the whole team was out there for 3 OTs. There really weren't that many more plays for each player and in all reality that's what matters.
I just wonder if there's anything in the number that reflects an overreaction by bettors?
For the record, I'm not saying there is just looking deeper.
I'm not so sure about that.
In 2011, I just did an audit.
Teams that went to double or triple overtime, the following week, were:
11-1 ATS :scared
I'm going to check for single OT and also run back a few more years-
Started 2010, ATS back down to 4-6. doh
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