Here's my Q:
The total always seems higher than the total of all games combined. I would guess that this is because if a game is "5" you can only be under by 5 goals, but you could go over by infinity.
But I seem to notice that when you have a full slate of games, there always seems to be two or three games that have 8-10 or even more goals scored. Take an average o/u of 5', and that is 3' or more over the total for three games. Since you don't see as many 1,2, or 3 goal games, this seems disproportionate.
I don't follow hockey as much as I used to, but it seems to me, that there is a built in value on the Salami over on full nights. If any of you have stats to back this or blow it up, please let me know.
Thanks
The total always seems higher than the total of all games combined. I would guess that this is because if a game is "5" you can only be under by 5 goals, but you could go over by infinity.
But I seem to notice that when you have a full slate of games, there always seems to be two or three games that have 8-10 or even more goals scored. Take an average o/u of 5', and that is 3' or more over the total for three games. Since you don't see as many 1,2, or 3 goal games, this seems disproportionate.
I don't follow hockey as much as I used to, but it seems to me, that there is a built in value on the Salami over on full nights. If any of you have stats to back this or blow it up, please let me know.
Thanks