Yeah, just like I said yesterday, kicking myself for not taking the Over.
But, I have a few disciplines in buying, and one is to not buy a bad line.
If you're going to win, part of it is buying smart.
Yesterday, smart would have been to buy the Over when it opened. But I thought it opened high and Under bettors might buy it down; instead it went up. And I would not buy 214 when I could have had 209' or 210 had I bought it when it opened.
I often include buying strategy in my posts, "buy now" or "wait to buy" with reasons given.
I KNEW I was going to be taking a hard look at the Over after the low shooting %'s in the previous game,
but I made a bad call on the opening #, chose to wait, and it moved against me so many pts that I laid off.
And cost myself a winner as it sailed Ov by double digits.
Just a bad call on my part, for waiting, and not buying despite the line move.
Shake it off, move on . . .
Today only one spot: OW has Phil.
This spot started out great, peaking at 1-6. Five wins later it's sitting at 6-6.
In the semi-finals it's 3-0; on Phil/Mia it's 1-0.
I feel like buying Mia tonight, but much of that feeling is to try and make up for the bad call yesterday and get back a unit I should have banked. And that's no reason to use a Fade on a 6-6 spot, that is on a 5-0 run, including 1-0 in this series.
I have no edges tonight, no multiple spots to choose from, so, no buys for me today.
But, I have a few disciplines in buying, and one is to not buy a bad line.
If you're going to win, part of it is buying smart.
Yesterday, smart would have been to buy the Over when it opened. But I thought it opened high and Under bettors might buy it down; instead it went up. And I would not buy 214 when I could have had 209' or 210 had I bought it when it opened.
I often include buying strategy in my posts, "buy now" or "wait to buy" with reasons given.
I KNEW I was going to be taking a hard look at the Over after the low shooting %'s in the previous game,
but I made a bad call on the opening #, chose to wait, and it moved against me so many pts that I laid off.
And cost myself a winner as it sailed Ov by double digits.
Just a bad call on my part, for waiting, and not buying despite the line move.
Shake it off, move on . . .
Today only one spot: OW has Phil.
This spot started out great, peaking at 1-6. Five wins later it's sitting at 6-6.
In the semi-finals it's 3-0; on Phil/Mia it's 1-0.
I feel like buying Mia tonight, but much of that feeling is to try and make up for the bad call yesterday and get back a unit I should have banked. And that's no reason to use a Fade on a 6-6 spot, that is on a 5-0 run, including 1-0 in this series.
I have no edges tonight, no multiple spots to choose from, so, no buys for me today.