I almost never bet props, but I was looking at some of them today that were created to use a double "blind" value.
Examples: Player X receiving or rushing yards vs. Tiger sunday round score, Tigers # of birdied holes sunday, Els score sunday, etc.
Problem for them is that ALL of those golf results are now known commodities. TIGER HAD 9 BIRDIES, TIGER SHOT 65, ELS SHOT 71. They are 9 hours ahead of us and we now the results.
When you take a look at the unknowns that they are now allowing you to compare these to, it gives a HUGE edge and a chance for a very good "hedge" of almost all of these things, especially considering the extreme number of Woods birdies and his low total score.
Randy Moss total cathches is set at 5.5 on this same book. The prop is Tiger birdies vs. Moss Catches. You can either go with a straight bet of Moss to have less than 9 grabs (a great value) or hedge it for Moss to have 6, 7, or 8 grabs and get paid on BOTH by pairing that action with a Moss over 5.5 grabs bet.
The other ones using the Dubai scores are equally attractive and have very good values for Jacobs rushing yards (you can get it down from 65.5 to 50 using the golf prop) and Toomer receiving yards, which you can get down to 35 total yards using a golf prop!!!
They should have probably pulled these awhile ago, but that's their mistake.
BEST OF LUCK!!!!
releasedahounds
These were found @ BETUS.COM
