can someone please tell me how it appears that just about everyone in this forum is on fresno st and the points but the line is shooting up by the hour in favor of wisconsin??now at wis -10! so i guess the rest of the world disagrees with the majority in this forum.....just asking if i'm missing something here because im on wisconsin in the half -4.5 and in the game -6.5??:shrug:
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I agree with TCSN. Read Bobby Blue Chip's thread. He clearly breaks down the consensus on tonight's game. Good luck!
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well fvck it.....although im a little concerned that im one of the very few in this forum on wisky tonight.....im riding the badgers on the half and in the game....just dont see fsu within 10pts in camp randall tonight....hope im right .....good luck to all you guys on the game...thanks for responding!
FVCK IT!!!!
well fvck it.....although im a little concerned that im one of the very few in this forum on wisky tonight.....im riding the badgers on the half and in the game....just dont see fsu within 10pts in camp randall tonight....hope im right .....good luck to all you guys on the game...thanks for responding!
Some years ago, when I first began sportsbetting, I believed watching line movement was a very good indicator of who would win the game.
I remember betting a 3 team college football parlay where there was very significant line movement toward the favorite in all 3 of my picks.
In that 3 teamer, I lost to the number by an aggregate 97 points.
(This is no BS)
I didn't say "those teams sucked", but I did say "I have no idea what the hell I'm doing."
So I decided to forego the idea of making a profit in betting on sports, and instead, tried to learn every thing I could about handicapping.
I scoured the web. Read everything I could get my hands on. Asked stupid questions.
Took a couple of years, but I learned a lot.
This is one of the things I learned regarding line movement...
(These are my words)
"If a line moves more than 2 points in one direction, the House will USUALLY (not always) beat the bettor more often than not."
Line movement is tricky. It takes a very experienced, seasoned handicapper to understand the meaning of early moves or late moves as the line approaches game time.
Hope this helped.
Good luck.
I remember betting a 3 team college football parlay where there was very significant line movement toward the favorite in all 3 of my picks.
In that 3 teamer, I lost to the number by an aggregate 97 points.
(This is no BS)
I didn't say "those teams sucked", but I did say "I have no idea what the hell I'm doing."
So I decided to forego the idea of making a profit in betting on sports, and instead, tried to learn every thing I could about handicapping.
I scoured the web. Read everything I could get my hands on. Asked stupid questions.
Took a couple of years, but I learned a lot.
This is one of the things I learned regarding line movement...
(These are my words)
"If a line moves more than 2 points in one direction, the House will USUALLY (not always) beat the bettor more often than not."
Line movement is tricky. It takes a very experienced, seasoned handicapper to understand the meaning of early moves or late moves as the line approaches game time.
Hope this helped.
Good luck.
