System Play 9-2 YTD

Henri

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Each Friday I log on to Scoresandodds.com to look at the line movement. I look at three things:

1. What the line opened at

2. What the initial line movement was

3. And lastly where the line is currently

What I hjave come up w/ is the following:

Lets use this weeks only play as an example: Wake Forest +1.5

Wake Forest opened as a 2 point favorite. Since then the line has moved as follows:
WF went to 3 then down to 2.5, 1.5, 1, X, BC 1 then BC 1.5 where it sits currently

My analysis is this: Vegas comes up w/ an opeing # then the sharp money hits it first w/ the initial move. From there the general public (you & me) bets on the # all week moving it accordingly.

For it to qualify as a system play the following line movement needs to happen:

The opening line needs to take a sharp one point move or more for either team like WF from a 2 to 3 point favorite. Then the line needs to move a minimum of 2 points the other way throughout the week as shown above. This system is 9-2 so far this year.

A game earlier this year that sticks out vividly was Duke at Uconn. Uconn opened up as a 14 point favorite. It move to 12 overnight and then by game time it was 15.5 Duke lost by 2.

Feedback is appreciated and as always goodluck w/ whatever you bet
 

bleedsblkngold

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I am not 100% sure about this, but I always thought that the numerous current lines on Scores and Odds were from various sports books. Ala Don Best lines. If I recall, Scores and Odds used to post the diff. books above the lines. But, hey, if the system works, use it.
 

homedog

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I am not 100% sure about this, but I always thought that the numerous current lines on Scores and Odds were from various sports books. Ala Don Best lines. If I recall, Scores and Odds used to post the diff. books above the lines. But, hey, if the system works, use it.

:nono:
 
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