9.5 rule in football betting

[kid31]

Recently saw a poster talking about the 9.5 point rule in football betting. It was very interesting and was telling my friend about it. Can anyone direct me to this thread or the post about it? It was in reference to pro and college teams getting 9.5 points and being the most profitable number in history.



thank you in advance

 

[MantisToboggan]

Recently saw a poster talking about the 9.5 point rule in football betting. It was very interesting and was telling my friend about it. Can anyone direct me to this thread or the post about it? It was in reference to pro and college teams getting 9.5 points and being the most profitable number in history.



thank you in advance

At one point I saw some data that 9.5 was the most profitable number for ML dogs in college football. They were around 50-100 with an ROI near 25%.

 

[kid31]

This was a veteran poster of many years who posted the data. I know he is out there and will see this

 

[MoneyMiller]

+ 2.5 is pretty juicy too

 

[sdf]

for CFB, I dont see any goodness here in the past 10 years

http://sportsdatabase.com/ncaafb/qu...line=9.5+and+season>2004&submit=++S+D+Q+L+!++

30-95 SU...and getting +300 on the dog wont pay out. long term is not any better

also, books deal different numbers at kickoff, so which book do you look for for 9.5 when others may have 10 or 9 on the game?

 

[Lando21]

The post was made by FADE2WIN, one of the great cappers in RX

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1029803

 

[kid31]

The post was made by FADE2WIN, one of the great cappers in RX

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1029803

Thanks amigo that was the one.

 

[RussellPeters]

The post was made by FADE2WIN, one of the great cappers in RX

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1029803

It was Fade's post but Mob's theory, he was the first to mention this a long time ago