Playoffs to date: 5-2 + 8.7 units
4 unit bets: 1-0 +4.0 units
3 unit bets: n/a
2 unit bets: 4-1 +4.8 units
1 unit bets: 0-1 -1.1 unit
Good wild card week, highlighted by Saturday when I hit a 4 unit play on KC and then hit a middle: Cin +3 (-120) and Ptt ML (-130) for a total of 4 units. I am 1-1 on totals and 4-1 on sides. 2-0 when on underdogs and 1-1 on favorites (though Wash was only -115 on the FH ML).
Anyway two early plays
Carolina -2.5 2 units (-120)
NE -5 2 units (-110)
I am betting these early because I fear NE could hit a key number in 6 and the Panthers in 3. I could be wrong though.
I have long write-ups coming, but quick rationale is the following. For Carolina: They are 15-1, at home and have the likely MVP only laying 2.5 points. The Panthers have been undervalued all year. Meanwhile SEA looked pedestrian in Minn and are lucky to win. They have been traveling a lot.
As for NE. KC is 27th in the league in yards, but among the best in points. The reason? Turnovers? But the Pat's are among the best at avoiding turnovers. Brady's INT-TD ratio is excellent this year and the team fumbles less than anyone (even with properly inflated balls, which helps show how stupid that article was). The Pat's last practice had everyone on deck except Ebner, so all these huge injuries that hurt them down the stretch: Jones, Edelman, Hightower, Collins, Amendola, Gronk, Vollmer etc... are all practicing in full and ready to go. The only player out is 4th string safety and special teamer Nate Ebner. Meanwhile KC has Maclin with a high ankle sprain who is unlikely to play and unlikely to play well if he does. Outside of him, KC have few offensive weapons and would've been even less than 27th in total yards.
I am getting value that says the Pats are only 2 points better on a neutral field and, absurdly, saying that the Panthers are underdogs on a neutral field.
4 unit bets: 1-0 +4.0 units
3 unit bets: n/a
2 unit bets: 4-1 +4.8 units
1 unit bets: 0-1 -1.1 unit
Good wild card week, highlighted by Saturday when I hit a 4 unit play on KC and then hit a middle: Cin +3 (-120) and Ptt ML (-130) for a total of 4 units. I am 1-1 on totals and 4-1 on sides. 2-0 when on underdogs and 1-1 on favorites (though Wash was only -115 on the FH ML).
Anyway two early plays
Carolina -2.5 2 units (-120)
NE -5 2 units (-110)
I am betting these early because I fear NE could hit a key number in 6 and the Panthers in 3. I could be wrong though.
I have long write-ups coming, but quick rationale is the following. For Carolina: They are 15-1, at home and have the likely MVP only laying 2.5 points. The Panthers have been undervalued all year. Meanwhile SEA looked pedestrian in Minn and are lucky to win. They have been traveling a lot.
As for NE. KC is 27th in the league in yards, but among the best in points. The reason? Turnovers? But the Pat's are among the best at avoiding turnovers. Brady's INT-TD ratio is excellent this year and the team fumbles less than anyone (even with properly inflated balls, which helps show how stupid that article was). The Pat's last practice had everyone on deck except Ebner, so all these huge injuries that hurt them down the stretch: Jones, Edelman, Hightower, Collins, Amendola, Gronk, Vollmer etc... are all practicing in full and ready to go. The only player out is 4th string safety and special teamer Nate Ebner. Meanwhile KC has Maclin with a high ankle sprain who is unlikely to play and unlikely to play well if he does. Outside of him, KC have few offensive weapons and would've been even less than 27th in total yards.
I am getting value that says the Pats are only 2 points better on a neutral field and, absurdly, saying that the Panthers are underdogs on a neutral field.