Doesn anyone here play the WNBA?????

olballcoach · May 25, 2009

If so, can you actually make money doing it? or is it hard to predict? I have never spent a minute even thinking about it until today.

ShortBusDriver7 · May 25, 2009

Yes you can.....avoid sides and focus on totals. The totals are loose, mainly because Vegas doesn't have to sweat them due to the low limits (usually max $500)

but if you have multiple outs, totals are the way to go.

billhill999 · May 25, 2009

Queen of Hearts does, and she is pretty successful at it as well.
Haven't seen Queenie in a little while now come to think about it.

pubguy · May 28, 2009

The WNBA is my biggest moneymaker of the year! Saturday June 6th is opening day.

olballcoach · May 28, 2009

pubguy said:
The WNBA is my biggest moneymaker of the year! Saturday June 6th is opening day.

What? LOL are you serious?

MackDonald · May 28, 2009

When their injury list includes those players that are riding the "cotton saddle", one could begin handicapping games to some degree.

griffinm · May 28, 2009

speechless

OpW · May 28, 2009

Stuned

timotinbowen · May 28, 2009

I don't see why everyone is so shocked. Who cares what you're betting on, an edge is an edge. It makes sense that these lines would be softer than men's games, because they are subject to less scrutiny.

ShortBusDriver7 · May 28, 2009

I wouldn't post faulty info on the board to trick others. Like the guy above me said, it doesn't matter if it's water polo or NFL, it pays the same and if you are a small time better, you can take advantage of this.

Why try to outsmart the books on the sports they spend the most time sharpening the lines on (NFL, NBA)? Make your life easier and apply your NBA theories to the WNBA totals.

Books in Vegas will take on average a $500 max on WNBA because they don't want to sweat the action. Hit up multiple books or off-shores to increase.