Hey Dirk,
Easy after the fact to say why I liked the game, but all in all the selection was made mainly due to Montreal' D. Add to that Mc Manus has been beat up the last 2 games previous, so I did not envision him seeing much field or being very effective. The line was set too high for these factors. You won't see me going on too many OVERS in Montreal games or Toronto games.
To your other questions recently DIRK about home fav's. Linemaking is all about what the public thinks and you will notice cycles throughout the season. As for example when Montreal goes undefeated like they are now game after game, the linesmaker, I know who he is, will keep pushing Montreal games higher and higher as they win more, for the public will not usually go against. Ex. is next week I probably would not go on Montreal as an AWAY FAV as value will be on B.C. I'm not saying that I will go on B.C. either but in this situation there probably will not be value on Montreal even though I know they could probably cover the spread.
Hope that answers the question.
Just looking over the SAT GAME now.
Easy after the fact to say why I liked the game, but all in all the selection was made mainly due to Montreal' D. Add to that Mc Manus has been beat up the last 2 games previous, so I did not envision him seeing much field or being very effective. The line was set too high for these factors. You won't see me going on too many OVERS in Montreal games or Toronto games.
To your other questions recently DIRK about home fav's. Linemaking is all about what the public thinks and you will notice cycles throughout the season. As for example when Montreal goes undefeated like they are now game after game, the linesmaker, I know who he is, will keep pushing Montreal games higher and higher as they win more, for the public will not usually go against. Ex. is next week I probably would not go on Montreal as an AWAY FAV as value will be on B.C. I'm not saying that I will go on B.C. either but in this situation there probably will not be value on Montreal even though I know they could probably cover the spread.
Hope that answers the question.
Just looking over the SAT GAME now.
Jon,
I am surprised that you sre posting your picks on the forum. Does Lawrence approve?
Customer
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jonathan GOLD:
Hey Dirk,
Easy after the fact to say why I liked the game, but all in all the selection was made mainly due to Montreal' D. Add to that Mc Manus has been beat up the last 2 games previous, so I did not envision him seeing much field or being very effective. The line was set too high for these factors. You won't see me going on too many OVERS in Montreal games or Toronto games.
To your other questions recently DIRK about home fav's. Linemaking is all about what the public thinks and you will notice cycles throughout the season. As for example when Montreal goes undefeated like they are now game after game, the linesmaker, I know who he is, will keep pushing Montreal games higher and higher as they win more, for the public will not usually go against. Ex. is next week I probably would not go on Montreal as an AWAY FAV as value will be on B.C. I'm not saying that I will go on B.C. either but in this situation there probably will not be value on Montreal even though I know they could probably cover the spread.
Hope that answers the question.
Just looking over the SAT GAME now. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I am surprised that you sre posting your picks on the forum. Does Lawrence approve?
Customer
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jonathan GOLD:
Hey Dirk,
Easy after the fact to say why I liked the game, but all in all the selection was made mainly due to Montreal' D. Add to that Mc Manus has been beat up the last 2 games previous, so I did not envision him seeing much field or being very effective. The line was set too high for these factors. You won't see me going on too many OVERS in Montreal games or Toronto games.
To your other questions recently DIRK about home fav's. Linemaking is all about what the public thinks and you will notice cycles throughout the season. As for example when Montreal goes undefeated like they are now game after game, the linesmaker, I know who he is, will keep pushing Montreal games higher and higher as they win more, for the public will not usually go against. Ex. is next week I probably would not go on Montreal as an AWAY FAV as value will be on B.C. I'm not saying that I will go on B.C. either but in this situation there probably will not be value on Montreal even though I know they could probably cover the spread.
Hope that answers the question.
Just looking over the SAT GAME now. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Stonewall,
Actually we chatted about it and I said I would throw plays up time to time, especially Weeks 3-7, so that people could get used to my style.
After this time I may put a play up every week or so, as my schedule permits.
As for tonight I have been waiting for some info, so that I could rate the play, but I have to leave for my game shortly, so I'll just mention that I am leaning on...
Calgary and the OVER.
Take care Stonewall...hope that answers your question.
Actually we chatted about it and I said I would throw plays up time to time, especially Weeks 3-7, so that people could get used to my style.
After this time I may put a play up every week or so, as my schedule permits.
As for tonight I have been waiting for some info, so that I could rate the play, but I have to leave for my game shortly, so I'll just mention that I am leaning on...
Calgary and the OVER.
Take care Stonewall...hope that answers your question.
