Pancho Sanza said:7 lands more than any other number in the NBA but only slightly more than 5 6 and 9.
Not as much as Fishy believes thats for sure.:drink:
boatboatboat said:right now at matchbook you can get Eastern KTY for +122. They are a 1 pt dog.
FH that is the type of bet I am talking about. Taking basicly a pickem type game, and getting a +122. Lord.......bet 100 of those over the course of a year, and hit on 40 and you are MONEY!
~Falco~ said:4% probability
96% chance that you dont hit your middle... what a waste of time...
bet you lose 21 bucks hno:
quantumleap said:I've been thinking about this from time-to-time today since we had the middling thread earlier that referred to last night's 10-point win by Seattle.
Let's say you make $100 bets and bet low vig (-105)-
If you hit a middle betting +10.5 and -9.5 you win:
$95 + $95 = $190
Any other result you win one bet and lose the other:
$95 - $100 = -$5.
Therefore you need to hit one middle for every 38 bets:
$190/$5 = 38 which translates into 2.6% (1/38).
Therefore, in order for this to be profitable, the favorite must win by 10 points in at least 2.6% of NFL games. I saw a table by Stanford Wong in his book "Sharp Sports Betting" that listed out the historical percentages of a favorite winning by a certain line. Does anyone know what it is for this scenario?
If you bet normal vig (-110) you are going to win $180 for every middle and you will lose $10 for every non-middle. You would have to win this middle once every 18 games or 5.6% of the time in order to make money in the long run.
quantumleap said:I've been thinking about this from time-to-time today since we had the middling thread earlier that referred to last night's 10-point win by Seattle.
Let's say you make $100 bets and bet low vig (-105)-
If you hit a middle betting +10.5 and -9.5 you win:
$95 + $95 = $190
Any other result you win one bet and lose the other:
$95 - $100 = -$5.
Therefore you need to hit one middle for every 38 bets:
$190/$5 = 38 which translates into 2.6% (1/38).
Therefore, in order for this to be profitable, the favorite must win by 10 points in at least 2.6% of NFL games. I saw a table by Stanford Wong in his book "Sharp Sports Betting" that listed out the historical percentages of a favorite winning by a certain line. Does anyone know what it is for this scenario?
If you bet normal vig (-110) you are going to win $180 for every middle and you will lose $10 for every non-middle. You would have to win this middle once every 18 games or 5.6% of the time in order to make money in the long run.
mj 23 said:Im almost + it is some where between 17-18. How bout MD. tonight my best bet of day !!