Never play the worse number?

TheGeneral+ · Jul 28, 2004

this morning

Wed 7/28 603 Charlotte Sting +4.5 -109 +181 OVER 120 -107
05:00 PM 604 Indiana Fever -4.5 -101 -196 UNDER 120 -103

currently

Wed 7/28 603 Charlotte Sting +4.5 -109 +178 OVER 123 -111
05:00 PM 604 Indiana Fever -4.5 -101 -191 UNDER 123 +101

I wanted the over.

Was hoping a drop from 120 when I seen it early. Think maybe Indiana is the better play anyhow.

Fishhead · Jul 28, 2004

Nothing EVER wrong with a NO bet.

Never lay a bad number if you can help it.

Good decision GENERAL, even though I do not know the final result here.

sickgambler · Jul 28, 2004

THERE'S NO WORSE FEELING IN GAMBLING THAN NOT PUTTING A BET IN AT OVER 120.. THEN BETTING IT OVER 123 AT NIGHT BECAUSE YOU MISSED THE OVER 120 BECAUSE YOU SNOOZED, ONLY TO HAVE THE GAME END UP ON 121 OR 122.

SO YOU MAKE THE 1,000 BET ON THE OVER 123, AND INSTEAD OF WINNING 1,000, YOU NOW LOSE 1100 AND COST YOURSELF 2100. IS THERE A WORSE FEELING THAN THIS IN SPORTS GAMBLING? YOU REALLY FEEL LIKE A BIG LOSER WHEN THIS HAPPENS..

viggme · Jul 28, 2004

Is there an archive for the live lines or is there a site with similar info? Opening and closing lines from several books with results. I am researching something similar to this and it would be a huge help.

Thanks

Fishhead · Jul 28, 2004

www.wagerline.com

Malibu · Jul 28, 2004

no such thing as a "bad" number. At least not here

viggme · Jul 28, 2004

Thanks Fish!! Wagerline is good but a little tough having to go through each game indavidually instead of a days worth at a time. And thanks to this site for the live lines feature. Very usefull for just this reason..

picasso · Jul 28, 2004

When it comes to WNBA totals, if possible, I would recommend keeping an eye on Olympic's numbers between 7am and 8am Pacific. Lots of movement. The Charlotte/Indiana total was actually at 125 early before quickly dropping to 120. It eventually levelled off around 123.

drunkguy · Jul 29, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by viggme:
Is there an archive for the live lines or is there a site with similar info? Opening and closing lines from several books with results. I am researching something similar to this and it would be a huge help.

Thanks <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

www.donbest.com

click "archives"