kickapoo said:If you want a read on public money.....check out the Barber shop parlay cards,really got to be square to play those.
Tomorrow's Newspaper said:I will respectfully disagree and will continue to fade the public, and will continue to make money doing it. As Slim said, there is public money and there is public money. You have to know the differences and understand who is betting what.
If you do not follow or at least understand public money you are doing yourself a disservice.
Just my opinion
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EXACTLYwinbet said:Something I forgot which maybe Omni's post borders on is, when a coach or player makes a comment, or there is an injury, the price moves accordingly. As far as I am concerned, this is just an extension of your original value assumption. A case in point, which granted does not impact too much on your side of the pond, is, The Lions are playing The All Blacks tomorrow and originallly the spread was All Blacks-5.5, because the Lions coach, according to the press, has gone off his rocker and made some dubious selections for the game, the spread has gone to -8.5. This coach is the equivalent to Belichick, so you either go with the press or with the coach to determine the value. The point I am trying to make is, it is opinions that make prices move, regardless if they are someone elses, one thing is for sure, it is the Mug who is taking the -8.5
We know fvck all, winbet! If we did, we would not be wasting our time on the forums. Even at your age you still need to learn a lot!winbet said:Something I forgot which maybe Omni's post borders on is, when a coach or player makes a comment, or there is an injury, the price moves accordingly. As far as I am concerned, this is just an extension of your original value assumption. A case in point, which granted does not impact too much on your side of the pond, is, The Lions are playing The All Blacks tomorrow and originallly the spread was All Blacks-5.5, because the Lions coach, according to the press, has gone off his rocker and made some dubious selections for the game, the spread has gone to -8.5. This coach is the equivalent to Belichick, so you either go with the press or with the coach to determine the value. The point I am trying to make is, it is opinions that make prices move, regardless if they are someone elses, one thing is for sure, it is the Mug who is taking the -8.5
acw said:We know fvck all, winbet! If we did, we would not be wasting our time on the forums. Even at your age you still need to learn a lot!
Judge Wapner said:If you are in a position to see who exactly is slamming a side, going against them can be profitable.
Moon88 said:Excellent point Judge.
Week in and week out (we'll use the NFL as our example) books will always be heavy on sides and many of them will win at times and the vast majority of bettors will be pleased. Soley going against the "public" or we'll call it the "vast" majority is not a good thing without taking other circumstances into consideration. High profile games like Packers/Bears on Monday night will see a high number of Packer money....do I take the Bears? I'll have to do my homework before laying my hard earned money! I like to be on the book sides on the correct games.......Dolphins +6.5 at home against the Rams EVERYONE on St.Louis (not the only reason I'm Miami) lines drops +4.5......sharp move? I think so. Reason line moved? Not my money or news.......sharp money. Sharp vs "public"?? I think so. Low profile games......As Judge stated earlier there is public money and there is public money. I play against the vast, but finding the right game is the key. Like I said above books will be heavy on sides week in and week out.
Win, they were actually both right- I accidentally bet both sides on that game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!winbet said:Lads,
As I said in my first post, there is no problem with your strategies as long as they have sound reasoning. Its obvious the potential in knowing live money or mug money, in fact when I was Bookmaking, betting live prices and laying them back to a list of clients was my biggest earner.
The people I am targeting are the posters who talk about Public Money as if its a specific unchangable Animal and nonchalantly inform people that it is indeed, the opposite of their play. In the past, I have seen two different posters declaring that the Public are on the other team in the same game, which is quiet laughable.