This is moreso for when to take the +1.5 as opposed to laying the -1.5 as I rarely bet a team to win by 2 or more but any infomation is useful.
Just wondering when you guys decide to choose a runline over the moneyline. Betting mainly underdogs sometimes I found myself debating whether to take the big price or take the +1.5 runs (or even +2.5 runs). For instance last night I liked Pittsburgh over Chicago. The moneyline was almost 2-1, the runline was still plus money, +120ish, and the +2.5 runline was still a very tempting -140ish. Obviously I took the moneyline and Pittsburgh lost by the lone run.
I've always assumed that when a total is low then maybe it is better to take the extra insurance but I've never actually looked at the stats.
Any input would be appreciated.
Just wondering when you guys decide to choose a runline over the moneyline. Betting mainly underdogs sometimes I found myself debating whether to take the big price or take the +1.5 runs (or even +2.5 runs). For instance last night I liked Pittsburgh over Chicago. The moneyline was almost 2-1, the runline was still plus money, +120ish, and the +2.5 runline was still a very tempting -140ish. Obviously I took the moneyline and Pittsburgh lost by the lone run.
I've always assumed that when a total is low then maybe it is better to take the extra insurance but I've never actually looked at the stats.
Any input would be appreciated.