TOTAL BULLCRAP!
There is nothing wrong with 20 cent lines!! You can still see value in 20 cent line scalpers..YOU JUST NEED TO LOOK HARDER..
I would take
any 20 cent line 20% bonus book vs anything else!!
BUT FANS OF 10 CENT LINES..I MADE A DEAL WITH A DEVIL
WWW.MAJORBETTING.COM 10 CENT LINES AND 20% BONUS.
There is nothing wrong with 20 cent lines!! You can still see value in 20 cent line scalpers..YOU JUST NEED TO LOOK HARDER..
I would take
any 20 cent line 20% bonus book vs anything else!!
BUT FANS OF 10 CENT LINES..I MADE A DEAL WITH A DEVIL
WWW.MAJORBETTING.COM 10 CENT LINES AND 20% BONUS.
Giving my 20-cent's worth.
Journeyman:
This sure sounds like a rhetorical question, but I'll answer it anyway. A 20-cent shop is likely to get a lot of square action. Let's say the dime stores have a game at -130/+120. The 20-cent store will list it at either -135/+115 or -140/+120. Now, if they get more chalk money, let's say they raise it to -150/+130. Meanwhile the 10-cent shop might be getting balanced action at -130/+120 and not budge. If you liked the underdog, where would you bet? Would you still bet into the 10-cent line because a dime line is "better" or out of loyalty to that book? Of course not, in this instance there's no value.
This happens in a game or two just about every day during baseball season. So monitoring the books with 20-cent lines isn't so foolish.
Besides, in the real world, bettors don't just bet baseball. People might like other things a 20-cent baseball book offers in other sports.
The key is not taking the worst of it in any given situation.
Journeyman:
This sure sounds like a rhetorical question, but I'll answer it anyway. A 20-cent shop is likely to get a lot of square action. Let's say the dime stores have a game at -130/+120. The 20-cent store will list it at either -135/+115 or -140/+120. Now, if they get more chalk money, let's say they raise it to -150/+130. Meanwhile the 10-cent shop might be getting balanced action at -130/+120 and not budge. If you liked the underdog, where would you bet? Would you still bet into the 10-cent line because a dime line is "better" or out of loyalty to that book? Of course not, in this instance there's no value.
This happens in a game or two just about every day during baseball season. So monitoring the books with 20-cent lines isn't so foolish.
Besides, in the real world, bettors don't just bet baseball. People might like other things a 20-cent baseball book offers in other sports.
The key is not taking the worst of it in any given situation.
Journeyman
Does not matter whether 5 cent line or 30 cent line. Laying or taking the best price is all that counts.
To think you are always getting the best price by playing at a dime shop is simply way naive. Shop around and find the best price, just like you do when you purchase anything else.
VVV
Does not matter whether 5 cent line or 30 cent line. Laying or taking the best price is all that counts.
To think you are always getting the best price by playing at a dime shop is simply way naive. Shop around and find the best price, just like you do when you purchase anything else.
VVV
If you play a lot of totals and runlines, books like OLY, GA, LP etc. can be very useful.
For MLs you'll probably rarely play any there but if you already have 10+ ten cent outs, an eleventh won't help you very much. There are books that I have used and do use that offer dime lines and still NEVER have a bettable line that beats another by even a friggin' cent.
For MLs you'll probably rarely play any there but if you already have 10+ ten cent outs, an eleventh won't help you very much. There are books that I have used and do use that offer dime lines and still NEVER have a bettable line that beats another by even a friggin' cent.
Journeyman
Anyone using only one book has far greater problems than the spread on a baseball line. To use your logic why not just make all your plays at Pinnacle?
Having multiple outs is essential for anyone with even a hope of making money (or keeping some) betting sports. You surely must know this?
VVV
Anyone using only one book has far greater problems than the spread on a baseball line. To use your logic why not just make all your plays at Pinnacle?
Having multiple outs is essential for anyone with even a hope of making money (or keeping some) betting sports. You surely must know this?
VVV
