You guys see all the late money come flying in on Missouri

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Rx Wizard
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Ya why didnt you follow the steam Ice.


95% of the time I would bet -3 but in this situation when +4 (-105) was not there the entire month and this is a heavily bet game becuase of bowl game, than i do the complete opposite and fade the late move. I compare it to a Thursday nite game when a game is lined -3 all week and just 10 mintues before the game the numbers starts moving crossing a key number and hits a number not seen all week, an apex number. I doubt sharps/syndicates/ big bettors were sitting around all week and than clobbering this game when it -3.5. Not saying they didnt hit it hard at -3. I am not 100% sure who or what bet this but this is how I have done this and it makes all the sense to me. Bet apex numbers not seen all week.

-3 was the number all week long, that is the true number (IMO in what I define and do) and it sat there on it for close to a month, than if it moves really late to a new number just before kickoff I bet it at its apex. I dont have a problem with anyone taking -3 as it does beat the closing line but the value to me is in the +4 fading the late money (whatever you call it) and getting a GREAT number.

Been able to do pretty good with this approach in bowl games (got Virgina +6.5 -100 with this earlier). Hope to get Georgia if it hits -7 for the first time this month and Illinois +14.5 but they may not happen but one of my books might post it for a few minutes and if so i will grab it. In all reality these points will only come into play 5 out of 100 times but those 5 times will hopefully turn me into a winner. This pretty much sums it up. This too me is how I bet and is the best way to go about sportsbetting. Always get the best number.
 
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Correct, in fact what happened in the Missouri game is an old familiar pattern going back 25 years or so...Not much mystery involved..

wil..

Could VD, Steak, or Wil talk a bit more about this pattern....

Thanks!
 

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All I can say is that best numbers don't always win, but it is nice to have them...


best numbers only matter maybe 5% but it that 5% over 10,000 bets that win for you (IMO). Just my 2 cents and my philosophy. In a 1 game spot yes it dont matter but you never know when it will come into play so you keep plugging away.
 
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best numbers only matter maybe 5% but it that 5% over 10,000 bets that win for you (IMO). Just my 2 cents and my philosophy. In a 1 game spot yes it dont matter but you never know when it will come into play so you keep plugging away.

I agree and with the popularity of buying numbers, it matters to the public and the percentage is probably a tad over 5%....and you rarely see sharps buying numbers in any sport except football....
 

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The sharpest guy I ever saw buy points was Chuck S. in the NBA. He would buy off buckets with small favorites. -4 to -3.5 and -2 to -1.5 and vice versa with small dogs (+4 to +4.5 etc). Of course Chuck's strong suit was totals but he was respected for his opinion on NBA sides also.


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I agree and with the popularity of buying numbers, it matters to the public and the percentage is probably a tad over 5%....and you rarely see sharps buying numbers in any sport except football....
nba sides they will buy two points if allowed most only let them buy 1 1 1/2
 
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Chuck hit more parlays than some guys hit straight bets...he was the man..he still bets sometimes...
 

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