Not saying I advocate this but I have done it a few times the last few days. Let me explain. Lets say for exampe 6 hours before tipoff you are screen watching at Don Best and checking lines elsewhere and see North Carolina who opened at -9 1/2 are now down to -8 +102 at Pinnacle(best line availbile) so you take a lead with them thinking they have hit rock bottom price(line has moved quite a bit from opening line, slowly but has moved a few points) and than wait for buyback with Wake Forest at +9 or higher -110(1 point middle with plus juice is a winning play). Let's say you screen watch most of the day and the line never goes up past +8 1/2 before tipoff, but just hovers around the -8/-8.5 range (not enough for a middle). Do you ever just keep the -8 +102 (best price all day) thinking in the long run these wagers will win you money because you bought at the best price all day when in reality you never had an opinion on the game. I know this can be dangerous but do some of you more expierenced guys do this. I have and will only do this for $50 wagers but I feel like I grabbed the best price and in the end if I end up with the best price I should show a small profit in the long run.I know this won't work every time but maybe opens up a few middles and wins you over 52% of your one sided wagers. It is something I am tinkering with and I know it involves screen watching ALL DAY but I think it can work. Good idea or not?