Would a book hang an odd line on the SB to get players in??

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Or would there action be too one sided.


Would locals in Pittsburgh have a differant number on this game than widely available as well, or would it not make a difference.
 

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5teamparlay said:
Or would there action be too one sided.


Would locals in Pittsburgh have a differant number on this game than widely available as well, or would it not make a difference.

Could not imagine a bookie in Pittsburgh having a number less than -4 currently.
 

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Very odd question,

are any books at all regional. Maybe a certain book advertised a lot on radio in a certain market for some reason, or some had LOCAL roots in certain places, or had offices that we don't want to know about in certain markets???
 

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Another thought is that when I play with a small or unheard of book (tons and tons of them out there), I would hope to a certain extent they had some established LOCAL relations just to feel I'd be covered.
 

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id hate to be a bookie in Pitt right now...

they might get buried like the bookies in Boston did with New Englands amazing run in 2001

what was the ML? +450 against the Rams??
 

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id hate to be a bookie in Pitt right now...


What were they ATS down the stretch, they are on a good run. The book in Pitts has been paying out for many weeks in a row.
 

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Bookies in Pitt will be OK - they're jacking up the line to 4.5 or 5 and they'll still take 80% of their business on the Steelers. Then they'll just lay it off at 3 in Seattle (and vice versa) and make a killing.
 

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I remember last year, sportsbook.com took an approach like this and favored the Patriots by 7 1/2 for almost the whole two weeks. Anyone wanting to take the Eagles surely would have liked that and opened an account there. They had the guts to hang a line like that most of the two weeks and I believe still got 55/45 action on the Pats in the end.
 

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Friend lives in the Pitt area said as of this time the number has not been posted at 2 of his local spots. Said that it will be more than 4 for sure. He thinks that it will be around 5.5 there.
 

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Bookie's should book to their customer base, and that is what locals should do.
 

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hellah10 said:
id hate to be a bookie in Pitt right now...

they might get buried like the bookies in Boston did with New Englands amazing run in 2001

what was the ML? +450 against the Rams??
Ahh...those were the days. :money8:
 

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otta love the airplane lines

this season, I think we might see some more of it than usual
 

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