If you're smart you would make a SMALL FORTUNE.
Let me get this straight....
every game is lined -105/-105...
and then you get to move it in your favor 1/2 run still at -105?
All you have to do is this:
1) bet at post time
2) take the side that otherwise has plus juice at Pinnacle at the time (i.e. Pinny has O8+101/U8-111 and your man has 8-105...take U8.5-105).
3) look to move ONTO key numbers like 7 and 9 (i.e. move 7.5 to 7, move 9.5 to 9)
4) bet every game with these rules.
I GUARANFUCKINGTEE you win. Follow the rules correctly and 100% guarantee you will win. And not just a little, you should win a boatload.
Of course I'm assuming a push is a push like the other poster mentioned.
If you're risk averse then simply scalp/side back the other way at Pinny. Either method will work.
Can I have your bookie's number? :lol:
Let me get this straight....
every game is lined -105/-105...
and then you get to move it in your favor 1/2 run still at -105?
All you have to do is this:
1) bet at post time
2) take the side that otherwise has plus juice at Pinnacle at the time (i.e. Pinny has O8+101/U8-111 and your man has 8-105...take U8.5-105).
3) look to move ONTO key numbers like 7 and 9 (i.e. move 7.5 to 7, move 9.5 to 9)
4) bet every game with these rules.
I GUARANFUCKINGTEE you win. Follow the rules correctly and 100% guarantee you will win. And not just a little, you should win a boatload.
Of course I'm assuming a push is a push like the other poster mentioned.
If you're risk averse then simply scalp/side back the other way at Pinny. Either method will work.
Can I have your bookie's number? :lol:
Of course I will win on the totals, the question is whether or not my losses on betting every side on the board will negate the advantage on the totals.
I figure to lose about 2% of every dollar wagered on the sides but have no idea what my advantage will be with the totals. Not as easy as it sounds.
I figure to lose about 2% of every dollar wagered on the sides but have no idea what my advantage will be with the totals. Not as easy as it sounds.
Sounds very good to me, depends a lot on how good his line is on the sides. I would do it, you could pick a side, and if you don't want it at all, bet the other side. Or, just take all dogs the first month or so, that seems to not lose.
The gain on the totals should be better than the loss on the sides, you likely will lose playing every side over a season.
The gain on the totals should be better than the loss on the sides, you likely will lose playing every side over a season.
