If the line had opened at -7 and had dropped to -5.5, and the public was all over Atlanta, you guys would be beating down the door to get some Giants at -5.5. They are a MUCH better team then Atlanta. MUCH better.
But because the public is on the Giants, and the line has gone up, you guys are either on Atlanta or have this as a no play.
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If the line had opened at -7 and had dropped to -5.5, and the public was all over Atlanta, you guys would be beating down the door to get some Giants at -5.5. They are a MUCH better team then Atlanta. MUCH better.
But because the public is on the Giants, and the line has gone up, you guys are either on Atlanta or have this as a no play.
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That would still be a no play for me, as I don't like lines that move *with* consensus opinion, except in the short window preceding gametime.
I've reached the point in my gambling where I realise I don't know shit. By that I mean there is not likely much of anything in the stats/data/editorials that will give me an edge over the bookmaker, that other gamblers have not already figured out. In other words, I believe the market is laden with 'perfect information'; absent being the only person aware that the ref is about to fix a game, there isn't anything I can find out that you can't also find out. It's become far easier to piggyback the sharps, than to try and become one. So my job, then, is only to figure out what they're playing.
Games like this, where the line moves with the consensus, are harder for me at this point. Maybe in time I'll figure them out.
It is good Xpanda to go AGAINST big line moves. IF you fade the apex on lines you will never ever lose (over many bets). THe problem is finding the apex and knowing when to bite. Tonight is easy as the apex is here. G/L
hell don't think so much
Giants=good
Atlanta=bad
5 pts=easy for a good vs bad team to over come.
Shit, life is a tire swing, jump on and ride.
Giants all the way.