So for example you like Detroit as a underdog in football and the game opens +7.5 and you decide 5 days later (on game day) that you want to bet them, will you bet the game if the number is down to +4?
Will you let this effect your decision at all?
I have did this a lot this past year and though I cant 100% verify it I think it has saved me a lot of money.
Even if I made Detroit a 1 point dog and the line is still off enough in my eyes (3 points in the above example) I feel my numbers were way too far off and I lost the value. I know a few guys who refuse to break this rule.
I think in the long run it is probably smarter to pass on a game that has moved too much and a lot of the value is now gone. You will lose a few like this and be kicking yourself but if you hold firm and follow this rule I think it is smarter long term (IMO). Like to hear what others think.
Will you let this effect your decision at all?
I have did this a lot this past year and though I cant 100% verify it I think it has saved me a lot of money.
Even if I made Detroit a 1 point dog and the line is still off enough in my eyes (3 points in the above example) I feel my numbers were way too far off and I lost the value. I know a few guys who refuse to break this rule.
I think in the long run it is probably smarter to pass on a game that has moved too much and a lot of the value is now gone. You will lose a few like this and be kicking yourself but if you hold firm and follow this rule I think it is smarter long term (IMO). Like to hear what others think.
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