Thank you. I believe what separates these plays from the consensus on any given game is the fact that THESE plays are the sides that players gravitate toward. In other words, out of 39 games (78 Sides) THESE 11 sides were the ones that time and time again were selected at a much higher % than the corresponding opposite side. Big difference. I hope my reasoning makes sense as I can't properly articulate this over my I-Phone. BOL today
Like Nebraska a lot.......you're going 5-0 after the game.......
Do NOT mistake this with the original post by the gentlemen who continues to take his personal time to share with us the unbelievable tallies accumulated with his parlay cards. I, for one, personally appreciate the fact that this is posted every bowl season.
Thank you. You have no reason to do this - and yet we all benefit. That is sportsmanship in the world of sports betting.
Reason for my post...
I belong to two different pools annually and I consolidate their picks / player analysis weekly. I personally have moved forward with my career and my family life where I can no longer spend the hours I used to put forth handicapping games. But my vice is still strong – I love nothing more than betting large on Saturday. Therefore, I use the data provided by these two pools to identify top plays (by fading the masses) and every weekend, that is what I do. I have won more than I have lost, it's not fool-proof...public does win but less than 45% of the time.
Background...
Pool 1 is a pick 7 games (NFL and College) played by 100 players. The other pool is a pick 5 college and pick 5 NFL played by another 100 games (with confidence points assigned weekly, though I do not take confidence into account with this post).
With that said, I took the data provided by this poster and combined with the lop-sided picks of the aforementioned two pools. Do what you wish…I know what I plan to do.
The parlay players didn't show their overwhelming support for LSU or Arizona in the original post, however they sure did in these two pools.
P.S. the two pools that i play in did not yet account for games past Wedensday, the 31st. I expect, without doubt, that Wisconsin will be an overwhelming need in these two pools...one of the biggest of the bowl season.
Good luck.
Thank you. You have no reason to do this - and yet we all benefit. That is sportsmanship in the world of sports betting.
Reason for my post...
I belong to two different pools annually and I consolidate their picks / player analysis weekly. I personally have moved forward with my career and my family life where I can no longer spend the hours I used to put forth handicapping games. But my vice is still strong – I love nothing more than betting large on Saturday. Therefore, I use the data provided by these two pools to identify top plays (by fading the masses) and every weekend, that is what I do. I have won more than I have lost, it's not fool-proof...public does win but less than 45% of the time.
Background...
Pool 1 is a pick 7 games (NFL and College) played by 100 players. The other pool is a pick 5 college and pick 5 NFL played by another 100 games (with confidence points assigned weekly, though I do not take confidence into account with this post).
With that said, I took the data provided by this poster and combined with the lop-sided picks of the aforementioned two pools. Do what you wish…I know what I plan to do.
| Picks for Fav | Picks for Dog | |||
| cincinnati | -2.5 | virginia tech | 40 | 10 |
| arizona st. | -7.5 | duke | 54 | 10 |
| southern cal | -7.0 | nebraska | 78 | 11 |
| oklahoma | -3.5 | clemson | 60 | 5 |
| lsu | -7.5 | notre dame | 27 | 4 |
| tcu | -3.5 | mississippi | 76 | 10 |
| arizona | -3.5 | boise st. | 26 | 2 |
The parlay players didn't show their overwhelming support for LSU or Arizona in the original post, however they sure did in these two pools.
P.S. the two pools that i play in did not yet account for games past Wedensday, the 31st. I expect, without doubt, that Wisconsin will be an overwhelming need in these two pools...one of the biggest of the bowl season.
Good luck.
