Like I say, it all depends on the circumstances. I doubt it moved all at once as it only has a limit of 500 bux. So it obviously took action all day.
BUT What I don't get is that several teams have pretty lopsided action, Clemson is -170 one way, Ga is -175 one way, K St is -176 one way, NC St is -165 one way, Tex is -181 one way , and Wis is -186 one way. So why this game being culled out?
Even if it was an "erroneous" line, it isn't like it is the only one getting lopsided action. I can also only assume that in the games cited above the action had to be in proportion to the odds that Ok St carried. Especially in a vacuum setting like NCAA Futures, with a someone modest limit. So in my estimation the amount of bets placed on Tex @ -181 would be almost exactly equal to the amount of wagers on Ok St @ -180. So what is the difference here?
Since there is no plausible reason, then that actually helps Pin's argumebnt that it was an erroneous line, it doesn't however excuse them taking the bets and moving the line. They just posted a number that people were taking advantage of, I also showed 6 above that people have also taken advantage of. That is why I don't get why Pin would do something like this, erroneous or not, it wasn't an extreme case as there are several examples that can be cited.
I haven't looked, but maybe there is something else, an injury that has yet to be announced, or a suspension of some sort. if that is the case, then Pin is TOTALLY in the worng, especially if they have wind of it. that is the chance books take when posting future prices, and the chance people take in betting them. Most bets are based on available info, if a few bettors have inside info and took advatage of it, that is the nature of gambling, for a book to get the same info, then calim "erroneous line" is a joke.
Of course this is all speculation on my part, but I cannot for the life of me account for why Pin would not only cancel all the wagers, but taklethe line down altogether without putting up a more "sensible" line.
