Lines are looser when there's multiple events going on, I'll tail MiM regardless. To discontinue a trend, just because, when history shows opposite, allows me to question your responses.
With that said, back on topic, well done last night MiM!
You have no data to back up your statement. Its an assertion.
You're more than welcome to question anything you like. It helps if along with questioning any of my responses, that you actually supply data or facts that support your views. Citing an extremely limited sample size doesn't do it.
Go to the site promotions page, and find all of the posts that cite short term sample size "trends" and see how they turn out. I'll save you the time. They are worthless.
Now if you can show a large sample of games during a busy part of the season, where as you say lines are "looser", then fine.
Linemakers aren't in the business to give away money. They don't make sloppy lines, or they would go broke. Its up to handicappers to find those situations where, based on their data and research, are exploitable.
Every line is made independent of any other game. The number of games that are played on any given day has zero effect on the accuracy of the line.