That is a good point but in the contests I have been in that involves football the hot capper through the first half of the season almost always regresses and the cold cappers almost always catch up. The 60 - 70 % guys hit 40% and the 40% guys will hit 60%. Math doesn't explain it, it's what happens. I think if you cap a certain way it evens out and I think it's the way the lines change vs. the way a person caps a game. The linesmakers make the adjustments. Do those adjustments hurt Capper A and make it easier for Capper B? Why does it happen?
Every season is different but I tend to think the earlier in the season the more inefficient the lines are for football. As the games go on and the oddsmakers have more data to draw from then they tend to get more efficient. Why win-totals, futures and other prop bets before the season starts can have a lot of value.
And I don't think market adjustments hit capper A vs capper B differently in a great majority of the situations. But it would be possible.
Aren't his results for this baseball season available in the pick thread here and in the baseball forum? With the prices he bet at? How is he lying about his results?
And aren't your pathetic Butt Buddies Casper and Lying WELCHING Ace on the job 24/7 to correct any innocent grading records he might make, and yell STEAM? Or have they given up since Vit is winning?
