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This is really good information. Sometimes I bet too early and I have a worse line than the closing line. The percentages must be way worse for those too.
The problem with this logic is that you are assuming that the closing number is the "correct" number or in other words, the closing number is going to be the exact end result of the game. The closing number is not correlated with the information you have provided - it is correlated with the final score of each game. Your data is proof that finding the best number is important, it does not prove that beating the closing line is important.
the problem is its hard to beat closing number, or know what it will be
Predicting line movement is the key to winning at sports wagering. This is why Billy Walters NEVER lays a bad #.
And the tack-ons have never laid a good #. Especially when he buys back. VIEJO, Remember all those "phony orders" in the 80s? Wewoka switch!Especially when he moves those retarded lines...:toast:
15%i thought it was more like 10%, without looking it up. As in about 10% of nfl games are won by 3 points.