Almost always both sides of a spread is juiced at -110.. But every once in a while one side will be heavier. SF was -115. Rams were -105.
I've noticed the heavier side tends to cover more often than not. And it's usually the side the public isn't on.. Is there a way to find that out? Is there a way/site/database to look back at stuff like that?
Almost always both sides of a spread is juiced at -110.. But every once in a while one side will be heavier. SF was -115. Rams were -105.
I've noticed the heavier side tends to cover more often than not. And it's usually the side the public isn't on.. Is there a way to find that out? Is there a way/site/database to look back at stuff like that?
The public is actually on the "heavier" side. That is why the vig went from -110 to -115. If the public continued to back SF, the vig would raise to -120, -125, and eventually-4 (-110)
The public is actually on the "heavier" side. That is why the vig went from -110 to -115. If the public continued to back SF, the vig would raise to -120, -125, and eventually-4 (-110)
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