The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
I did, Vince Young is gone and the Tenn defensive line is toast! Also look at who they have played the last 3 games. Tenn has played Wash, Jax and Houston. In those 3 games they have scored 1 TD and it was a punt return. You can slant an write-up to justify the pick. Buyers beware!
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Quote Originally Posted by m15525:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
I did, Vince Young is gone and the Tenn defensive line is toast! Also look at who they have played the last 3 games. Tenn has played Wash, Jax and Houston. In those 3 games they have scored 1 TD and it was a punt return. You can slant an write-up to justify the pick. Buyers beware!
good post. only way indy wins is if ten has quit for the season.questionable right now.this being on thurs night i def think ten comes out hard which is bad news for indy. tenn+4
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good post. only way indy wins is if ten has quit for the season.questionable right now.this being on thurs night i def think ten comes out hard which is bad news for indy. tenn+4
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
What source do you use for your injury reports that you find most reliable and timely?
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Quote Originally Posted by m15525:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
Wow! What a waste of time your analysis has been. What does the injury report have to do with this game and line. There is no new injuries to report for Indy, and in fact Dominic Rhodes is supposed to start tonight against a team that gives up 123 ypg. which will hopefully free up Manning. The Indy D-line will be pumped tonight and I'll bet they get at least 2 sacks if not more. In addition, Manning is probably the Top rated quarterback in the NFL (I'm a Patriots Fan), and he was embarrassed last week. Stop chuckling Santa as Indy (Manning) wins this one.
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Quote Originally Posted by m15525:
The funny thing about sports betting is the odds, and how wildly undesrtood their purpose is misunderstood.
I always chuckle when I see people say that all bets are 50/50. They are absolutely not 50/50.
Odds are not made for splitting opinion, they are made for splitting money. That means that 100 people could be on the Colts at $100 each for a grand total of $10,000, but it takes one wise guy on the other side playing the Titans for roughly $9,300 to balance the book.
So why am I making this point? ...And more importantly why am I making this point tonight? Here is why..
Walk up to any 100 office workers at the water cooler today and ask someone who they would put their money on tonight with the Colts -3 at Titans.
My point lies not with the answer these people give you, but more importantly what they do before they answer.
How many of these people tell you to sit tight for a minute (before answering you) so they can run to grab a newspaper or (go online) to check an injury report. I am going to 0 out of a 100.
This is how the point spread operates, if you or I played runnning back for the Colts tonight the line would still favor the Colts. Funny as this may sound, its a fact, in most cases, the uniform makes the spread, not the players in it.
Now a tie in my point for the evening. The Colt's barely have a NFL roster right now on offense. This is not the Colts of a year ago, and frankly without Peyton Manning this team is the Carolina Panthers.
However, if we stop for one moment to look at the consensus play on the covers home page now. Guess who is numero uno, you guessed it 82% of the action on Indy tonight.
Before you play, take a second to look at the injury report and make it a part of your routine for every game you take for any sport. trust me it helps:
Wow! What a waste of time your analysis has been. What does the injury report have to do with this game and line. There is no new injuries to report for Indy, and in fact Dominic Rhodes is supposed to start tonight against a team that gives up 123 ypg. which will hopefully free up Manning. The Indy D-line will be pumped tonight and I'll bet they get at least 2 sacks if not more. In addition, Manning is probably the Top rated quarterback in the NFL (I'm a Patriots Fan), and he was embarrassed last week. Stop chuckling Santa as Indy (Manning) wins this one.
I did, Vince Young is gone and the Tenn defensive line is toast! Also look at who they have played the last 3 games. Tenn has played Wash, Jax and Houston. In those 3 games they have scored 1 TD and it was a punt return. You can slant an write-up to justify the pick. Buyers beware!
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Quote Originally Posted by BigUnit:
I did, Vince Young is gone and the Tenn defensive line is toast! Also look at who they have played the last 3 games. Tenn has played Wash, Jax and Houston. In those 3 games they have scored 1 TD and it was a punt return. You can slant an write-up to justify the pick. Buyers beware!
I see lots of people doing lots of gyrations to try to justify Ten +3 tonight. I expect this to be a lot like last year's visit to Nashville. Slaughter. Colts must win. Titans are on vacation. Usually would lean home dog in a spot like this, but the Titans have been even worse than the Colts lately, I see no compelling reason to back the home team tonight.
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I see lots of people doing lots of gyrations to try to justify Ten +3 tonight. I expect this to be a lot like last year's visit to Nashville. Slaughter. Colts must win. Titans are on vacation. Usually would lean home dog in a spot like this, but the Titans have been even worse than the Colts lately, I see no compelling reason to back the home team tonight.
Very good point. It is my personal belief that Vegas sets lines based on Power Rankings for the most part. Situation does not matter all that much. If the Colts are 6 points better in their ratings, they are going to get -3 at Titans without injury playing too much of a role.
I like Titans as well tonight, right side whether it wins or not tonight...2 stupid 3rd down penalties in the red zone are going to make this seem otherwise though.
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m15525,
Very good point. It is my personal belief that Vegas sets lines based on Power Rankings for the most part. Situation does not matter all that much. If the Colts are 6 points better in their ratings, they are going to get -3 at Titans without injury playing too much of a role.
I like Titans as well tonight, right side whether it wins or not tonight...2 stupid 3rd down penalties in the red zone are going to make this seem otherwise though.
I see lots of people doing lots of gyrations to try to justify Ten +3 tonight. I expect this to be a lot like last year's visit to Nashville. Slaughter. Colts must win. Titans are on vacation. Usually would lean home dog in a spot like this, but the Titans have been even worse than the Colts lately, I see no compelling reason to back the home team tonight.
Best OBJECTIVE analysis fot tonite NFL matchup. Thru first 20 minutes you are DEAD on!
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Quote Originally Posted by numbersbuster:
I see lots of people doing lots of gyrations to try to justify Ten +3 tonight. I expect this to be a lot like last year's visit to Nashville. Slaughter. Colts must win. Titans are on vacation. Usually would lean home dog in a spot like this, but the Titans have been even worse than the Colts lately, I see no compelling reason to back the home team tonight.
Best OBJECTIVE analysis fot tonite NFL matchup. Thru first 20 minutes you are DEAD on!
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