pick; may take a look at taken 'em 1stH as well ... Cle's bench is getting thinner by the hour; not sure if dejected LBJ will be up to the task on quick turnaround.
teams will go on their runs of covering but the ats even out on every team is a hard sell for me. so u basically mean all teams will end abt 41-41 or near that number ? or it would be easier to fade teams that are lousy and ride teams that are money. gl on ur pick , i am staying off these two games.
teams will go on their runs of covering but the ats even out on every team is a hard sell for me. so u basically mean all teams will end abt 41-41 or near that number ? or it would be easier to fade teams that are lousy and ride teams that are money. gl on ur pick , i am staying off these two games.
No, obviously there are teams that are going to end with a strong ATS record on the year as well as bad ones. My whole point is I don't really understand the logic of following a trend that is likely to be broken in the future. Do you ever see a team with a monster ATS record either good or bad by the end of the season or in any long-time series. There are extremely few teams that actually own another team...and even still spreads will be made to return to the norm.
Cavs are 26-11 right now ATS which is an anomaly given that tear they went on. Don't be suprised to see that number dip from almost 70% to like 55% or 60% at the end of the season.
You ever notice those solid 9-0-0 ATS trends you see on the bottom of covers or in emails...I think they display those for a reason...and it's not to help us.
No, obviously there are teams that are going to end with a strong ATS record on the year as well as bad ones. My whole point is I don't really understand the logic of following a trend that is likely to be broken in the future. Do you ever see a team with a monster ATS record either good or bad by the end of the season or in any long-time series. There are extremely few teams that actually own another team...and even still spreads will be made to return to the norm.
Cavs are 26-11 right now ATS which is an anomaly given that tear they went on. Don't be suprised to see that number dip from almost 70% to like 55% or 60% at the end of the season.
You ever notice those solid 9-0-0 ATS trends you see on the bottom of covers or in emails...I think they display those for a reason...and it's not to help us.
Great, great piece of insight. The essence of sports gambling: When it looks too good, when it all makes sense, when the train is rolling in one direction too long - that's when its time to jump off and go the other way. We (the gamblers, degens) don't keep Covers.com operating; its the numerous handicapping sites touting their "winning" picks buying site space, its the gambling sites buying ad space. What do they have in common: they market an attractive product designed to continually seperate us from our money. Good lookin' bro
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