trends for days of the week just happens means nothing to me,I wouldnt waste your time handicapping a game with that as part of the equation. GL
I agree that trends should not be the entire factor, but, trends to me are nothing other than beating the vegas lines. Regardless if you agree or disagree, I have made money off trends alone in MLB, NCAAB, NCAAF, and NFL. So it is difficult for me to disregard them. My perspective on days of the week are, NCAAB during the week you can kill the lines by fading the public, betting against betting public perception - tracking betting public trends. NFL lines are always square, regardless of day. NCAAF, avoid big hyped games on weekends and weeknights. And MLB, I typcically only play trends through the weekdays, I avoid weekends all together as the trends typically flip flop. And typically all trends you find fall back to 50%, so there are some advantages to play against trend and on trend when they are up/down significantly.
My take is the trends are worthless to the eye, as they have no edge on the outcome of the game, but, the trends are tied into to vegas vs betting public perception, and betting against the betting public perception is an edge. 2012, I was 28-10 in NCAAB betting on/against trends only. 46-41 NCAAF, and two units up in NFL. 75% of all plays on/against trends. One unit down in 2013 MLB.
gl
I agree that trends should not be the entire factor, but, trends to me are nothing other than beating the vegas lines. Regardless if you agree or disagree, I have made money off trends alone in MLB, NCAAB, NCAAF, and NFL. So it is difficult for me to disregard them. My perspective on days of the week are, NCAAB during the week you can kill the lines by fading the public, betting against betting public perception - tracking betting public trends. NFL lines are always square, regardless of day. NCAAF, avoid big hyped games on weekends and weeknights. And MLB, I typcically only play trends through the weekdays, I avoid weekends all together as the trends typically flip flop. And typically all trends you find fall back to 50%, so there are some advantages to play against trend and on trend when they are up/down significantly.
My take is the trends are worthless to the eye, as they have no edge on the outcome of the game, but, the trends are tied into to vegas vs betting public perception, and betting against the betting public perception is an edge. 2012, I was 28-10 in NCAAB betting on/against trends only. 46-41 NCAAF, and two units up in NFL. 75% of all plays on/against trends. One unit down in 2013 MLB.
gl
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