Line has already moved back from 2.5 to 3. Question is will it move to 3.5, drop to 2.5 or stay at 3?? know its the million $ question but trying to figure out if i should go ahead and place the bet on clemson -3?? any help appreciated..
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Line has already moved back from 2.5 to 3. Question is will it move to 3.5, drop to 2.5 or stay at 3?? know its the million $ question but trying to figure out if i should go ahead and place the bet on clemson -3?? any help appreciated..
Will probably stay at 3 since it doesn't seem like the books care that 85 pct of the public is on clemson in this game.
the books wouldn't care if 95% of the public is on clemson.........all they want is even money on both sides. I have said this many, many times before. Vegas is NOT into gambling...........they are not into picking sides !!! Sounds weird doesn't it? But it's 100% real !!!!!!!!!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by degengambler34:
Will probably stay at 3 since it doesn't seem like the books care that 85 pct of the public is on clemson in this game.
the books wouldn't care if 95% of the public is on clemson.........all they want is even money on both sides. I have said this many, many times before. Vegas is NOT into gambling...........they are not into picking sides !!! Sounds weird doesn't it? But it's 100% real !!!!!!!!!!!
Will probably stay at 3 since it doesn't seem like the books care that 85 pct of the public is on clemson in this game.
Everyone keeps saying 85% of the public is on Clemson and 80%+ of wagers are on Clemson, but does that mean that 80% of the MONEY is on Clemson? It's the money that counts in Vegas, not whether Joe Public has put $10 on Clemson 5000 times. If "other" bettors have put $1000 on WVU 50 times, then the money is even, just like Vegas likes it. Or worse, if bettors have put $1000 on WVU 100 times, then it means they need to entice bets on Clemson. Simple math for the most part.
I guess the question I am asking is.....when you say 85% of the public are on Clemson, what does that truly mean with regard to the amounts of MONEY bet on either side? Where are you getting your stats from and what are they counting as 85%?
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Quote Originally Posted by degengambler34:
Will probably stay at 3 since it doesn't seem like the books care that 85 pct of the public is on clemson in this game.
Everyone keeps saying 85% of the public is on Clemson and 80%+ of wagers are on Clemson, but does that mean that 80% of the MONEY is on Clemson? It's the money that counts in Vegas, not whether Joe Public has put $10 on Clemson 5000 times. If "other" bettors have put $1000 on WVU 50 times, then the money is even, just like Vegas likes it. Or worse, if bettors have put $1000 on WVU 100 times, then it means they need to entice bets on Clemson. Simple math for the most part.
I guess the question I am asking is.....when you say 85% of the public are on Clemson, what does that truly mean with regard to the amounts of MONEY bet on either side? Where are you getting your stats from and what are they counting as 85%?
Everyone keeps saying 85% of the public is on Clemson and 80%+ of wagers are on Clemson, but does that mean that 80% of the MONEY is on Clemson? It's the money that counts in Vegas, not whether Joe Public has put $10 on Clemson 5000 times. If "other" bettors have put $1000 on WVU 50 times, then the money is even, just like Vegas likes it. Or worse, if bettors have put $1000 on WVU 100 times, then it means they need to entice bets on Clemson. Simple math for the most part.
I guess the question I am asking is.....when you say 85% of the public are on Clemson, what does that truly mean with regard to the amounts of MONEY bet on either side? Where are you getting your stats from and what are they counting as 85%?
100% Correct....if Joe schmo walks in to a casino and lays 50 large (hypothetical situation I know limits restrict this) on a side no one cares, but if a known sharp lays down 5-10k books take notice
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Quote Originally Posted by GoBrownsMS72:
Everyone keeps saying 85% of the public is on Clemson and 80%+ of wagers are on Clemson, but does that mean that 80% of the MONEY is on Clemson? It's the money that counts in Vegas, not whether Joe Public has put $10 on Clemson 5000 times. If "other" bettors have put $1000 on WVU 50 times, then the money is even, just like Vegas likes it. Or worse, if bettors have put $1000 on WVU 100 times, then it means they need to entice bets on Clemson. Simple math for the most part.
I guess the question I am asking is.....when you say 85% of the public are on Clemson, what does that truly mean with regard to the amounts of MONEY bet on either side? Where are you getting your stats from and what are they counting as 85%?
100% Correct....if Joe schmo walks in to a casino and lays 50 large (hypothetical situation I know limits restrict this) on a side no one cares, but if a known sharp lays down 5-10k books take notice
If you're smart, you'll take WVU at 3.5....It's the Mountaineers turn to bring their program into national prominence....Clemson is too unpredictable, and too young....
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If you're smart, you'll take WVU at 3.5....It's the Mountaineers turn to bring their program into national prominence....Clemson is too unpredictable, and too young....
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