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HOW DO YOU GUYS CAP THESE UNDERS?

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has to be so hard know some guys talk about possessions etc but still. i watched n iowa -evans game tonight on my other tv. that game was a dead under had like 110 points 4 minutes left but in last 2 minutes all the fouling and layups etc had to be 30 points scored . i follow you guys and you all do a great job just hard tailing you on these unders

today i played nropps play on minn-mich under i had it at 131 landed 117 so i won but saw highlights minn missed 3 pointer last seconds to tie if it goes OT we r screwed again lol

thanks by the way mropp

again thanks to all you guys you are a great help

 
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you have to pray if you bet under in basketball
 
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You cap a game to go under but you still have to get lucky sometimes in the game. That's why it's called gambling. If every game goes the way the numbers says everyone would win all the time. just like the Evan-n Iowa game. If northern Iowa was up double digits at the end of the game like the spread suggest it should be the game prolly would have stayed under but because it was a close game you get all the foulings at the end of the game. No one knows that it was gonna get to that point at the end of the game. We can only cap the game to go under using trends and stats. But sometimes we get unlucky and things like that happens. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by coolfool:

you have to pray if you bet under in basketball


I really don't get where this idea comes from.  Year in and year out, more than 50 percent of games are under.
 
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I disagree with you The8ofCups, that nearly half the games go under! In the 1st part of the season, most of your overs occur. When conference play starts, then you start to see more unders!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ROBBS99:

I disagree with you The8ofCups, that nearly half the games go under! In the 1st part of the season, most of your overs occur. When conference play starts, then you start to see more unders!


You are free to disagree, but you are wrong.  I have documented it going back years.  In both the NBA and NCAA, under is more reliable than over.
 
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EASY BET UNDERS AGAISNT BAD TEAMS
 
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Over vs. Under Trends

Percent
Overtime Games 65 91.55% 6 8.45%
Non-Overtime Games 556 46.76% 633 53.24%
All Games 621 49.29% 639 50.71%
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ROBBS99:

I disagree with you The8ofCups, that nearly half the games go under! In the 1st part of the season, most of your overs occur. When conference play starts, then you start to see more unders!


Not sure where you developed this theory?
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