UNC @ GT +5.5: UNC 6 best
games and 5 worst games so they are about normal and what you would expect from
one of the higher-profile college teams. There is a good chance UNC plays an
average power rating game tonight. Georgia Tech has 6 best games and only 3
worst games. So they are actually due for another bad game. KP has UNC at -6,
S&O has them at -5, and Realtime has them at -9. Line is at lower end of
spectrum for the favorite and there is some value in UNC tonight. This is GT's
last game and last chance for a bad game in the regular season. Gun to my head
I would lay the points with Carolina but I'm not going to.
NC
State @ Clemson +1: NC State has 7 best games
and 6 worst games so they are due for an average game. Clemson has 8 best games
and only 3 worst games so they are due for a bad game. Considering NC State is
out to avenge that home loss and this is Clemson's last home game with a trip
to South Bend looming (meaning they will probably extra play hard tonight
considering they know they will likely lose at ND) I think I see why this game
is almost a pick 'em. KP has Clemson at -1, S&O has Clemson at -1, and
Realtime has Clemson at -5. Yikes not sure about this one.
Hope that helps but not sure if it did.
Actually, the more I think about it linesmakers have made NC State the fav by -1 so I would follow them as they seem to think NC State pulls this one out. FWIW. Good luck in what you decide.
UNC @ GT +5.5: UNC 6 best
games and 5 worst games so they are about normal and what you would expect from
one of the higher-profile college teams. There is a good chance UNC plays an
average power rating game tonight. Georgia Tech has 6 best games and only 3
worst games. So they are actually due for another bad game. KP has UNC at -6,
S&O has them at -5, and Realtime has them at -9. Line is at lower end of
spectrum for the favorite and there is some value in UNC tonight. This is GT's
last game and last chance for a bad game in the regular season. Gun to my head
I would lay the points with Carolina but I'm not going to.
NC
State @ Clemson +1: NC State has 7 best games
and 6 worst games so they are due for an average game. Clemson has 8 best games
and only 3 worst games so they are due for a bad game. Considering NC State is
out to avenge that home loss and this is Clemson's last home game with a trip
to South Bend looming (meaning they will probably extra play hard tonight
considering they know they will likely lose at ND) I think I see why this game
is almost a pick 'em. KP has Clemson at -1, S&O has Clemson at -1, and
Realtime has Clemson at -5. Yikes not sure about this one.
Hope that helps but not sure if it did.
Actually, the more I think about it linesmakers have made NC State the fav by -1 so I would follow them as they seem to think NC State pulls this one out. FWIW. Good luck in what you decide.
So the question I still have is how do you use the 5-20-5 rule to make winning picks. What good is it if you can't do that? Looks like I sure as h*ll don't know.
So the question I still have is how do you use the 5-20-5 rule to make winning picks. What good is it if you can't do that? Looks like I sure as h*ll don't know.
So the question I still have is how do you use the 5-20-5 rule to make winning picks. What good is it if you can't do that? Looks like I sure as h*ll don't know.
I dont mean to keep beating a dead horse but it's not an angle or system. It's an idea that each team has roughly 20 games per year in which you should not bet on them. When capping college bb, you want to looks for spots where a team is set up for one of the 5 and 5 games. But those 5 games are not literal, its just a good estimate to give u an idea of how often these spots occur. So look for spots where a team may have a let down, or a spot where they may be super motivated and play over their heads. The 5-20-5 rule is simply an explanation as to why you should focus on spot plays.
So the question I still have is how do you use the 5-20-5 rule to make winning picks. What good is it if you can't do that? Looks like I sure as h*ll don't know.
I dont mean to keep beating a dead horse but it's not an angle or system. It's an idea that each team has roughly 20 games per year in which you should not bet on them. When capping college bb, you want to looks for spots where a team is set up for one of the 5 and 5 games. But those 5 games are not literal, its just a good estimate to give u an idea of how often these spots occur. So look for spots where a team may have a let down, or a spot where they may be super motivated and play over their heads. The 5-20-5 rule is simply an explanation as to why you should focus on spot plays.
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