Iowa Oregon game - boy have I got Questions

Okay  here it goes .... I like to shoot the gap to have action on the game sometimes.

The HT line in Iowa - Oregon

MGM had it @ 130.5 Ov -105 for 2.1 units risked to win 2 units

Bet365 had it @ 133.5 Un -110 for 2.2 units risked to win 2 units

At the 15:37 mark in the 2H, it was 41-34

At this time, book 365 posted a cash-out of 3.85 units (of a possible 4.2) ... before I could double-click, it went off.

Now I am watching both books because at this time I am thinking a 3-point middle on totals is not really good enough, and I am regretting my play because I am thinking Under Will Be a winner, so I wait a few more seconds.

Then book MGM posts the line at 138.5 and offers me a cash out of 2.7152 units.  I clicked as fast as I could ....boom .6152 unit profit

Within seconds after they jerk the line back down to 131.5

I switch back to 365 posts, hoping the cash-out is still over 3 units, but it is 2.52, so I click it to be safe and be guaranteed a profit ... it goes through ... boom .32 units profit

Now, when they come out of the time out, the game speeds up ... and within minutes the line starts jumping up135.5, and by the 10-minute mark it is 138.5 with MGM

The game ends at 150

My point is that the 2 teams were averaging about 3.1 pts per minute, and after the time-out for the rest of the game, they averaged 4.84 per minute

Was the 138.5 line by MGM put in by mistake, or too early because they knew or heard something during the timeout?

If only I had taken the I cash out, and then quickly bet it all on the over when they dropped it to 131.5, now that would have been genius. 

I did profit 1.352 units overall... so I am not whining  ... but someone knew the game was going to speed up and MGM blinked by posting the 138.5 line too early.

What do any of you all think? You know what I am thinking. 

@RSampsell

 Profit was 1.0352 units -  my bad

Not everything is fixed… it would simply get out over time… ..however… it is impossible to not have fraud when man and money is involved… it’s impossible to not have fraud when man is involved period.  

@Mskeets

 Alabama / Flordia game ended on 177, my line was 177.5 (interesting how the game ended on 177) - 

These books & Vegas know what they're doing there not in it for us to win & be successful 

I didnt watch the game but the way i see it is , the algos knew they would go nuts on the scoring based on the stats. It took consideration that both teams are offensively good (of course there's way more data than that) they also probably scored a lot within a minute or two and then slowed down.  Thus why it swung up and down by 8-9 points. The algos eventually guessed it right, they went nuts and way over.

At the end of the day, bookies doesnt care if you bet under or over , even themselves they don't know what's the outcome. They just try to position in between the middle. 

@cdog8043

I had over 175.5 with Circa btw. :)

But I get your attempt at sarcasm.  Not saying all games are fixed or any at all ... just stating how MGM moved the line from 130.5 and jumped to 138.5 then back to down to 131.5 in a matter of 15 seconds but long enough for me to cash out my over bet for a profit, and still had time to collect a profit on my 365 under bet.  I agree with @ayashifx55 that the algos were juggling the line ..... just happy I was checking the lines at that time.  

@Mskeets

I wasn't implying it was fixed; I was more concerned about how much information they can access that we can't, which seems unfair. However, that is part of the betting game.  Whoever has the best info wins.

@ayashifx55

The line going to 138.5 is understandable once the game speeds up.  The thing that got me was that it went to 138.5 during the timeout, then dropped to 131.5 after the timeout ended.  It did, understandably, eventually go back to 138.5 after both teams picked up the scoring pace. I believe the algorithms were adjusting to updated human input, causing the line to move too early.  I do not think any cheating was involved ... but I do believe the line was adjusted to the info obtained during the timeout.

*** but I do believe the line was adjusted "prematurely" to the info obtained during the timeout.

@RSampsell

I see what your saying that big a jump just only after a TO.  Didn't watch the game but I guess if anything was significantly different about the gameplay after the TO like both teams really pushing pace would def make me wonder if not then nothing to worry about