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January Hoops (Cont'd)
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#28
Quote Originally Posted by AgainstDaConsen:
Honestly surprised to see u on the NOrthwestern over. I feel like you are relying on empirical evidence instead of with what Northwestern has done so far this year. With that said I am only on the over for the 1H.
LIke your salukis over, will stay away from Marqutte unless i see 148 or beter before tip
GL, though you dont need it
Honestly surprised to see u on the NOrthwestern over. I feel like you are relying on empirical evidence instead of with what Northwestern has done so far this year. With that said I am only on the over for the 1H.
LIke your salukis over, will stay away from Marqutte unless i see 148 or beter before tip
GL, though you dont need it
He's on the under
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Like the under Northwestern also-Last 10 game they played each other only 1 when over 130 GL
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#34
Quote Originally Posted by daviddaman24:
Love the write ups man, even on the games you don't play the insight is unmatched. I noticed you didn't really touch on the Kentucky/Alabama game. Is it safe to say that bunches in with your overall thoughts on the SEC and there just not being too much separation?
Love the write ups man, even on the games you don't play the insight is unmatched. I noticed you didn't really touch on the Kentucky/Alabama game. Is it safe to say that bunches in with your overall thoughts on the SEC and there just not being too much separation?
I think there is separation in terms of talent (I'd put Kentucky/Tenny/Florida in that group). Just a weird conference I need to stay away from. East is far superior to the West in terms of talent, so I'm not sure how it shakes out. I don't believe in Arkansas, yet they've beaten two better teams at home and laid an egg on the road at LSU. I'm probably undervaluing Vanderbilt, but they've looked awful on the road. Just seems like anybody can knock off anybody (aside from Auburn, LSU), and I probably won't dig deep in this conference too much aside from situational spots with Florida and Tennessee.
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Quote Originally Posted by nropp11:
I think there is separation in terms of talent (I'd put Kentucky/Tenny/Florida in that group). Just a weird conference I need to stay away from. East is far superior to the West in terms of talent, so I'm not sure how it shakes out. I don't believe in Arkansas, yet they've beaten two better teams at home and laid an egg on the road at LSU. I'm probably undervaluing Vanderbilt, but they've looked awful on the road. Just seems like anybody can knock off anybody (aside from Auburn, LSU), and I probably won't dig deep in this conference too much aside from situational spots with Florida and Tennessee.
Makes sense, thanks for the knowledge
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#43
I have been cut off and paid by Wagerweb and one other book in the last couple of years. The reason they gave was I was always playing the "sharp"" plays meaning I would bet the games and the lines on those games moved a lot. Some if it occurred back when Right Angle was a good selective service before they "sold out" to the overseas books. They now release 10-12 plays some days.
If that is not the reason, you are better off playing at a solid book like 5dimes, matchbook and getting your money while you can.
DO NOT go for the100% free play and excessive cash bonuses. The places that generally offer that HAVE to do it to get customers or dont pay.
Also 5 dimes is one of the few to put up basket totals early on nearly all games.
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Quote Originally Posted by mzjacic3:
hey what other website beside 5dimes puts up the total and spread lines for college games early? I am using betus at the moment and they are extremely slow when it comes to total lines for college?
hey what other website beside 5dimes puts up the total and spread lines for college games early? I am using betus at the moment and they are extremely slow when it comes to total lines for college?
Matchbook. But you gotta be patient and not jump at the high juice. Put in a bid for 100 or -105. It should eventually get filled.
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