@HooAlum
how is Indiana a low handle and ticket favorite. They have nearly 3/4 of the handle and 80% of tickets on them?
@HellHook33
Miami U is also a high handle and ticket favorite. where are you getting your info? Also, Penn state should be max 1 or 2 units, they have coaching problems and play on the road against nations no. 1. you can't put your money at risk like that idc how many signals there are.
@HellHook33
Miami U is also a high handle and ticket favorite. where are you getting your info? Also, Penn state should be max 1 or 2 units, they have coaching problems and play on the road against nations no. 1. you can't put your money at risk like that idc how many signals there are.
@HooAlum
Afternoon games. Some adjustments but not a lot of action as we are looking at a split decision for the early bigger games of Texas and Miami (though the ESPN Bet -6.5 line is giving me hope in the latter). Once again the week will live or die in Provo.
Maryland-Indiana (No Bet): low handle favorite balanced by over/under squeeze
Texas Tech (3 units): low ticket, sharp indicators flipped to the Red Raiders (warning this is by the slimmest of margins from flipping back so temper expectations) outweighs home low handle underdog
CHANGE: Florida (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Virginia (2 units): line movement, low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs Sharp indicator
@HooAlum
Afternoon games. Some adjustments but not a lot of action as we are looking at a split decision for the early bigger games of Texas and Miami (though the ESPN Bet -6.5 line is giving me hope in the latter). Once again the week will live or die in Provo.
Maryland-Indiana (No Bet): low handle favorite balanced by over/under squeeze
Texas Tech (3 units): low ticket, sharp indicators flipped to the Red Raiders (warning this is by the slimmest of margins from flipping back so temper expectations) outweighs home low handle underdog
CHANGE: Florida (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Virginia (2 units): line movement, low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs Sharp indicator
@HooAlum
I don't think anyone saw 21 uanswered in the fourth coming from Vandy. Odd day for defenses. SMU made Miami D look like a high school squad at times in that one. Still no complaints from this corner. Patience is the name of the game as far as I'm concerned. Let's get 'em with TEN, USC and Utah....
@HooAlum
I don't think anyone saw 21 uanswered in the fourth coming from Vandy. Odd day for defenses. SMU made Miami D look like a high school squad at times in that one. Still no complaints from this corner. Patience is the name of the game as far as I'm concerned. Let's get 'em with TEN, USC and Utah....
@HooAlum
I just noticed my Saturday evening post did not take, just the opening commentary on the loss in Austin. I apologize as sometimes when I cut and paste and change things up slightly the edits aren't added. No big sweeping changes though the unit count went up slightly in Provo but no calls changed. Still adds up to a down week but Utah really saved the overall week from being slightly down to be REALLY down. Of course I had already telegraphed that one as the play of the week so people knew to act on it big. Oh and there was a question what data sources I use. The questioner likely drew from DK's easily accessible public ticket and handle counts. They are valuable but only use it as part of a weighted average among several sources, thus DK can have a ticket count of 60% but the overall is 43% (like last week). I just do not want to put too much emphasis on one data source but that is a reasonable guide if you only want to rely on a single free source.
WEEKLY RECORD: 7-9
OVERALL RECORD: 90-64 (58.44%)
WEEKLY REVENUE: 53.2 units on 57.5 wagered
OVERALL REVENUE: 621.5 units on 523.5 wagered (18.72% profit)
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INDICATOR PERFORMANCE
West Coast Body Clock: 100%
Lopsided Wagering: 65.22% (never seen it this high)
SKS: 65.12%
Sharp Indicator: 62.59%
Low Handle Favorite: 56.25%
Low Bet Favorite: 56.10%
Bye Week Return: 54.55%
Steam: 50%
Line Movement: 50%
Over/Under Squeeze: 40%
Reverse Movement: 30.77% (never seen it so low - I am worried that my data sourcing is not good here as it is only the second year using this method)
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WAY TOO EARLY Weekend analysis (which always seems to boost the favorites)
Memphis (1 unit): sharp indicator outweighs lopsided wagering
Indiana (3 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle
Georgia (6 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Texas Tech (4 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, low handle favorite outweighs sharp indicator and bye week return
Texas A&M (4 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle
Oregon (7 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (2 units): sharp indicators
Virginia (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweigh sharp indicators
Alabama (6 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Notre Dame (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
@HooAlum
I just noticed my Saturday evening post did not take, just the opening commentary on the loss in Austin. I apologize as sometimes when I cut and paste and change things up slightly the edits aren't added. No big sweeping changes though the unit count went up slightly in Provo but no calls changed. Still adds up to a down week but Utah really saved the overall week from being slightly down to be REALLY down. Of course I had already telegraphed that one as the play of the week so people knew to act on it big. Oh and there was a question what data sources I use. The questioner likely drew from DK's easily accessible public ticket and handle counts. They are valuable but only use it as part of a weighted average among several sources, thus DK can have a ticket count of 60% but the overall is 43% (like last week). I just do not want to put too much emphasis on one data source but that is a reasonable guide if you only want to rely on a single free source.
WEEKLY RECORD: 7-9
OVERALL RECORD: 90-64 (58.44%)
WEEKLY REVENUE: 53.2 units on 57.5 wagered
OVERALL REVENUE: 621.5 units on 523.5 wagered (18.72% profit)
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INDICATOR PERFORMANCE
West Coast Body Clock: 100%
Lopsided Wagering: 65.22% (never seen it this high)
SKS: 65.12%
Sharp Indicator: 62.59%
Low Handle Favorite: 56.25%
Low Bet Favorite: 56.10%
Bye Week Return: 54.55%
Steam: 50%
Line Movement: 50%
Over/Under Squeeze: 40%
Reverse Movement: 30.77% (never seen it so low - I am worried that my data sourcing is not good here as it is only the second year using this method)
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WAY TOO EARLY Weekend analysis (which always seems to boost the favorites)
Memphis (1 unit): sharp indicator outweighs lopsided wagering
Indiana (3 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle
Georgia (6 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Texas Tech (4 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, low handle favorite outweighs sharp indicator and bye week return
Texas A&M (4 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle
Oregon (7 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (2 units): sharp indicators
Virginia (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweigh sharp indicators
Alabama (6 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Notre Dame (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
@HooAlum
Appreciate your efforts Hoo. Looks initially like some decent size plays coming up this week but we'll be tracking lines and awaiting updates.
@HooAlum
Appreciate your efforts Hoo. Looks initially like some decent size plays coming up this week but we'll be tracking lines and awaiting updates.
@HooAlum
The minor pasting error is a pimple on an elephant’s ass. I would like to repeat my appreciation for the effort and the time you put into this. THANK YOU
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@HooAlum
The minor pasting error is a pimple on an elephant’s ass. I would like to repeat my appreciation for the effort and the time you put into this. THANK YOU
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@HooAlum
Stabilization in the numbers . Big play looks like eyes on Lubbock early.
Tulane-Memphis (No bet): sharp indicator balanced by line movement and steam
Indiana (1 unit): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle and over/under squeeze
Georgia (5 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (8 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
Texas A&M (1 unit): low ticket favorite outweigh home underdog with low handle
Oregon (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (1 unit): sharp indicators
Wake Forest-Virginia (No Bet): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
Alabama (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
Notre Dame (4 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
@HooAlum
Stabilization in the numbers . Big play looks like eyes on Lubbock early.
Tulane-Memphis (No bet): sharp indicator balanced by line movement and steam
Indiana (1 unit): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators outweigh home underdog with low handle and over/under squeeze
Georgia (5 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (8 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
Texas A&M (1 unit): low ticket favorite outweigh home underdog with low handle
Oregon (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (1 unit): sharp indicators
Wake Forest-Virginia (No Bet): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
Alabama (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
Notre Dame (4 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
@HooAlum
Tulane (1 unit) - steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
I'll update a very light Saturday slate tonight over the next couple of hours.
@HooAlum
Tulane (1 unit) - steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
I'll update a very light Saturday slate tonight over the next couple of hours.
@HooAlum
Here is the Friday Night update for tonight and tomorrow. I will likely not update until late morning.
Tulane (1 unit): steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
@HooAlum
Here is the Friday Night update for tonight and tomorrow. I will likely not update until late morning.
Tulane (1 unit): steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
@HooAlum
Here is the Friday Night update for tonight and tomorrow. I will likely not update until late morning.
Tulane (1 unit): steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
CHANGE: Penn State (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Georgia (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (6 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
Texas A&M (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite
Oregon (2 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
Wake Forest (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Alabama (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
Notre Dame (3 units): line movement, low handle favorite, style points
NEW GAME: Colorado St-UNLV (No Bet): Low handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
@HooAlum
Here is the Friday Night update for tonight and tomorrow. I will likely not update until late morning.
Tulane (1 unit): steam and line movement outweigh sharp indicator
CHANGE: Penn State (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Georgia (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (6 units): SKS, mild west coast body clock, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
Texas A&M (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite
Oregon (2 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
Wake Forest (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Alabama (3 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering outweighs sharp indicators
Notre Dame (3 units): line movement, low handle favorite, style points
NEW GAME: Colorado St-UNLV (No Bet): Low handle favorite, lopsided wagering balanced by sharp indicators
@HooAlum
Here is the morning update. A couple of additions out of the Big XII to the slate. Lubbock is still the play and even has an increasing line that you may want to catch before it goes further
Penn State (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Georgia (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (7 units): line movement, SKS, mild west coast body clock, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
NEW GAME: Iowa St-TCU (No Bet): line movement, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, bye week return outweighs sharp indicators
Texas A&M (4 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators
Iowa-Oregon (No Bet): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement balanced by sharp indicators
NEW GAME: Arizona (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (2 unit): low ticket favorite
Wake Forest (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Alabama (4 units): low ticket and handle favorite, sharp indicators
Notre Dame (4 units): line movement, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, style points
Colorado St-UNLV (No Bet): No Indicators
@HooAlum
Here is the morning update. A couple of additions out of the Big XII to the slate. Lubbock is still the play and even has an increasing line that you may want to catch before it goes further
Penn State (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low handle favorite
Georgia (2 units): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement outweighs sharp indicators
Texas Tech (7 units): line movement, SKS, mild west coast body clock, sharp indicators outweigh bye week return
NEW GAME: Iowa St-TCU (No Bet): line movement, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, bye week return outweighs sharp indicators
Texas A&M (4 units): low ticket favorite, sharp indicators
Iowa-Oregon (No Bet): low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering, reverse movement balanced by sharp indicators
NEW GAME: Arizona (1 unit): low ticket and handle favorite outweighs sharp indicators
Vanderbilt (2 unit): low ticket favorite
Wake Forest (1 unit): sharp indicators outweigh low ticket and handle favorite, lopsided wagering
Alabama (4 units): low ticket and handle favorite, sharp indicators
Notre Dame (4 units): line movement, low handle favorite, lopsided wagering, style points
Colorado St-UNLV (No Bet): No Indicators

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