Coming from the guy with the handicapped sign as his avatar......
But thanks for coming into my thread... Makes me feel smarter...
Rube you know this just as good as anybody that if somebody sits down and looks at the card today the first game that pops out to them is SANTANA -105 
.... U mean I can get arguably the best pitcher in the NL at that price against Kris Medlen? Who the hell is Kris Medlen.......
IMO.... They could have set this line at Santana -125 or -130 and still got plenty of Mets action.... So now it sits at -105 
after opening at -115.
Well I would lean Brew-crew but would not like it.... Brewers are terrible right now.
Lean Blue Jays
Not going to play anything this afternoon I dont think
Papi-
Not trying to be an ass....legit question here. If they could have set the line at -125 to -130 and still gotten action on Santana (as you indicated), why did they set the line at -115....only to have it bet DOWN to -105?
I honestly think the word is out on the Mutts....they just aren't very good.....and Santana has been more hittable at times this year....and Atlanta is on fire.
Rube you know this just as good as anybody that if somebody sits down and looks at the card today the first game that pops out to them is SANTANA -105 .... U mean I can get arguably the best pitcher in the NL at that price against Kris Medlen? Who the hell is Kris Medlen.......
IMO.... They could have set this line at Santana -125 or -130 and still got plenty of Mets action.... So now it sits at -105 after opening at -115.
You can read me like a book..... If you dont have anything good to say towards the thread then just stay out..... Or just start your own thread .
I always laugh when I see this type of logic. Unless you believe the books have inside info...what difference does it make what the line is? 
Everyones evaluation of lines differs... sure Johan is a big name...but like you mentioned. If you do research you'd fine this line is pretty appropriate.
Do you think the line being short helps the Braves win the game?
The game still has to be played no matter what the line is. And unless the game is fixed...it will be decided by the players...not because the line is short
Public bets hit and win all of the time...and they lose all of the time as well. But to base an outcome on the line being short isn't wise in my opinion....this isn't tennis
Papi-
Not trying to be an ass....legit question here. If they could have set the line at -125 to -130 and still gotten action on Santana (as you indicated), why did they set the line at -115....only to have it bet DOWN to -105?
I honestly think the word is out on the Mutts....they just aren't very good.....and Santana has been more hittable at times this year....and Atlanta is on fire.
Good question.... Dont really know the answer to this....
Yep I am sure there would be a line out the door at the Bellagio right now waiting to back Medlen against Johan today at +110.
I have yet to figure out why people keep saying that I am trying to say that Atlanta is 100% going to win this game. Hell I said I may not even play the game in the first place..... I pointed out the fact that the line is short, which it is and IMO they want you to bet the Mets....... Do whatever you want in this game.... Use whatever logic you want....
I always laugh when I see this type of logic. Unless you believe the books have inside info...what difference does it make what the line is? Everyones evaluation of lines differs... sure Johan is a big name...but like you mentioned. If you do research you'd fine this line is pretty appropriate.
Do you think the line being short helps the Braves win the game?
The game still has to be played no matter what the line is. And unless the game is fixed...it will be decided by the players...not because the line is short
Public bets hit and win all of the time...and they lose all of the time as well. But to base an outcome on the line being short isn't wise in my opinion....this isn't tennis
Like I said...... Use whatever logic you would like.... I will use mine and you can use yours .
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