So just because the Ravens were at 20-1 at the beginning of the season at some point doesn't mean they have the most money liability to pay out on that team. What about the Lions who were longer odds? For all we know Circa could be lying about where their true liability lies. plus they are only one book. Don't assume anything until you have ALL the variables.
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So just because the Ravens were at 20-1 at the beginning of the season at some point doesn't mean they have the most money liability to pay out on that team. What about the Lions who were longer odds? For all we know Circa could be lying about where their true liability lies. plus they are only one book. Don't assume anything until you have ALL the variables.
@Aaaand-Its-Gone Because the Niners power rating is still higher than the Ravens.....Books will adjust slightly based on this weekends results but we are looking at SF -1 to SF -3 when that line comes out late Sunday evening into Monday, if that matchup ends up taking place of course.
How does a power rating work? Like is it just a statistical breakdown of the team? Doesn't take into account recent matchups between the same teams? That shit must have shown the Cowboys as absolute monsters with all their blow out wins this year.
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Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg:
@Aaaand-Its-Gone Because the Niners power rating is still higher than the Ravens.....Books will adjust slightly based on this weekends results but we are looking at SF -1 to SF -3 when that line comes out late Sunday evening into Monday, if that matchup ends up taking place of course.
How does a power rating work? Like is it just a statistical breakdown of the team? Doesn't take into account recent matchups between the same teams? That shit must have shown the Cowboys as absolute monsters with all their blow out wins this year.