Fade Browns (3-2-0 +$970): Falcons -3 [-107] $1070 to win 1000
I would have just plaid the Jags on the ML but it's not available yet and I don't want to lose the point... We'll see how it goes.
At best you will finish .500 and lose on the juice. Pinpointing 2 teams like this can be good but you need to know when to jump to the other side based on home team/matchups and other factors. Good Luck, you will need it.
At best you will finish .500 and lose on the juice. Pinpointing 2 teams like this can be good but you need to know when to jump to the other side based on home team/matchups and other factors. Good Luck, you will need it.
At best you will finish .500 and lose on the juice. Pinpointing 2 teams like this can be good but you need to know when to jump to the other side based on home team/matchups and other factors. Good Luck, you will need it.
At best you will finish .500 and lose on the juice. Pinpointing 2 teams like this can be good but you need to know when to jump to the other side based on home team/matchups and other factors. Good Luck, you will need it.
OK Mr. I BEAT THE ODDS. POINT TAKEN Here is some helpful info for this weeks Browns/Falcons matchup
Browns Traded for Minn Vikings pass rushing specialist Jayme Williams. The Back story is DL Robaire Smith, Kenyon Coleman, and Shaun Rogers are all dinged up and they need depth. So they are bringing in a 4-3 DE to help in a 3-4 scheme that has never played in a 3-4. Makes sense? All 3 players will be probable but the injuries will keep them from playing at 100%.
The Browns record is 10-2 vs the Falcons which is their best mark versus any opponent. A usseless fact but interesting none the less.
Hope that is more helpful. Fact remains you are playing the odds that the linesmakers overvalue both of these teams more so than the talent of the teams. Not trying to talk you out of it just looking at your logic from a different perspective. Good luck.
OK Mr. I BEAT THE ODDS. POINT TAKEN Here is some helpful info for this weeks Browns/Falcons matchup
Browns Traded for Minn Vikings pass rushing specialist Jayme Williams. The Back story is DL Robaire Smith, Kenyon Coleman, and Shaun Rogers are all dinged up and they need depth. So they are bringing in a 4-3 DE to help in a 3-4 scheme that has never played in a 3-4. Makes sense? All 3 players will be probable but the injuries will keep them from playing at 100%.
The Browns record is 10-2 vs the Falcons which is their best mark versus any opponent. A usseless fact but interesting none the less.
Hope that is more helpful. Fact remains you are playing the odds that the linesmakers overvalue both of these teams more so than the talent of the teams. Not trying to talk you out of it just looking at your logic from a different perspective. Good luck.
I don't get where the 3-2 on fading the Browns comes from.
Covers has the Browns listed as 2-2 ATS. They also won the last 7 games in a row ATS last year. That makes them 9-2 ATS over the last 11 games.
I think the Browns are a perfect example of the "better than the public thinks they are" trap team. They've had a lead in the fourth quarter of every single game this year.
I always hear stories like this. Some guy claimed decent profits from fading the Pirates all year, but the thought immediately crosses my mind...what if you tried this with the '99 Rams, the '06 Tigers, the '08 Rays, the '10 Padres or any other bad teams that turned out to be surprisingly good.
I don't get where the 3-2 on fading the Browns comes from.
Covers has the Browns listed as 2-2 ATS. They also won the last 7 games in a row ATS last year. That makes them 9-2 ATS over the last 11 games.
I think the Browns are a perfect example of the "better than the public thinks they are" trap team. They've had a lead in the fourth quarter of every single game this year.
I always hear stories like this. Some guy claimed decent profits from fading the Pirates all year, but the thought immediately crosses my mind...what if you tried this with the '99 Rams, the '06 Tigers, the '08 Rays, the '10 Padres or any other bad teams that turned out to be surprisingly good.
OK Mr. I BEAT THE ODDS. POINT TAKEN Here is some helpful info for this weeks Browns/Falcons matchup
Browns Traded for Minn Vikings pass rushing specialist Jayme Williams. The Back story is DL Robaire Smith, Kenyon Coleman, and Shaun Rogers are all dinged up and they need depth. So they are bringing in a 4-3 DE to help in a 3-4 scheme that has never played in a 3-4. Makes sense? All 3 players will be probable but the injuries will keep them from playing at 100%.
The Browns record is 10-2 vs the Falcons which is their best mark versus any opponent. A usseless fact but interesting none the less.
Hope that is more helpful. Fact remains you are playing the odds that the linesmakers overvalue both of these teams more so than the talent of the teams. Not trying to talk you out of it just looking at your logic from a different perspective. Good luck.
OK Mr. I BEAT THE ODDS. POINT TAKEN Here is some helpful info for this weeks Browns/Falcons matchup
Browns Traded for Minn Vikings pass rushing specialist Jayme Williams. The Back story is DL Robaire Smith, Kenyon Coleman, and Shaun Rogers are all dinged up and they need depth. So they are bringing in a 4-3 DE to help in a 3-4 scheme that has never played in a 3-4. Makes sense? All 3 players will be probable but the injuries will keep them from playing at 100%.
The Browns record is 10-2 vs the Falcons which is their best mark versus any opponent. A usseless fact but interesting none the less.
Hope that is more helpful. Fact remains you are playing the odds that the linesmakers overvalue both of these teams more so than the talent of the teams. Not trying to talk you out of it just looking at your logic from a different perspective. Good luck.
OK. I read the whole thread. I guess you get credit for doubling up on the KC bet, but the bottom line is this is a really stupid strategy.
Given the choice between playing both of these teams every week and fading them both each week , I would play them....and it wouldn't be a remotely close decision.
There is a whole lot of parity in this league. The difference between the good and bad teams is nowhere near as large as people seem to think and the value bet is often on the "bad" team.
You mention several times that if the Browns were to start winning, you might switch your bets. By that point the lines would have adjusted as well and the value bet might actually be fading them.
You'd be doing the exact wrong thing twice.
Honestly, people might think I'm insane but I'd rather fade the Colts the whole year than the Browns.
OK. I read the whole thread. I guess you get credit for doubling up on the KC bet, but the bottom line is this is a really stupid strategy.
Given the choice between playing both of these teams every week and fading them both each week , I would play them....and it wouldn't be a remotely close decision.
There is a whole lot of parity in this league. The difference between the good and bad teams is nowhere near as large as people seem to think and the value bet is often on the "bad" team.
You mention several times that if the Browns were to start winning, you might switch your bets. By that point the lines would have adjusted as well and the value bet might actually be fading them.
You'd be doing the exact wrong thing twice.
Honestly, people might think I'm insane but I'd rather fade the Colts the whole year than the Browns.
Its like you sort of realize this is a bad idea but are doing it anyway....
Its like you sort of realize this is a bad idea but are doing it anyway....
OK. I read the whole thread. I guess you get credit for doubling up on the KC bet, but the bottom line is this is a really stupid strategy.
Given the choice between playing both of these teams every week and fading them both each week , I would play them....and it wouldn't be a remotely close decision.
There is a whole lot of parity in this league. The difference between the good and bad teams is nowhere near as large as people seem to think and the value bet is often on the "bad" team.
You mention several times that if the Browns were to start winning, you might switch your bets. By that point the lines would have adjusted as well and the value bet might actually be fading them.
You'd be doing the exact wrong thing twice.
Honestly, people might think I'm insane but I'd rather fade the Colts the whole year than the Browns.
OK. I read the whole thread. I guess you get credit for doubling up on the KC bet, but the bottom line is this is a really stupid strategy.
Given the choice between playing both of these teams every week and fading them both each week , I would play them....and it wouldn't be a remotely close decision.
There is a whole lot of parity in this league. The difference between the good and bad teams is nowhere near as large as people seem to think and the value bet is often on the "bad" team.
You mention several times that if the Browns were to start winning, you might switch your bets. By that point the lines would have adjusted as well and the value bet might actually be fading them.
You'd be doing the exact wrong thing twice.
Honestly, people might think I'm insane but I'd rather fade the Colts the whole year than the Browns.

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