I have a problem with my spread model NFL I can't fix. Lets say a team has a negative home field advantage (HFA) and it's proven that divisional games in NFL result in a +-50% lesser HFA...how do you handle that?
1. A negative HFA of -1.0 results in -1.5 (according to HFA gets less); or
2. A negative HFA of -1.0 results in -0.50 (according to divisional games tends to be closer).
Which one and why? Anyone?
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I have a problem with my spread model NFL I can't fix. Lets say a team has a negative home field advantage (HFA) and it's proven that divisional games in NFL result in a +-50% lesser HFA...how do you handle that?
1. A negative HFA of -1.0 results in -1.5 (according to HFA gets less); or
2. A negative HFA of -1.0 results in -0.50 (according to divisional games tends to be closer).
forgetttabouttit every nfl team really dosent have home filed edge even seahawks lose at home huge as chalk
just use #1 scheduel # 2 who did they baet last #3 who are they playing next week
like so and i cracked so many dogs
49ers beat rams huge week 4 24-9 week 5 get break vs busted up panthers -6.5 at car. 37-15 then i knew this was coming week 6 -3.5 @ falcons wammmmmmmmmmmm s/u loss 28-14
week 7 home vs the chiefs +2.5 no +1.5 im leery n stayed off kapow chiefs drop a 44 burger on them 44-23
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forgetttabouttit every nfl team really dosent have home filed edge even seahawks lose at home huge as chalk
just use #1 scheduel # 2 who did they baet last #3 who are they playing next week
like so and i cracked so many dogs
49ers beat rams huge week 4 24-9 week 5 get break vs busted up panthers -6.5 at car. 37-15 then i knew this was coming week 6 -3.5 @ falcons wammmmmmmmmmmm s/u loss 28-14
week 7 home vs the chiefs +2.5 no +1.5 im leery n stayed off kapow chiefs drop a 44 burger on them 44-23