This is my first season wagering. Anyhow, how important is the juice to you guys? Does it ever sway you to the opposite team because of a high juice. Should I even worry about this?
Do you guys use multiple books and choose the line you like that has the least juice?
Thanks
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This is my first season wagering. Anyhow, how important is the juice to you guys? Does it ever sway you to the opposite team because of a high juice. Should I even worry about this?
Do you guys use multiple books and choose the line you like that has the least juice?
This is my first season wagering. Anyhow, how important is the juice to you guys? Does it ever sway you to the opposite team because of a high juice. Should I even worry about this?
Do you guys use multiple books and choose the line you like that has the least juice?
Thanks
Juice is VERY important. I never bet on a team with really high juice, it's just not worth it. It depends really on what chance you think the team has of winning. If you think they have a 60% chance of winning, then laying -200 would be stupid.
I would use atleast two books (pinnacle and 5dimes are my fav) because shopping for lines is a big key to winning. I have a friend who only bets on a team that has a line at a book that is much begtter than the average of his other books, he much some nice profits.
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Quote Originally Posted by joelags:
This is my first season wagering. Anyhow, how important is the juice to you guys? Does it ever sway you to the opposite team because of a high juice. Should I even worry about this?
Do you guys use multiple books and choose the line you like that has the least juice?
Thanks
Juice is VERY important. I never bet on a team with really high juice, it's just not worth it. It depends really on what chance you think the team has of winning. If you think they have a 60% chance of winning, then laying -200 would be stupid.
I would use atleast two books (pinnacle and 5dimes are my fav) because shopping for lines is a big key to winning. I have a friend who only bets on a team that has a line at a book that is much begtter than the average of his other books, he much some nice profits.
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