I guess I left out that if you get the Giants at +3.5 then all those stats could still hold true if NE wins by 1, 2 or 3.
So I would either play Giants +3.5 or NE moneyline if you want to fall within those strong trends/stats.
I guess I left out that if you get the Giants at +3.5 then all those stats could still hold true if NE wins by 1, 2 or 3.
So I would either play Giants +3.5 or NE moneyline if you want to fall within those strong trends/stats.
I guess I left out that if you get the Giants at +3.5 then all those stats could still hold true if NE wins by 1, 2 or 3.
So I would either play Giants +3.5 or NE moneyline if you want to fall within those strong trends/stats.
Looking at that 9-7 stat.. Do you think that would hold true forever? Trends/streaks/whatever are always broken at some point in time. I personally wouldn't pay much attention to that stat, but that's just me.
Looking at that 9-7 stat.. Do you think that would hold true forever? Trends/streaks/whatever are always broken at some point in time. I personally wouldn't pay much attention to that stat, but that's just me.
But every game/situation is unique so its unfair to say "the public is always right/wrong".
Can't ever use absolutes in sports gambling.....unless your talking about the Redwings at home, Blazers at home, or the Patriots off a loss
But every game/situation is unique so its unfair to say "the public is always right/wrong".
Can't ever use absolutes in sports gambling.....unless your talking about the Redwings at home, Blazers at home, or the Patriots off a loss
Heres what i have learned when it comes to the superbowl.
1. The most important thing to remember. Either the favorite covers the spread...or the underdog wins outright. VERY rarely does the favorite win the superbowl but fail to cover. Most recent example of this is Steelers over Arizona. Therefore...if you like the Giants..take the moneyline on them. If you like the patriots...avoid the money line.
2. The public..which generally will be about 50/50 throughout the regular season...does a fantastic job of picking winners for the superbowl. For the most part...the public makes money on the superbowl...giving bookies quite the headache...until they invented.....
3. PROP bets. The worst bets you can possibly make. Why would any sane person bet on a coin toss with Juice on it? Why would you bet that so and so player catches the first TD pass. Or, (my favorite), why on earth would you bet on ANYTHING that has to do with Madonna and her halftime show???!!!
Prop bets were designed for suckers to help cushion the blow that the bookies will probably receive from the betting public crushing them on normal bets.
However...the betting Public is not exactly widely backing anyone this year. Currently..the betting public is 55% in favor of Giants. To me, that is NOT a highly favored team by the betting public. What really seems to be everyones favorite bet on the superbowl this year is the UNDER. Most places opened at 56..and now the line is at 54 (or even lower at some places)
Therefore, it is my humble opinion, (applying the rules stated above) that the best bet to make is the UNDER. And i personally feel that the Patriots is the team to bet on...but that is just a hunch.
i hope that helps you guys out. Personally i have done quite well on the superbowl following the above rules with few exception. ( F U steelers LOL) <---had arizona ML in that one.
Heres what i have learned when it comes to the superbowl.
1. The most important thing to remember. Either the favorite covers the spread...or the underdog wins outright. VERY rarely does the favorite win the superbowl but fail to cover. Most recent example of this is Steelers over Arizona. Therefore...if you like the Giants..take the moneyline on them. If you like the patriots...avoid the money line.
2. The public..which generally will be about 50/50 throughout the regular season...does a fantastic job of picking winners for the superbowl. For the most part...the public makes money on the superbowl...giving bookies quite the headache...until they invented.....
3. PROP bets. The worst bets you can possibly make. Why would any sane person bet on a coin toss with Juice on it? Why would you bet that so and so player catches the first TD pass. Or, (my favorite), why on earth would you bet on ANYTHING that has to do with Madonna and her halftime show???!!!
Prop bets were designed for suckers to help cushion the blow that the bookies will probably receive from the betting public crushing them on normal bets.
However...the betting Public is not exactly widely backing anyone this year. Currently..the betting public is 55% in favor of Giants. To me, that is NOT a highly favored team by the betting public. What really seems to be everyones favorite bet on the superbowl this year is the UNDER. Most places opened at 56..and now the line is at 54 (or even lower at some places)
Therefore, it is my humble opinion, (applying the rules stated above) that the best bet to make is the UNDER. And i personally feel that the Patriots is the team to bet on...but that is just a hunch.
i hope that helps you guys out. Personally i have done quite well on the superbowl following the above rules with few exception. ( F U steelers LOL) <---had arizona ML in that one.
Heres what i have learned when it comes to the superbowl.
1. The most important thing to remember. Either the favorite covers the spread...or the underdog wins outright. VERY rarely does the favorite win the superbowl but fail to cover. Most recent example of this is Steelers over Arizona. Therefore...if you like the Giants..take the moneyline on them. If you like the patriots...avoid the money line.
Heres what i have learned when it comes to the superbowl.
1. The most important thing to remember. Either the favorite covers the spread...or the underdog wins outright. VERY rarely does the favorite win the superbowl but fail to cover. Most recent example of this is Steelers over Arizona. Therefore...if you like the Giants..take the moneyline on them. If you like the patriots...avoid the money line.
Yes the public does win and are right some of the time.I"ve been betting since before the internet and sometimes now there's just to much info.opinions, percentages and all this it just gives you info overload.
Could give a shit what side has higher percentage,means squat,where's the money matters more.
I cap my own games and listen to no one, sometimes it's a public play and sometimes not.
Yes the public does win and are right some of the time.I"ve been betting since before the internet and sometimes now there's just to much info.opinions, percentages and all this it just gives you info overload.
Could give a shit what side has higher percentage,means squat,where's the money matters more.
I cap my own games and listen to no one, sometimes it's a public play and sometimes not.
The public always wins when the Patriots vs Giants at the super bowl.
In 2008 and now 2012.
The public always wins when the Patriots vs Giants at the super bowl.
In 2008 and now 2012.
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