RLM line movement from +2.0 to +2.5 on Butler even though 75% of the public is on Butler? Strange don't ya think? Let's see where this goes. Right now I'm thinking St. Louis covers easily.
RLM line movement from +2.0 to +2.5 on Butler even though 75% of the public is on Butler? Strange don't ya think? Let's see where this goes. Right now I'm thinking St. Louis covers easily.
RLM line movement from +2.0 to +2.5 on Butler even though 75% of the public is on Butler? Strange don't ya think? Let's see where this goes. Right now I'm thinking St. Louis covers easily.
As everyone knows Butler moved from the Horizon League to the A-10 this year, and I'm not certain that the oddsmakers have made the adjustment. They've lined 5 conference games for Butler thus far, and the Bulldogs have covered everyone of them. I think the perception is that it is much tougher to win on the road in the A-10 than it was the Horizon, thus all these short numbers for Butler. I don't think this is any different and see Butler covering here again.
Where the over adjustment (or inflated number) will appear is when they go on the road to play teams like George Washington and Fordham.
As everyone knows Butler moved from the Horizon League to the A-10 this year, and I'm not certain that the oddsmakers have made the adjustment. They've lined 5 conference games for Butler thus far, and the Bulldogs have covered everyone of them. I think the perception is that it is much tougher to win on the road in the A-10 than it was the Horizon, thus all these short numbers for Butler. I don't think this is any different and see Butler covering here again.
Where the over adjustment (or inflated number) will appear is when they go on the road to play teams like George Washington and Fordham.
As everyone knows Butler moved from the Horizon League to the A-10 this year, and I'm not certain that the oddsmakers have made the adjustment. They've lined 5 conference games for Butler thus far, and the Bulldogs have covered everyone of them. I think the perception is that it is much tougher to win on the road in the A-10 than it was the Horizon, thus all these short numbers for Butler. I don't think this is any different and see Butler covering here again.
Where the over adjustment (or inflated number) will appear is when they go on the road to play teams like George Washington and Fordham.
Pretty sure the oddsmakers have notice they moved
Im pretty sure the oddsmakers know more then we do .. and they have the sheep heading straight to the slaughter house on this one .
As everyone knows Butler moved from the Horizon League to the A-10 this year, and I'm not certain that the oddsmakers have made the adjustment. They've lined 5 conference games for Butler thus far, and the Bulldogs have covered everyone of them. I think the perception is that it is much tougher to win on the road in the A-10 than it was the Horizon, thus all these short numbers for Butler. I don't think this is any different and see Butler covering here again.
Where the over adjustment (or inflated number) will appear is when they go on the road to play teams like George Washington and Fordham.
Pretty sure the oddsmakers have notice they moved
Im pretty sure the oddsmakers know more then we do .. and they have the sheep heading straight to the slaughter house on this one .
The adjustment I'm referring to is lining games where there is little to no historical reference compared to putting a number on a conference game where none of the intangibles can be measured...like different travel patterns, different gyms, different teams...and such.
Smart behind
The adjustment I'm referring to is lining games where there is little to no historical reference compared to putting a number on a conference game where none of the intangibles can be measured...like different travel patterns, different gyms, different teams...and such.
Smart behind
And Your sure oddsmakers dont realize that or take that in to account .... good luck bro
And Your sure oddsmakers dont realize that or take that in to account .... good luck bro
And Your sure oddsmakers dont realize that or take that in to account .... good luck bro
The adjustment process does not happen overnight...it takes time. This is exactly where notion of "soft" and "tight" lines come from. Traditionally, you get soft lines early and tight lines later on when there is more established historical data.
And Your sure oddsmakers dont realize that or take that in to account .... good luck bro
The adjustment process does not happen overnight...it takes time. This is exactly where notion of "soft" and "tight" lines come from. Traditionally, you get soft lines early and tight lines later on when there is more established historical data.
St. Louis always plays well at home, and at the pace they like to play at. It frustrates everyone they play, no matter how well coached.
Would prob by the hook to -2.
Also like Providence tonight as well.
St. Louis always plays well at home, and at the pace they like to play at. It frustrates everyone they play, no matter how well coached.
Would prob by the hook to -2.
Also like Providence tonight as well.
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