Sentences with phrase «+ point underdogs»

Even though we've already seen 30 + point underdogs hit at a 73 % rate this season, there's no real reason to start fading them down the stretch.
It should be no surprise that all are 7 + point underdogs this weekend, but how do teams perform after starting off the season so poorly ATS?
They play at TCU next week and will be 21 + point underdogs once again.

Not exact matches

S&P + projects them 21st and declares them the favorite in 10 of 12 games (and only a two - point underdog in an 11th game).
Additionally, teams who won their previous game despite closing as an underdog of 17 + points have gone just 44 - 59 ATS (42.7 %).
We've never tracked an underdog of 14 + points to get this amount of support — the previous high for an underdog this big was Nebraska (+17) getting 72 % of spread bets at Ohio State last season.
Well, we've actually never tracked an underdog of 14 + points to get so much public action.
To find something with more volume and results and ultimately more units won, we can broaden it to all underdogs getting 3 + points.
As we have detailed previously in this blog as well as in our series of Bet Sharp articles, there is excellent value betting on home underdogs from week 15 on — especially when dealing with home dogs of 8 + points.
Even with this projected regression, though, S&P + sees Memphis as a favorite in 10 of 12 games and as an under - four - point underdog in the other two.
Underdogs of 8 + points have gone 460 - 414 ATS (52.6 %) in conf tourney games including a 135 - 96 ATS record (58.4 %) in the finals & semifinals.
Our past research indicates that home underdogs are tremendously undervalued during the last three weeks of the regular season — particularly dogs of 8 + points.
Knowing that, we wanted to focus on underdogs of 3.5 + points, since this could potentially turn a number of pushes into victories.
When an underdog of 3.5 + points is receives less than 30 % of spread bets, they have gone 7 - 4 ATS.
In games in which the over / under has been less than 138, underdogs of 3 + points have posted a 29 - 12 ATS record with a staggering 38.4 % return on investment.
The table below, which uses line data from Pinnacle, shows how underdogs of 3 + points have fared when layering on the following filters.
Since 2003 underdogs of 10 + points have gone 209 - 175 ATS with +21.87 units including a 36 - 22 ATS record (+12.32 units) when we focus on home teams.
While it has been consistent profitable to bet underdogs of 3 + points during the second weekend of the NCAA tournament, we thought it would be interesting to layer a variety of different filters to see how we could improve our ROI even further.
LSU has really struggled as an underdog in the past, especially 7 + points.
Big underdogs keep crushing it this season — teams closing above 30 + points have gone 54 - 21 ATS this year.
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