Sentences with phrase «public bettors tend»

In the past, we have explained that public bettors tend to overvalue ranked teams — especially when they're facing an unranked opponent.

Historically we have found that a majority of public bettors tend to hammer favorites and overs.

Not exact matches

Most public bettors still tend to back favorites, and when mixed with the unpredictability of the bowl season, unpopular underdogs tend to cover more often than not.

Casual bettors love taking favorites, so it's hardly surprisingly that these super teams tend to receive overwhelming public support.

The public typically will bet overs which creates value for sharper bettors who tend to lean towards the under.

The public tends to be very reactionary and, with the ever - growing popularity of football, sharp bettors can take advantage of these squares.

Historically bettors tend to pound favorites and overs, so seeing this level of public betting on the under comes as a major surprise.

The public's behavior during the postseason runs in direct contrast to the regular season where bettors tend to overwhelmingly favor betting on home teams and favorites.

Square bettors will tend to gravitate towards big name schools like Florida, so oddsmakers like Sportsbook.com will shade their lines to account for the inevitable influx of public money.

Why the public loves the over: The public is likely to be on the over regardless of who's playing, but bettors tend to think of Golden State, behind all of their offensive weapons, as a particularly good «over team».

Teams tend to regress to the mean and public bettors chasing the Jets first half ATS success are likely to be disappointed over the team's final seven games.