Sentences with phrase «average number of bets»

In fact, our numbers confirm Cooley's assessment, as the average number of bets increases by just under 25 % between January and February.

As you can see, the average number of bets placed is fairly low in November, December, and January when bettors are preoccupied with the ongoing football season.

The table below displays the average number of bets placed on each college basketball game by month.

Average number of bets for NFL games (in thousands) Early Sunday: 34.1 Late Sunday: 42.4 Thursdays: 54.1 Mondays: 70.7 Sunday Night: 73.7 — SportsInsights.com (@SportsInsights) October 13, 2014

I like the concept of this strategy — but the average number of bets filter makes it very impractical to use.

Even when we filter the results to focus on highly bet games (getting 1.5 times the average number of bets for the day) the results still do not improve; the 30 % level produces a 19 - 21 ATS record, and the 50 % level produces a 30 - 47 ATS record.

In fact, my research found that the average number of bets placed on an NBA Finals matchup is roughly twice the average playoff game and five times greater than the average regular season game — and that may be a conservative figure.

Using this data, we can see how betting against the public has done in games with at least the average number of bets that day.

That edge continues to grow at every data point when we look at games with three and four times the daily average number of bets.

Not exact matches

The public - friendly Patriots have received on average 67.6 % of spread bets this year — for what it's worth that number jumps to 71.2 % with Tom Brady under center — which is practically identical to the percent of spread tickets they're getting in Super Bowl 51.

When the number of bets placed is at least 2.5 - times the daily average, that record skyrockets to 100 - 76 ATS (56.8 %).

When the number of bets placed is at least equal to the daily average, that record improves to 852 - 839 ATS (50.4 %).

Entering Week 4, favorites receiving less than 50 % of spread bets had gone 19 - 13 ATS (59.4 %) including a 12 - 8 ATS record (60.0 %) in games where the number of bets was at least the daily average.

Sportsbook Insider members can see the number of bets, but not how it compares to the daily average.

«Heavily bet games» are based on the number of bets compared to the daily average.

The table below displays the performance of college basketball favorites when the number of bets is greater than or equal to the daily average.

As we have previously stated, the value derived from betting against the public is directly correlated with the number of bets placed on each game and marquee bowl games (like BCS Bowls or College Football Playoff game) receive nearly six times more bets than the average regular season game.

Since 2005, teams receiving less than 25 % of spread tickets have gone 1,528 - 1,432 ATS (51.6 %) when the number of bets on the game is at least the daily average and 416 - 363 ATS (53.4 %) when the number of bets is at least twice the daily average.

Using our «number of bets compared to daily average (DA)» filter in Bet Labs, we can see how this strategy work at each of the different levels of lopsided betting.

The table below displays how unranked teams have fared against ranked opponents based on the number of bets compared to the daily average.

Many readers may be wondering how there could ever be value betting the under when the average runs per game have been higher than the average total in each of the past 12 seasons, but there's a finite number of runs by which the game can go under, while there is no limit to how many runs can be scored in a game.

Teams receiving less than 35 % of spread bets have covered the spread at a 49.0 % rate overall, but that rate increases to 51.5 % when the number of bets placed is at least equal to the daily average.

Although none of these numbers were astounding, it was fascinating to know that simply betting on every pitcher with an above average walk rate has been a profitable strategy.

In games where the number of bets tracked is greater than the daily average, that record improves to 47 - 29 ATS (61.8 %).

When the number of bets tracked is greater than the daily average, that record improves to 32 - 10 ATS (76.2 %).

When the number of bets tracked is greater than the daily average, teams receiving less than 50 % of spread dollars have gone 141 - 95 ATS (59.7 %), teams receiving less than 35 % of spread dollars have gone 56 - 35 ATS (61.5 %) and teams receiving less than 20 % of spread dollars have gone 13 - 7 ATS (65.0 %).

If the enormous number of such books was removed from the calculation, I'm betting the average per - book sales figure would be quite a bit higher.

I bet the average household will use a number of these, but to me that's a very exciting seed that we've planted.

Specifically, I'll bet that the average annual number of Americans killed by these violent weather events from 2011 through 2030 will be lower than it was from 1991 through 2010.

I'll bet $ 10,000 that the average annual number of Americans killed by tornadoes, floods and hurricanes will fall over the next 20 years.

I bet the average household will use a number of these, but to me that's a very exciting seed that we've planted.