Sentences with phrase «balanced public betting»

In spite of this balanced public betting, the Seahawks have dropped from -3.5 to -2.5.

Despite this balanced public betting, Baltimore has dropped from -3.5 to -3.

We also spoke with Ryan Oakes from the William Hill sportsbook, who reported similarly balanced public betting.

Although there's evenly balanced public betting for Game 1, the early trends show bettors hammering the Warriors in Game 3.

With balanced public betting, limited line movement and no betting systems triggered, it doesn't look like sharp money has taken a side on tonight's spread.

Not exact matches

Although public betting has been evenly balanced, the Capitals have actually moved 20 cents from -169 to -189.

Public betting was balanced in each of the first two games with the Celtics (closed -4) receiving 51 % of spread tickets in Game 1 and the Wizards (closed +5) receiving 51 % of spread tickets in Game 2.

Sportsbooks aren't looking to perfectly balance their book; however, they will adjust the spread if there's extremely one - sided public betting.

It's also worth noting that square sportsbooks (like BetUs, Sportsbook.com and SIA) have seen extreme levels of public support on the Packers while sharper books (like 5Dimes and GT Bets) have been far more balance.

Although public betting is fairly balanced, it will be interesting to see if public bettors pounce on North Carolina as game time approaches.

Early public betting has been almost perfectly balanced, with Detroit receiving 56 % of spread tickets and 47 % of spread dollars.

There are enough large bets on UTEP that oddsmakers have been able to balance their books and mitigate the influx of public money.

Now, I know what you're thinking: «If the professionals are betting the dog, shouldn't larger bets balance out the sheer volume of wagers from the public meaning the house actually needs to root for...

Now, I know what you're thinking: «If the professionals are betting the dog, shouldn't larger bets balance out the sheer volume of wagers from the public meaning the house actually needs to root for for New England?»

I am willing to bet the Smarter Balanced people haven't learned yet how to keep a reasonable rate of reliability (or for that matter validity) on these testing approaches so they are using our kids as «guinea pigs» while they calibrate and re-calibrate their tests to show which of our kids our «most stupid» and they can call them pejorative names and close their schools and fire the teachers etc etc with harsh punitive measures that are meant to destroy public education.

We've seen a lot more public beta tests for multiplayer games over the last year or two, as publishers and developers aim to make sure their big bets don't get crushed by server or balance issues upon launch.