Sentences with phrase «early spread wagers»

65 % of early spread wagers are on Oregon, yet CRIS is the first major book to budge off of -7, dropping the Ducks to -6.5.

Arizona opened as a 3 - point favorite at CRIS and the public is split right down the middle, with 51 % of early spread wagers taking the Cardinals.

Not exact matches

Early NFL Betting Trends data shows that 61 % of spread wagers have taken New York, which coincides with the line movement we've seen so far.

San Francisco received 45 % of early spread tickets and 53 % of total dollars wagered, yet they moved from +7.5 to +8.

Early public money hammered the home favorite, with the Blue Devils receiving 80 % of spread bets and 88 % of total dollars wagered.

Early public betting has been hammering the Buckeyes, who have received 77 % of spread bets and 78 % of total dollars wagered.

Early spread tickets are just about even, and books should be able to attract wagers on both sides during the week.

«According to Michael Grodsky, the Patriots were receiving 84 % of spread bets & 91 % of total dollars wagered in early betting» While there is no dichotomy, 84/91 seems very excessive

According to Michael Grodsky, the Patriots were receiving 84 % of spread bets and 91 % of total dollars wagered in early betting.

More than 75 % of early spread dollars was also on Duke, meaning public wagers were very heavy on them.

In very early betting, 57 % of spread wagers are on the Ducks, however, only 3 of the 7 sportsbooks that contribute public betting percentages to Sports Insights are currently reporting.

It's still fairly early in the week, but Seattle has received 58 % of spread tickets and 48 % of total dollars wagered.

Early action is supporting Steph Curry and crew, 66 % of spread bets and 85 % of money wagered are on the Dubs.

Why the public loves Central Florida: UCF crushed ECU by 20 points on the road earlier this season, so why wouldn't a 12.5 - point spread on a neutral court be an automatic wager?