Sentences with phrase «fade ranked teams»

Past research has also found that bettors place too much value on the AP Top 25 poll, and it's been historically profitable to fade these ranked teams.

This means that Texas fits the aforementioned betting system which looks to fade ranked teams receiving overwhelming public support.

My original hypothesis was confirmed by the results as fading ranked teams had gone 221 - 189 ATS for +20 units and a 4.9 % return on investment (ROI).

There's a slight edge to fading ranked teams in College Basketball as well — especially teams in the back half of the rankings (15 - 25).

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It is a good idea to bet against the public when they fade a ranked team.

Fading ranked teams favored by 14 or more points after beating a top 10 opponent has gone 62 - 38 (62.0 %) ATS, +20.3 units.

Fading ranked teams in Week 2 home openers the last ten years has gone 39 - 23 ATS, +13.6 units.

Last week, I showed that it was profitable fading ranked teams in Week 2 home openers.

A profitable betting strategy for Week 2 in college football is fading ranked teams in home openers.

Not exact matches

Since 2005, ranked teams coming off a double - digit loss have gone just 97 - 134 ATS (42.0 %) which indicates that bettors should be fading Stanford after last week's blowout loss against Washington.

We have also written at length about how it is profitable to bet against ranked College Football teams, fade NFL teams in «must - win» situations, take NBA underdogs after a blowout loss and pound the over in bad weather NFL games.

It's interesting to note that the best ranked teams to fade following a loss have been: California (7 - 1), Michigan State (6 - 1), Texas Tech (6 - 1) and Alabama (8 - 3).

Using our Bet Labs software, we sought to determine whether we could find any historical value by fading (betting against) ranked teams following a loss.

Contrarian gamblers can profit by fading low ranked (No. 15 - 25) Group of Five teams.