Typically we would try to identify reverse line movement as our top sharp money indicator, but due to
the limited number of bets placed on preseason games that strategy would be illogical.
Not exact matches
During the regular season, sportsbooks almost always adjust their lines based on the action
of their sharpest bettors, and they won't move the
number based on public money unless there's a marquee matchup with one - sided public
betting and
limited sharp action on the other side.
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.
For years, we have received the percentage
of bets on each side with
limited information about the
number of dollars being wagered.
In other words, sportsbooks almost always adjust their lines based on the action
of their sharpest bettors, and they won't move the
number based on public money unless there's a marquee matchup with one - sided public
betting and
limited sharp action on the other side.
Nothing is off -
limits; comedy is mined from a character that unknowingly takes female hormonal medication continuing to do so out
of unexpected enjoyment, all resulting in some rather childish but funny physical transformations), the women are nonexistent and add nothing to the experience (there are a
number of third act twists here that feel half - hearted in their efforts to correct this, but really, Emmanuelle Chriqui's presence all comes down to a
bet over who will bone her first).
But I'd be willing to
bet that most would not, so that cover choice
limits the
number of potential readers.