Sentences with phrase «of betting against»

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I made the mistake of betting against shadow man, but I would have made an amazing amount of money on the match had he lost.

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The most aggressive traders are joining the growing ranks of those betting against the three - month rally in U.S. stocks.

Table 1 shows the results of Betting Against the Public at various levels of «Public Betting Percentage.»

Last season, Sports Insights» contrarian methods of Betting Against the Public, including Square Plays, Best Bets, and MarketWatch had a solid season last year, with Square Plays and NFL MarketWatch producing a combined winning percentage of just under 55 %.

Using the simplest definition of betting against the public, teams getting no more than 50 % of moneyline bets, we get a system with a large number of games and consistent winning results.

It's important to realize that the value of betting against the public is directly correlated with the volume of bets placed on the game, which often

Last season, Sports Insights» contrarian methods of Betting Against the Public, includingSquare Plays, Best Bets, and Marketwatch had a solid NFL season, producing a combined winning percentage of about 55 % with NFL Squares at 57 %.

The win for Indianapolis pushed them to 2 - 2 against the spread (ATS) this season, but more importantly, it once again highlighted the value of betting against the public.

Last week in this space, we examined three of Saturday's most heavily bet games and re-iterated how the value of betting against the public is amplified in marquee games.

Typically this higher volume of bets would magnify the value of betting against the public, but our past research indicates that has not been the case.

Getting free points based on public betting is one of the hallmarks of our betting against the public strategy, but there are also a number of profitable betting systems that have been triggered on Baltimore.

However, we have stressed time and time again that the value of betting against the public is directly correlated with the number of bets placed on a game.

We preach the importance of betting against the public, and those strategies have proven extremely profitable this year.

The value of our betting against the public strategies is magnified based on the number of bets, and the Super Bowl is typically the most heavily bet game of the year.

Despite the struggles of our betting against the public strategy this season, this is an interesting time of the year for contrarian strategies.

As strong advocates of betting against the public this begs the questions: Where is sharp money falling on this game?

Before the start of every season, we post a series of Betting Against the Public articles where we highlight the sweet spots for contrarian betting.

Although we constantly talk about the value of betting against the public, one of the most popular strategies for bettors is the 80 - 20 betting system.

Having our initial expectation confirmed, we wanted to see how visitors fared when we used our proprietary public betting data to examine the success of betting against the public when focusing on road teams.

Sports Insights is now publishing a Sports Investing Index, which reflects the performance of Betting Against the Public when applying contrarian value approaches to major US sports, focusing on our Square Play sports betting system.

The Contrarian Plays represent the most lop - sided bet games of the day and are the backbone of our betting against the public philosophy.

Prior to the start of every season, we publish a series of betting against the public reports which detail the sweet spot for contrarian betting.

In past versions of our betting against the public report, we stated that home underdogs had been particularly profitable when betting against the public.

The key takeaway is that the value of betting against the public is amplified in the day's biggest games.

This has been the backbone of our betting against the public philosophy, as these figures have allowed us to determine which teams are being hammered by the majority of public bettors, and identify the optimal threshold for fading the public across all six major US sports.

These games typically receive very few bets which limits the effectiveness of betting against the public.

It's also important to note that the value of betting against the public is directly correlated with the number of bets placed, and the volume increases substantially during the postseason.

We have also seen that this approach of Betting Against the Public works particularly well in «big games» or «games of national focus.»

SO — let's see how SportsInsight's approach of Betting Against the Public fares in the NHL.

We constantly preach the importance of betting against the public and capitalizing on artificially inflates lines, but that's particularly true in these heavily bet playoff games where public money has an increased impact on the spread.

For years we have preached the value of betting against the public, and it...

Before every season, the team at Sports Insights publishes a series of Betting Against the Public articles which highlight the sweet spots for contrarian betting.

Our analysis of Betting Against the Public in College Basketball shows that contrarian betting has historically been profitable when playing on double - digit underdogs that are receiving 40 % or fewer of spread bets.

Last season, Sports Insights» contrarian methods of Betting Against the Public, including Square Plays, Best Bets, and Marketwatch had a solid NFL season, producing a combined winning percentage of about 55 % with NFL Squares at 57 %.

Before every season, we publish a series of Betting Against the Public articles which highlight the sweet spots for contrarian betting.

We have consistently seen the success of betting against the public, and this system has over 700 past matches and only one losing season (2008) over the past eleven years.

We constantly preach the importance of betting against the public, and it continues to be a profitable strategy this season — particularly in games with extreme levels of one - sided public betting.

I noticed you didn't add an «away» field to this system like many other of your betting against the public systems.

The whole concept of betting against the public is based on the idea that «square» or uninformed public bettors create artificial line value by pounding one side — typically the favorite or the over.

Last season, Sports Insights» contrarian methods of Betting Against the Public, including Square Plays, Best Bets, and Marketwatch had a solid NFL season — and produced a combined winning percentage of about 55 %, with NFL Squares at 57 %.

However, our hallmark strategy of betting against the public continues to be profitable.

Editors Note: This article was initially published on August 21, 2015: Before every season, the team at Sports Insights publishes a series of Betting Against the Public articles which highlight the sweet spots for contrarian betting.

Unfortunately, there aren't enough «square» CFL bettors to move markets which we assumed would negatively impact the value of betting against the public.

-- Prior to Friday's games we highlighted the importance of betting against the public in the tournament due to so many casual and square bettors:

It will be interesting to see whether this higher volume impacts the value of betting against the public, but regardless there are several profitable strategies for contrarian bettors to implement.

The following table shows the value of betting against the Cubs at home and on the road.