Sentences with phrase «public bettors taking»

Both clubs have been playing well over the last couple matches, but I'm still surprised to see public bettors taking a side in this one.

During the regular season we typically see a majority of public bettors taking the favorite, but that trend is typically turned on its head during the playoffs.

Back the home team at -140 here and fade the public bettors taking a big road underdog.

With a majority of public bettors taking the favorite, Stanford has moved from -4 to -4.5.

With a majority of public bettors taking LSU, the Tigers have moved from +7 to +6.5.

Despite the majority of public bettors taking the over, early sharp action on the under caused the Game 2 total to drop from 220.5 to 220 at Pinnacle.

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However, his odds have steadily dropped over that time as public bettors and bigger money has taken Bisping to win.

Public bettors have noticed this, as 67 % of early tickets are taking the road underdogs.

In October, I highlighted how Tebow - Mania had driven public bettors to take the Broncos in their Week 7 game against the Dolphins.

Betting market: Public bettors have quickly forgotten about Philadelphia's loss in Seattle and are right back on the Eagles» bandwagon, with the majority of spread tickets and spread bucks taking Philly.

They understand the factors driving public betting and shade their lines accordingly to force square bettors to take bad numbers when playing the popular side of a game.

As you can see from the screenshot below, the majority of public bettors are taking Michigan at all seven of our contributing sportsbooks.

Public bettors are prone to taking the underdog when two ranked teams play each other, and Saturday's game has been no different.

With a majority of bettors taking Indiana, public money has moved the line to -7 across the sports betting marketplace.

Just like McGregor now, Hillary Clinton's odds skyrocketed in the final weeks and days before November 8th thanks to an influx of public betting, which created great value for bettors to go against the grain and take a shot on Trump at an inflated number.

With bettors seeing the recent trends and the game taking place during the 4PM slate, there is going to be an absolute public onslaught on the Cowboys.

NFL bettors who take advantage of sportsbook shading should be able to find even more value employing this strategy at public books as they typically shade even further off the market consensus.

In addition to this one - sided public betting on the spread, casual bettors are also taking Kansas to win straight up.

Looking at games with drastic one - sided public betting, it becomes abundantly clear that public bettors prefer taking favorites.

Public perception, bolstered by conventional wisdom and media coverage, led bettors to assume that «stay» would win, which provided added value for those brave enough to go against the grain and take «leave» at plus money.

Since the start of the 2005 season, the majority of public bettors have taken the underdog in just 22.65 % of all college basketball games.

As you can see from the line history above, public bettors on FSU +7.5 or +7 were already taking the «sharp» side.

As you can see from the screenshot below, the majority of public bettors are taking Kansas at all seven of our contributing sportsbooks.

As always we're going to fade the public, take the value created by square bettors and bet the road dog in this NFC South matchup.

This is just the books» way of exploiting public bettors who love taking the over.

Perhaps the most interesting trend is that 55 % of public bettors are taking the over, yet 92 % of total dollars wagered are on the under.

Although betting against the public continues to be a profitable strategy, bettors become increasingly willing to take the underdog.

Now that the line has shifted to +6.5, public bettors have begun taking Alabama again.

Public bettors overwhelmingly take favorites and overs, which makes perfect sense from a psychological standpoint.

Considering how much public bettors love taking the over, it should come as no surprise that going contrarian and taking the under was a smart decision.

A slight majority of public bettors were willing to take the Celtics (closed +10.5) back on November 3.

Using the public betting trends from our seven contributing sportsbooks, we have a terrific grasp on how many bettors are taking each side, but the more important piece of information is how much money has been placed on each side?

Casual bettors love taking favorites, so it's hardly surprisingly that these super teams tend to receive overwhelming public support.

Public bettors will likely take Ohio State at -6.5 throughout the week so if the line jumps to -7 again you may want to think about taking Michigan.

Bettors taking a simple contrarian strategy have likely made a killing while square public bettors are probably in deep with loan sharks... hoping that their kneecaps survive to see anothBettors taking a simple contrarian strategy have likely made a killing while square public bettors are probably in deep with loan sharks... hoping that their kneecaps survive to see anothbettors are probably in deep with loan sharks... hoping that their kneecaps survive to see another day.

In the rare instances that public bettors are willing to back the underdog, there's been tremendous value going against the grain and taking the favorite.

This was a rare nice win for public bettors this tourney as 59 % of tickets took USC.

It's also worth noting that oddsmakers respect the opinion of their sharpest bettors, and won't adjust based on public money if those sharps have taken a side.

Lopsided public betting action causes bloated moneylines, leaving a lot of money on the table for bettors willing to go against the grain and taking the other side.

By going against the mainstream narrative and taking unpopular viewpoints, bettors have been able to capitalize on market inefficiencies and exploit public perception.

Right now 64 % of tickets and 77 % of the money wagered is on Chicago, which means that both sharp and public bettors are taking the Hawks.

At the time of publication, there had been 108 interleague games played and a majority of public bettors had taken the AL team in more than two - thirds of these games.

In addition to this one - sided public betting on the moneyline, we've also seen bettors taking Texas in parlays and on the runline.

Although public bettors aren't willing to take the points with USC, they are taking the Trojans to win straight up at +155 odds.

Put another way, we believed that it would be lucrative to take favorites that were being ignored by public bettors.

That said, Notre Dame is a very public team which means no matter what their futures price, there are many bettors who will still take the Irish.

It's incredibly rare to find the majority of bettors taking the underdog, and this level of one - sided public betting is unprecedented.

The Warriors are the most public team in the league, so it's not surprising to see bettors taking them to cover.

Public bettors love taking overs, but in this matchup we're actually seeing over 60 % of bets on the UNDER.

My research found that the majority of public bettors (more than 50 % of spread tickets) have taken the underdog in 16.1 % of regular season games, while the majority of public bettors have taken the underdog in 19.2 % of bowl games.