Sentences with phrase «public bettors who»

This is very fresh in the minds of public bettors who are happy to back the Bonnies against the Florida Gators, who have lost four of their past seven games.

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

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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.

Clearly ranked favorites have offered value when they're being ignored by public bettors, which should come as no surprise to anybody who has been reading this column throughout the season.

Bettors who combined «divisional dogs» with «fade the public» made out like bandits.

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.

Bettors must be quick to grab a line, and the public generally gravitates towards favorites who are already playing well.

The public typically will bet overs which creates value for sharper bettors who tend to lean towards the under.

Lone Thursday night matchup presents great value to the public, with spread bettors seemingly split down the middle as to who to take.

Although there were only 101 favorites who received this limited level of public support, they were actually very profitable for bettors.

t's extremely rare to find favorites who are being ignored by public bettors, we wanted to know whether this trend had been profitable in past years and what the sweet spot was for these contrarian favorites.

Public bettors have flocked to Hull City, who have impressed early on in the season.

Essentially, bettors who are willing to take an unpopular stance and take the 49ers will get a free point based on public perception alone.

Just 15 % of bettors are taking Hull at home so this is a great spot to really fade the public against a team who isn't that strong (West Brom) and I'll gladly go contrarian with Hull at +227 odds.

Two weeks ago in our write - up we also explained how bettors could fade the trendy underdog (i.e. taking favorites who are not receiving public support).

They know which teams will attract public money, and these shaded lines create excellent value for any contrarian bettors who are willing to take an unpopular viewpoint.

They are okay if the public loads up on one side as long as sharps don't join in because they are able to predict who bettors will like for each game, and set the lines accordingly.

Why the public loves the over: The public is likely to be on the over regardless of who's playing, but bettors tend to think of Golden State, behind all of their offensive weapons, as a particularly good «over team».

Why the public loves Denver: Minnesota is 0 -5-1 ATS in its last six games and recreational bettors are notoriously quick to turn on teams who have burned them recently.

Why the public loves Houston: The World Series champs have yet to receive fewer than 64 % of bets in a game this season regardless of who's on the bump, so it should come as no surprise to see bettors attacking a Verlander start, even at -165.

Sophisticated and public bettors backed the Bills, who, along with the St. Louis Rams and Indianapolis Colts, attracted six - figure wagers at the MGM.