Sentences with phrase «see public bettors»

Frankly, it's not all that surprising to see public bettors flocking to this game considering Kentucky is involved and the game will be broadcast nationally on ESPN2.

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.

I wouldn't be surprised to see public bettors inflate this line until game time, but fade the public and go with the draw at +230 odds.

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It's extremely rare to see double - digit road favorites, but that hasn't stopped public bettors from hammering the Patriots.

We will continue to monitor these lines and trends, and it will be interesting to see whether public bettors start consistently backing the Vikings.

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

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.

Sportsbooks and sharp bettors have been high on the Falcons, and even with the public support it would be surprising to see this line get to +3.

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.

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We saw that «betting against the public» — especially around the 25 % level — can give sports bettors a slight edge against the sportsbooks.

It's still early in the week and the public betting trends can still change dramatically before tip - off, but we're already seeing the majority of spread bettors backing the underdog in three Sweet 16 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.

Assuming that public bettors continue to hammer American League teams, it will be interesting to see whether they continue to post positive returns over the coming seasons.

By utilizing our public betting trends from seven contributing sportsbooks, we're able to see which teams the public bettors love and bet on the opposite side.

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

This season has seen historically high levels of public support for AL teams during interleague play, and contrarian bettors can exploit this tendency by backing NL ball clubs.

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

We will continue to monitor these lines and trends, and it will be interesting to see whether public bettors continue to take the Bears.

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.

After seeing that some of our traditional contrarian strategies have had mixed results for second half bettors, we believed that we could create an excellent halftime betting system by capitalizing on public perception.

It's possible these betting trends change before tip - off, but it's fascinating to see one of the nation's top teams receiving such limited support from public bettors.

«Public bettors will see the over 68 and think it's a steal considering Golden State broke the record last year.

With the postseason underway, we typically see a large change in public betting with bettors far more likely to take underdogs than they are during the regular season.

Based on these recent performances, it's not surprising to see that public bettors have been pounding the Cardinals.

As you can see from the table below, betting against the public has not been an effective strategy for second half bettors.

Another interesting aspect is the Total and the % of bets that are coming in on either side — while public bettors have a tendency to take favorites and overs, this game sees just 22 % of bets on the over at a number of 138.

Cleveland still hasn't won a game this season and they're +125 to finish the season with a 0 - 16 record, so it's not entirely surprising to see them being largely ignored by public bettors.

As you can see, fading the public has been incredibly profitable for NBA bettors — particularly at the 25 % threshold.

As we often see when two top ranked teams face off, public bettors have been more than happy to take Michigan State and the points.

Public bettors do like the Over at each contributing book, but we haven't seen any increase in the total.

When the spread is less than three - points, bettors often gravitate towards the moneyline, and we have seen similar one - sided public betting on the Steelers to win straight up.

Often times public bettors shy away from betting the draw, which is why you'll usually see betting percentages very lopsided on the favorite.

Everton / West Brom is a great example this week where most public bettors see a line of Everton +160 and get sucked in.

This season no game has seen less than 22 % of public bets on the over, and the first profitable data point comes when there are less than 35 % of bettors taking the over (21 - 19, +1.97 units).

Although public betting is fairly balanced, it will be interesting to see if public bettors pounce on North Carolina as game time approaches.

By utilizing our public betting trends from seven contributing sportsbooks, we are able to see which teams are being pounded by a majority of public bettors.

It's not entirely shocking to see this type of line movement in games with extreme levels of one - sided public betting, but bettors may be surprised to know just how much the line is moving.

Public bettors are seeing the big underdog lines and taking them, so I think there's actually value on the other side by parlaying the favorites at +112 odds.

It's incredibly rare to see such a high percentage of bettors pounding the under as past research indicates that public bettors overwhelmingly favor the over.

We have seen similar public betting at William Hill where a majority of bettors are taking the over, but far more money has taken the under.

Historically bettors tend to pound favorites and overs, so seeing this level of public betting on the under comes as a major surprise.

It's easy to see why public bettors are taking Houston.

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.

After seeing the line dip back to 5.5, public bettors continued to pound Carolina and the line once again moved from -5.5 to -6 on Saturday, January 30th at 2:29 PM eastern.

It's also worth noting that the Red Sox are consistently one of the most popular teams amongst casual bettors, so it wouldn't be surprising to see the moneyline shaded to account for public money — especially in Sale's first few starts of the season.

Nearly 60 % of public bettors are loading up on Burnley at a price of +134 but we've actually seen the line move away from them.

While recreational bettors can't get enough of the «over», sharp bettors see this as an opportunity to buyback the public overreaction by playing the «under».

9 of the 12 games in action on Thursday night are seeing > 75 % of bets on the Over, but that could spell doom for public bettors.