This lop -
sided betting percentage is one of the main reasons that the Giants have moved to a 7 point favorite at a majority of books.
This lop -
sided betting percentage has moved the line 1.5 points and currently sits at -4 at a majority of the market setting books.
This one -
sided betting percentage, as well as a Cris...
This one -
sided betting percentage, as well as a Cris Steam Move (56 - 45, +5.77 units) on Seattle, has shifted the line one - half of a point to 10.
This one -
sided betting percentage has pushed the...
Despite this one -
sided betting percentage, the line has dropped a full point to -6.
This lop -
sided betting percentage plays into our contrarian strategy and makes this game a potential system play.
Despite this lop -
sided betting percentage, Cris...
Despite this lop -
sided betting percentage,...
Oddly enough, the total has actually dropped from 137 to 135 despite a lop -
sided betting percentage with 61 % of the public taking the over and reports that it will not rain this evening.
Despite this lop -
sided betting percentage, the line at Cris has moved to -2.5.
Despite this one -
sided betting percentage, the line has barely moved and currently sits at -156.
Despite this lop -
sided betting percentage, the line remains at 1.5.
This lop -
sided betting percentage is...
Even with the one -
sided betting percentages, the line has stayed relatively stable thoughout the week.
This was a game our staff was monitoring prior to the Rose injury due to the lop -
sided betting percentages, and once again exemplifies the value in betting against the public.
Not exact matches
If the general public (based on
Betting Percentage) is on one
side of the game, but the point spread moves in the opposite direction, it is often an indicator that «big money» (and most likely «smart money») is taking a position in the direction of the line movement (and opposite to the Public).
For those who are unfamiliar, reverse line movement occurs when the line moves against the public
betting percentages and it is typically an indicator that big money has come down on one
side.
The line dropped at least 13 points in each of these games, even when the public
betting percentages were split on both
sides.
In the most lopsided -
bet games, as determined by «betting percentages,» you want to «Bet Against the Public» and take the same side as the long - term winners: the sportsboo
bet games, as determined by «
betting percentages,» you want to «
Bet Against the Public» and take the same side as the long - term winners: the sportsboo
Bet Against the Public» and take the same
side as the long - term winners: the sportsbooks.
With contradicting system plays on both
sides and such an even
betting percentage, this is a game we will likely lay off.
The
percentage references the number of
bets placed on each
side, not the dollar amount.
This will be our first WNBA season since adding money
percentages, but I believe that it will be very profitable to
side with whichever teams is receiving a majority of the money — especially if they're receiving less than 50 % of spread
bets.
Betting market: Not only are the ticket
percentages in this game relatively even (see chart below), but sharp money come down on both
sides earlier in the week, with Steam Moves triggered at Alabama -3 and Clemson +3.
However, the
percentage of spread
bets on Connecticut has slowly increased throughout the afternoon, so make sure to log in to your Sports Insights account, check the
Betting System plays and shop for the best line before taking a
side in this game.
Other than the slight drop off at the 30 % threshold, the winning
percentage and return on investment steadily improve as we look as increasingly one -
sided public
betting.
Hi Frank, our
betting percentages represent the total number of
bets, not actual dollars on each
side.
The other
side of the coin is
betting on favorites, which will give you a strong winning
percentage, but can still produce a loss in money.
Seems to me the best
percentage would come from games which might have 70 - 80 % of the total
bets placed on one
side but have 70 - 80 % of the money being
bet on the other
side.
Geno - they prob are getting no shortage of CAR props.However, the maximum youre allowed to
bet on these is a smallish amount compared to a
side, a total, etc.Therefore, they'll write a fair amount of small tickets on these, which will end up being a relatively small
percentage of what a books handle will be for SB50.Ive heard that
percentage to be well below 20 %.
There's still plenty of time for these public
betting percentages to even out, but the Broncos (19 %) are on pace to be the least popular
side in NFL playoff history.
Although we've only had money
percentages for one season, that ticket
percentage represents historically one -
sided public
betting.
The
betting percentages are lopsided on both
sides to win, with very little love for the draw (getting less than 10 % of tickets).
For years, we have received the
percentage of
bets on each
side with limited information about the number of dollars being wagered.
The other Final Four spot will be filled by the winner of Kansas and North - Carolina — this game has been heavily
bet and with Kansas remaining a 2 - point favorite, the
percentage of
bets on each
side is fairly even.
Despite those one -
sided public
betting percentages, the Spartans have actually dropped from -6 to -5 at Pinnacle.
Looking at our public
betting percentages and
Bet Signals data, we can conclude that the movement has been caused by one -
sided action on the Jets, from both sharp and public bettors.
It lists each game on the
betting board, followed by the number of
bets placed on the game that they have information on, the
percentage of
bets on each
side (moneyline, spread, o / u), and then the odds at the different sportsbooks.
The move took major cojones because with such a large
percentage on the short
side, around 20 percent, in the hands of one person, those on the other
side of the trade — who are
betting the stock will go up — can try to orchestrate the aforementioned «short squeeze,» by buying up shares.