Sentences with phrase «spread moves against»

However, let's pretend that the spread moves against the public betting percentages.

For comparison, there have been 114 games this season where one team received at least 75 % of spread ticket, and the spread moved against the tickets on 35 occasions (30.7 %).

Not exact matches

This ensures that, despite a majority of bettors loading up on one side, the spread actually moved against the public.

They opened +2.5 at home against the Titans and have moved to +3, while only 22 % of spread bettors are brave enough to take the Jets.

At the time of publication, FSU (0 -2-1 ATS) was getting just 18 % of spread bets against Miami - FL and have moved from a pick»em to +3.

Miami - FL at Duke: Despite starting 4 - 0 ATS and getting nearly 60 % of spread bets, line movement has been against Duke, opening +4.5 at CRIS and moving to +6.5.

We then used our «spread change from open to close» filter to look at instances where a team became a bigger favorite or a smaller underdog, thus moving against the public betting percentages.

For example, if the Patriots are receiving 80 % of spread bets as a 14 - point favorite against the Dolphins, you would expect the line to move to -14.5 or -15.

Absolutely no one wants to bet on the Vols this weekend against LSU, moving from +14 to 15.5 and getting just 13 % of spread tickets.

When the simple analysis of the line moving against the public (sharp money), lines up with this idea of satisfying a +7.5 layoff, by an 8 - 9 point spread, and at the same time not having to pay out the action at +9.5... (a form of a middle)...

Surprise was swiftly followed by anger on Twitter as Geoff Hoon and Patricia Hewitt's move against Gordon Brown spread swiftly across the web.

Hawaii is also attempting to limit the spread of the disease by humans through an active outreach program that warns against moving Ohi'a wood.

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If the trade moves in your favor (or against you), then, once you cover the spread, you could make a profit (or loss) on your trade.

The image begins as a flat pattern, mimicking wallpaper, then contorts through space as it spreads over the wall, seeming to bend and move against the wall's flatness.