Sentences with phrase «square bettors typically»

Since square bettors typically overreact to recent events, one of the easiest ways to take advantage of public perception is by taking teams following a loss or fading teams following a win.

We've discussed at length how square bettors typically overvalue ranked teams, how bettors can diagnose sharp money indicators like reverse line movement, and how good rushing teams are typically undervalued in low - scoring games.

Not exact matches

Bovada is a very square sportsbook and they typically offer far better odds on the underdog, however, as we explained in a recent article, square bettors tend to gravitate towards underdogs during the postseason.

Although sportsbooks know this information and build it into line, these «square» bettors often create artificial value by heavily betting the favorite and forcing sportsbooks to shade their lines to encourage action on the other side (typically the underdog).

Most uneducated or «square» bettors tend to overvalue the league's elite which is why there's typically value fading teams atop the standings.

The whole concept of betting against the public is based on the idea that «square» or uninformed public bettors create artificial line value by pounding one side — typically the favorite or the over.

During the regular season we'll typically see the majority of square bettors hammering the favorite, but sportsbooks take enough action from sharp bettors to mitigate their risk.

If too many square bettors load up on one side (typically caused by an overreaction to recent results), oddsmakers will need to even the weight by adjusting the line and encouraging action on their opponent.

It also gives square bettors more time to place their bets, which typically leads to an influx of public money and additional value betting against the public.

Typically this is a randomized process where bettors are randomly assigned their squares, although some pools (on rare occasion) will allow you to choose your own squares in a bidding process.

Although a majority of public bettors will typically pound the favorite, we have also noticed that these «squares» are prone to overreacting to recent results.