This is particularly interesting because it's the most profitable month during the regular season, however, in the past we've discussed
why contrarian betting is particularly lucrative during the postseason.
Not exact matches
As I have previously stated, the public loves
betting favorites and overs, which is
why most of our
contrarian strategies will focus on underdogs and unders.
As I've stated repeatedly, the public loves
betting favorites and overs, which is
why most
contrarian strategies focus on underdogs and unders.
Blindly
betting against the public isn't necessarily an effective strategy, which is
why our annual
betting against the public support considers additional trends when determining the sweet spot for
contrarian betting.
Also known as «
contrarian»
betting, the logic behind fading the public is quite simple: It's human nature to root for winners and scoring, which is
why we typically see the public pounding favorites and overs.
I like this system a lot but it has been so wretched of late and i can't figure out
why, i do not want to quit on it and refuse to
bet favorites and lay juice but are there any other more effective
contrarian systems with more consistency or is this system that streaky where you can lose 10 in a row then it turns around?
That said, our most recent
betting against the public report explains
why these
contrarian strategies are much more profitable once teams get into the heart of their conference schedule (namely the increased volume of
bets).