But we're not infallible. We have to put up so many props in a short amount of time, and the player can pick and choose.
The sharp players get to pick and choose, and they can find the spots where they think they have an advantage. But as long as they are laying $11 to win $10, I'll take my chances with them.
They were betting New England like the other team wasn't even going to show up.
The possibilities are really limitless. The key will be finding the betting opportunities that will suit the player, whether he?s watching hockey, basketball or golf.
I think (the point spread) would go to 3 before it went up to 4. But I think it's pretty solid at 3 1/2.
We're seeing a lot of sharp action on the under, and not as much money from the betting public on the over as I had hoped. I'm glad I opened it 48 and not 49.
Carolina looks like they can hang with this team. They've shown they can play well on the road (even though) I know the Bears' offense is anemic. It should be a good NFC final.
It looks like Alexander is leaning more toward probable.
Yep, those are set up especially for the Super Bowl. They're betting both sides of the game. They're betting all the props. It's a beautiful scene here.
