Horfin
10-25-2004, 03:02 PM
I watched a lot this weekend and there is something everyone needs to realize. THere are two types of games when the public is all over one side:
A. The game where the line moves
B. The game where the line doesn't move.
Why is this important.
The Philly/Cleveland game is a prime example. THe line started at Phil -7 and ended at Phi -7. However the public was smashing the shit out of the line and the line never moved. This would indicated that a ton of money was coming in on cleveland (if it wasn't the line would have moved a point or a point and a half).
The Den/Cin is a different game. You have the public pounding the shit out of Denver and the line is moving. The line started at -6.5 and is at -7.5. This means very little money is coming in on Cincinnati.
Just because the public is all over one team, it does not mean to play against it. When the public is all over one team and the line doesn't move indicates a play against the public.
Just Be Careful
Horf!N
A. The game where the line moves
B. The game where the line doesn't move.
Why is this important.
The Philly/Cleveland game is a prime example. THe line started at Phil -7 and ended at Phi -7. However the public was smashing the shit out of the line and the line never moved. This would indicated that a ton of money was coming in on cleveland (if it wasn't the line would have moved a point or a point and a half).
The Den/Cin is a different game. You have the public pounding the shit out of Denver and the line is moving. The line started at -6.5 and is at -7.5. This means very little money is coming in on Cincinnati.
Just because the public is all over one team, it does not mean to play against it. When the public is all over one team and the line doesn't move indicates a play against the public.
Just Be Careful
Horf!N