Conference tournament week has historically been a good week for contrarians. Hopefully, that continues this year.
Record Update - 8 Mar 2009
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Betting on sports is stupid. I would love to see the sports books' bottom lines this year. Either I am better off flipping a coin or they are having a rough year, as well.
Conference tournament week has historically been a good week for contrarians. Hopefully, that continues this year.
Conference tournament week has historically been a good week for contrarians. Hopefully, that continues this year.
Sunday, March 08, 2009
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You forgot an option: the books aren't reporting their true side play numbers.
You forgot an option: the books aren't reporting their true side play numbers.
True, but I am using consensus numbers more as affirmation that I am thinking correctly, rather than using them to select games. Plus, Wagerline doesn't get their numbers from a book. I don't think it takes a genius to figure out that WVU -2.5 vs. Louisville was going to be a contrarian side.
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