Shah not medically cleared.Now that this series is back I'm interested in betting again. I love analyzing these fights.
Surprised they're making Loughnane and Algeo fight for a contract. They're both probably UFC ready. I've been a fan of Loughnane since he was on TUF and thought he'd get signed any day for years now. Think he gets the win here.
Soriano-Pickett is a crapshoot. There's no good reason Soriano should be that heavy of a favorite.
Robbins standup is ultra sus but I think her ground game can overpower Goldy
Meeks is legit. De Castro's just powerful and tires himself out in less than one round.
Did Weaver-Shahbazyan get cancelled or are there just no odds yet?
Always love when BOL sets the openers. Lowering my bet sizing for DWCS as fighters often perform differently than on tape with what's at stake.
Pickett +330 $100
Loughnane +108 $540
Goldy -190 $450
No disrespect but how do you manage to get the best possible odds on every card? I understand that there is skill in line projection, but guessing right over 90 percent of the time seems unattainable.
Those weren't the best possible odds. Loughnane opened at +150 which I got down a bit on. Goldy was at -185 for about 20 minutes or so. Same with Picket above +300.
It takes knowing when odds are released and being on the ball having your browser open to the book you expect it to be released at.
And some other thingsThose weren't the best possible odds. Loughnane opened at +150 which I got down a bit on. Goldy was at -185 for about 20 minutes or so. Same with Picket above +300.
It takes knowing when odds are released and being on the ball having your browser open to the book you expect it to be released at.
Those weren't the best possible odds. Loughnane opened at +150 which I got down a bit on. Goldy was at -185 for about 20 minutes or so. Same with Picket above +300.
It takes knowing when odds are released and being on the ball having your browser open to the book you expect it to be released at.
Twitter.But how can you know when the odds are released? I already have an idea on what i want to bet before they are released, but is there an app or something, so i can hit the opening lines better?
No disrespect but how do you manage to get the best possible odds on every card? I understand that there is skill in line projection, but guessing right over 90 percent of the time seems unattainable.
Twitter.
But if you have a large unit size, pounding the openers hurts you because the books are limiting them with the purpose of gauging what the public thinks the line should actually be. So you're wagering very little, returning very little, and letting the books move the lines on the cheap.
And if you have low unit size, fine, but you're pissing off all the big guys.
Plenty of value can be found away from the openers.
lolOpening Odds:
Current Odds:
BestFightOdds history graphs are usually pretty accurate, but not always. Their automated odds graphing function does sometimes miss the opening lines if they move quickly. I have seen it myself many times when I chanced upon the openers seconds after they were released and then minutes later BFO showed a lower number than I actually hit as the "opener".
Having a strong grasp on public perception as well as how casual bettors, professional bettors, and sportsbooks operate is a big part of it. I always do my research pre lines so that I can be ready to make fully informed decisions when they are released, and I can usually guess what the opening line and closing lines will be. The hard part is timing the bet so that you don't fuck the line for everyone else while still being able to get your intended stake down across multiple books.
Normally I'd leave openers alone but I knew this wouldn't hold and maxed it 5 times with varying odds. BOL usually has $250 opening limits, was disappointed to see $100 on these.
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