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The Bengals are a 2pt home underdog, do you agree?

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Any movement on the betting line?

 

Opened last Thursday (common practice off-shore) as Bengals -1. On Tuesday, not surprisingly, it jumped to Packers -1.5 to -2.5, depending on when and where. If you look around now you can find the line anywhere from Packers -1 to Packers -3.

 

At a particular Sports Book in Vegas that has the line currently as Packers -1, 76% of their wagers accepted are for the Packers and 24% are taking the Bengals.

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Additionally, the O/U is currently set at 48 and the OVER is getting heavy, heavy action (over 70% of O/U wagers on the game).

I think the line is fair and it makes me love the Bengals. Especially with someone saying 76% of the action is on GB.

I think the line is fair and it makes me love the Bengals. Especially with someone saying 76% of the action is on GB.

 

You forgot who said it two posts earlier? Now I'm someone? Jeez. :down:

I think the line is fair and it makes me love the Bengals. Especially with someone saying 76% of the action is on GB.

 

By the way, like I said, I want to remember where this thread is on Sunday night. Typically, as you clearly know, in terms of gambling, '...the masses are asses...'.

You forgot who said it two posts earlier? Now I'm someone? Jeez. :down:

 

Your name was too hard to copy.

When a betting line is set, I don't think they are making a prediction on the game. They are making a prediction on what the betting public thinks about the game and they are trying to drive betting action. I always look at betting lines as public opinion polls. I am not a bettor.

 

Agree to some extent, but to the big timers who are very, very sharp bettors, this is kind of a dangerous game. It takes lots of small bets to cancel out one big one.

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Additionally, the O/U is currently set at 48 and the OVER is getting heavy, heavy action (over 70% of O/U wagers on the game).

 

Sometimes, Vegas can make a killing on these lines that get heavy, heavy action. Caveat Emptor.

By the way, like I said, I want to remember where this thread is on Sunday night. Typically, as you clearly know, in terms of gambling, '...the masses are asses...'.

 

"Fade the public", but that's easier said than done.

The line is set at 2 because that is where Vegas believes 50% of the bettors will be with the Bengals and 50% with the Packers. And it will be adjusted if one side is bet heavily.

 

Now the fact that many area "Bengals" fans think the line should be have the Bengals getting more than 2 points just means that area fans do not have as much faith in the Bengals as the rest of the country.

The line is set at 2 because that is where Vegas believes 50% of the bettors will be with the Bengals and 50% with the Packers. And it will be adjusted if one side is bet heavily.

 

Now the fact that many area "Bengals" fans think the line should be have the Bengals getting more than 2 points just means that area fans do not have as much faith in the Bengals as the rest of the country.

 

Or it means fans are more hyper-critical because they follow every move so closely. More you know, more flaws you find.

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