Wow!!!

[$Jimmy$]

Call Wise Guys Unlimited and get their take.....They're good...

kmann, all Im saying is they shouldnt be laughed at..

[Kaptain]

first off...not bustin jimmy's balls...but I would be careful assuming the MONEY is on them. I believe the percentage of BETS on each side but don't know about the money.

To answer your question, theoretically, when most of the money is on one side, and the line moves the opposite way, this is done by the oddsmakers to make the popular side more enticing and hoping to get more bets on it. Or it could mean the SMART money is on the non-popular side. WHat I take from that is the oddsmakers know more than I do and if they drop a line with most bets on it, they are doing it for a reason. Know what I'm sayin? It's a logical way to cap, especially at this time of year.

Anyone else can add or disagree with what I'm saying.

GL

BigTicket---you're 100% right...The oddsmaker adjust the lines to balance off bets, so they're assured of the "JUICE"...They move them when one sided bets, or when they want the public to move the other way...If you can figure out the right way by % of $ and % of public, the info is out there, some of it planted, you would be a millioinaire, and Vegas/Offshore would be buying you out to keep quiet...

[$Jimmy$]

Marshall +11
N. Illinois +9.5
Denver +2.5

here were the plays.. N. Illinois looking good.. This works pretty well

[$Jimmy$]

N. Illinois in, Denver up 12 with 4 to go.. Bry, thanks for reminding me of this..

[$Jimmy$]

Now 2-0 with Marshall remaining............