Anyone else think this statement is true? The the 2nd half lines are posted, books have little time to figure out the correct line. This leads to mistakes and mistakes = value to us. It is also a period where massive amount of funds is placed and that can skew the lines. Another reason for mistakes is there are ton of lines that are posted together, at the same time. Look at college basketball. Around 8pm EST there can be 10-15 games all going into half time together.
When the sharp books post their lines, the recreation books will copy those lines. When the whales start pushing movement in the sharp books, it will leave the recreation book behind with slow moving lines since they don't see that type of sharp action. Sometimes you get 4-5 points in football and basketball worth of changes during a 15 min break. That is some massive fast moving value.
When the sharp books post their lines, the recreation books will copy those lines. When the whales start pushing movement in the sharp books, it will leave the recreation book behind with slow moving lines since they don't see that type of sharp action. Sometimes you get 4-5 points in football and basketball worth of changes during a 15 min break. That is some massive fast moving value.
