Typical college trap game, Marquette

[jjgold]

One of the top teams in America going on the road to Wisconsin and the line is very low

 

[flyingillini]

One of the top teams in America going on the road to Wisconsin and the line is very low

Sharp: A professional sports gambler who uses vast resources to determine their wagers. Sharps look at the big picture and base their bets on knowledge. Pro bettors always shop around for the best prices and will bet on favorites or underdogs when they receive proper value.

 

[carolinakid]

people love to bet and watch these national tv type games, much better plays on the board imo

 

[carolinakid]

if i can ever give any advice in betting, please stop betting high profiles type games, it will kill you over the season

 

[fishhead]

GL GOLD

 

[slickfazzer]

JJ have you isolated a play?

 

[theriver55]

GL GOLD

 

[BMR Genie]

Are you going to bet this game, JJ?

 

[Franz555]

One of the top teams in America going on the road to Wisconsin and the line is very low

I saw Marquette and thought " Hammer time "

Wisconsin are the real deal...... PASS

 

[eddiewilson]

Tcu - 9.5
George Mason over 71.5

Umass/Nova/Cornell ml parlay - 120
Bonnies/Buffalo Over 137.5

 

[KVB]

Yes Gold, not a bad spot for Wisky.

Tough for me, I hate going against Marquette in the regular season.

 

[jjgold]

Do you know how many times I go for this trap and bet Marquette money line?

 

[KVB]

Good start for Wisky!

 

[jjgold]

As of now, Marquette totally overmatched

 

[turbobets]

nice call

 

[jjgold]

Huge upsets today
Kentucky and Duke lost

 

[KVB]

Huge upsets today
Kentucky and Duke lost

A few more parlay killers out there than usual in certain price action ranges.

Drexel took out Nova, St francis to out American, both dogs were "sharp" plays on the spread today by some, if not many, metrics, but it was those moneylines that fell.

Kansas St played a 1 point game to North Bama, and K State took some sharp trades on the spread today as well.

NC Wilm provided balance geographically, but that spread was too big anyway and a closer game was not a surprise.

 

[JDS]

Don’t know why this is in the college football subforum.

 

[flyingillini]

JJ knows nothing about variance. @KVB please take Gold to school here Justin7 style.