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What is the Money Line? (1 Viewer)

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I could not find a money line anywhere.

Yes, I am looking to take the Jets

Yes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.

If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory

 
I could not find a money line anywhere.Yes, I am looking to take the JetsYes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory
I doubt you'll find it listed anywhere.
 
I don't think you're going to find one. Books typically make a team a 1 favorite for every 4% chance they have of winning the game over 50%. Thus if a team had a 54% chance, they'd make them a 1 pt favorite. 58% would make them a 2 point favorite.....so at a 22.5 pt favorite would mean NE has a 140% of winning the game, so they won't offer it.

It probably carries too much risk for them. Let's say they offer it at 100-1 who wouldn't throw $10 on the Jets and pray? On the other hand who in their right mind would wager $1000 to win $10 and bet on the Patriots? They'd end up with a lot of small bets on the Jets, and not enough large bets on the Patriots to cover themselves, and they'll end up in a situation where they'll be rooting for a team to win...and they aren't in the business of rooting.

That said, if you do find any one offering it, let me know so I can put some money down.

 
Sun 12/16 267 New York Jets +23.5 -108 +1250 OVER 46 -104

10:00 AM 268 New England Patriots -23.5 +100 -1750 UNDER 46 -106

 
I could not find a money line anywhere.Yes, I am looking to take the JetsYes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory
From Bookmaker...267 NY JETS +23½-110 o46½-110 +1300268 NEW ENGLAND -23½-110 u46½-110 -2100-2100.. wow..
 
I could not find a money line anywhere.Yes, I am looking to take the JetsYes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory
From Bookmaker...267 NY JETS +23½-110 o46½-110 +1300268 NEW ENGLAND -23½-110 u46½-110 -2100-2100.. wow..
Take New England and the points. They have a score to settle with Mangini.
 
I could not find a money line anywhere.Yes, I am looking to take the JetsYes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory
From Bookmaker...267 NY JETS +23½-110 o46½-110 +1300268 NEW ENGLAND -23½-110 u46½-110 -2100-2100.. wow..
Take New England and the points. They have a score to settle with Mangini.
Looks like a trap bet to me. If your 99% sure they will cover,they wont. I think the Jets show up and cover.
 
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I could not find a money line anywhere.Yes, I am looking to take the JetsYes I am a homer, Yes I think they could win in the snow in a dirty physical game.If I was a jet, I would guarentee a victory
From Bookmaker...267 NY JETS +23½-110 o46½-110 +1300268 NEW ENGLAND -23½-110 u46½-110 -2100-2100.. wow..
I think the Jets keep it fairly close but the Pats are way too much for them at home. 2 TD's should be easy but I'm leery of more than that.Take New England and the points. They have a score to settle with Mangini.
Looks like a trap bet to me. If your 99% sure they will cover,they wont. I think the Jets show up and cover.
I'm thinking about doing a 10 point teaser with the Pats -13.5, Colts -.5 and Packers +.5.
 
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You guys won't find lines now with the weather forecast the way it is.

 
You guys won't find lines now with the weather forecast the way it is.
I don't think you're going to find one. Books typically make a team a 1 favorite for every 4% chance they have of winning the game over 50%. Thus if a team had a 54% chance, they'd make them a 1 pt favorite. 58% would make them a 2 point favorite.....so at a 22.5 pt favorite would mean NE has a 140% of winning the game, so they won't offer it.
You guys seriously need to stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
 
RAIDERNATION said:
I don't think you're going to find one. Books typically make a team a 1 favorite for every 4% chance they have of winning the game over 50%. Thus if a team had a 54% chance, they'd make them a 1 pt favorite. 58% would make them a 2 point favorite.....so at a 22.5 pt favorite would mean NE has a 140% of winning the game, so they won't offer it.
You guys seriously need to stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
:goodposting:Well, he was right in part....The jump from 50 to 54% is about right for a 1 point line, but it isn't linear like he thinks it is.The real answer is closer to about 8% per 1 point of the odds that are left.... meaning that an "even" game is 50-50, a 1 point line is 54%-46%, and so on.The answers are in various tables around the internet, but typical odds are something like 60-40 for a 3-point line, 70-30 for a 7-point game, and about 80%-20% for a 10-point spread.That closely approximates taking away (92%) or adding (108%) for the odds of the underdog or favorite to win for each one-point move from 50%. Doing that math gets you within about 3-4% of the chart values for games that have lines at 10 points or less.
 
RAIDERNATION said:
I don't think you're going to find one. Books typically make a team a 1 favorite for every 4% chance they have of winning the game over 50%. Thus if a team had a 54% chance, they'd make them a 1 pt favorite. 58% would make them a 2 point favorite.....so at a 22.5 pt favorite would mean NE has a 140% of winning the game, so they won't offer it.
You guys seriously need to stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
:boxing:Well, he was right in part....The jump from 50 to 54% is about right for a 1 point line, but it isn't linear like he thinks it is.The real answer is closer to about 8% per 1 point of the odds that are left.... meaning that an "even" game is 50-50, a 1 point line is 54%-46%, and so on.The answers are in various tables around the internet, but typical odds are something like 60-40 for a 3-point line, 70-30 for a 7-point game, and about 80%-20% for a 10-point spread.That closely approximates taking away (92%) or adding (108%) for the odds of the underdog or favorite to win for each one-point move from 50%. Doing that math gets you within about 3-4% of the chart values for games that have lines at 10 points or less.
Thanks. I know it's not linear, you can't possibly having a team with a 140% chance of winning a game. As you move up in pts the win % increase/decrease is going to decrease. So you start at 4% for the 1st point, the 2nd point results in lets say 3.75%, then 3.5% ect. (these numbers I know aren't correct, but i think you see what i'm saying) I was using this as a general guiding principle, not an exact measure. And yes, it is a 8% swing, but I was only talking about 1 way, so it's a 4% increase or decrease.
 
Sun 12/16 267 New York Jets +23.5 -108 +1250 OVER 46 -104 10:00 AM 268 New England Patriots -23.5 +100 -1750 UNDER 46 -106
That's a weak ML. A spread of 500 is garbage.Carib has Tampa Bay at -1000,and they are only 14 point favorites.This book has the NYJ as a 23 point UD and only offering + 1250 with a $5 spread ??fook that.. :goodposting:
 

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