I know if you bet team A -6.5 and team B +7.5 in a football or basketball game and it lands on 7... well you hit a middle.
1. First off, if its a key number like this in nfl, is this an autobet each time? Thus if u can get -6.5 and +7.5 and pay -110 both sides, auto bet no matter what?
2. I assume -2.5 and +3.5 is the one that should be auto bet everytime? Then its -6.5 and +7.5 since 3 is most common margin of victory in nfl, then 7?
3. What if its -3.5 and +4.5? -9.5 and +10.5?
4. Is it even worth it if its -10 and +11? Or -3 and +4? That isn't exactly a middle of course but if that team wins by 10 or 11 or in other example by 3 or 4, well you push one bet and win the other bet.
5. What sports would doing this be worth it the most? I assume NFL is obviously 1st. Then its probably NBA? Then college football and then college basketball? I know key numbers in college football don't matter as much as in the NFL.
6. I assume doing any of these bets are worthwhile if one of the books you are trying to clear rollover or bust?
Middling Question
- Alfa1234
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If you find that many middles you have a luxury problem, where do you get them all?
I bet on every single middle I can find, every time, all the time. Nothing to lose, everything to gain.
I bet on every single middle I can find, every time, all the time. Nothing to lose, everything to gain.
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If you can choose from different lines (ex. you can place arb +2,5 vs -2,5 or middle +3 vs -2,5), than when placing a middle you lose arb's %. You have to decide what is more profitable in longer run.Alfa1234 wrote: Nothing to lose