Analysis provided by James Kempton The column is called EPL 12.6 as that is where we are; exactly 12.6% of the way through the season. In any sphere of life drawing definitive conclusions when you are less than 13% through a process can be dangerous. For bettors this overreaction erodes bankrolls if you put too […]
By Billy Attridge As we inch towards opening night of the season I’ll address a few of the NFL Week 1 line moves the boys didn’t cover on this weeks NFL Podcast. Deciphering which moves are real positions, and which were made for a better grab later on can be the difference between being in the […]
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It’s every fan’s right to over react to one week’s worth of college football results. Remember though, no team is ever as good (Oklahoma, Penn State, Clemson) or as bad (Washington, Texas, Baylor) as they looked through just 60 minutes. Here are 10 Gambling takeaways, in no particular order, from what I saw during […]
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By @Vegas_Matty Let the Week 2 College Football overreactions begin! The 4th ranked USC Trojans needed to outscore upset-minded Western Michigan 28-10 in the fourth quarter Saturday to pull away for a 49-31 victory (failing short as 28 point chalk). The week prior their upcoming opponent, Stanford, blasted Rice 62-7 in a game played down […]
By @MikeGlasscott TPC Boston, originally an Arnold Palmer design, opened for play on Tour for the 2003 season. After a Gil Hanse redesign which began in 2006 and is ongoing to this day, the former Deutsche Bank Championship found a permanent home in the FedEx Cup Playoffs rotation as the second event. Hanse has been […]
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The EPL heads into match week 3 and its human nature to overreact to what we’ve seen the first 180 minutes from clubs. Have oddsmakers at BetOnline.AG made the necessary changes (good or bad) to reflect current form? James Kempton is here to tell you why it’s not time to panic and which teams […]
Sports gambling is growing in popularity. Hell, it’s not just growing it’s a runaway freight train barreling down the tracks 100mph operating with a get on board or get the hell out of the way mentality. However, every time an industry experiences rapid growth the learning curve lags for members of the general public. […]
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By @MikeGlasscott Glen Oaks Club was designed with 27 holes all tree-lined and quite similar from tee-to-green in shape and distance. It’s perfectly manicured and with the help of two hurricanes removing many trees, it really opened the sight lines. Glen Oaks is a hybrid course featuring nine holes from their Blue course and holes […]
By Neil Rodgers In-play betting is the future of sports gambling in this country. Unfortunately, for most Stateside bettors this option has been slow to make its way across the pond and gain mainstream acceptance whereas it currently represents the majority of all soccer action seen in European sports books. Neil Rodgers works as a […]
When it comes to assessing the annual college football landscape the most apropos analogy is sharks and minnows. Year after year we see power programs competing for National titles with roughly 100+ schools left to fill out the remaining pecking order behind the blue bloods. Given betting trends in the BetOnline.AG futures market, the […]
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