hey guys (and gals)...
wasn't sure where to put this question...so I will frame it in the form of a NCAA hoops question.
I was looking at a website that shows 6top books and the percentage of bets that come in on each side. I know that "fading the public" is a way to bet - but I have never solely done that. Looking at the numbers today, if you faded the public on every NCAA game (and NBA) you would have won a lot more than you lost.
Does this rule of thumb generally hold up? Today, the results were almost funny -- the public was off A BUNCH...
Just wondering if anyone has done this (or does this)...I have been fading the public now and again -- but might it be a wise way to bet EVERYTIME?
thanks for your input...
~dan
wasn't sure where to put this question...so I will frame it in the form of a NCAA hoops question.
I was looking at a website that shows 6top books and the percentage of bets that come in on each side. I know that "fading the public" is a way to bet - but I have never solely done that. Looking at the numbers today, if you faded the public on every NCAA game (and NBA) you would have won a lot more than you lost.
Does this rule of thumb generally hold up? Today, the results were almost funny -- the public was off A BUNCH...
Just wondering if anyone has done this (or does this)...I have been fading the public now and again -- but might it be a wise way to bet EVERYTIME?
thanks for your input...
~dan
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