Beautiful NFL 2 team teaser...think about it?

[bcbadgalz]

Selection #1
9/19/2010 1:00 PM - (EST)
Football NFL Game
Wager Type:Teaser Football-Pro-6pts
Green Bay Packers
Spread -7 for Game

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Selection #2
9/19/2010 1:00 PM - (EST)
Football NFL Game
Wager Type:Teaser Football-Pro-6pts
Dallas Cowboys
Spread -1½ for Game

Smells like a winner... $100

[TTB]

like it

[LordCC]

Good luck sir!

[Bobtheicon]

I think that's a winner. And maybe I'm crazy, but it almost seems like a waste to tease the Green Bay game down. I think they make a statement against Buffalo (which won't be too hard to do). I can totally see that as a 38-13 type game.

Good luck with it though BCB.

[Bobtheicon]

Maybe tease your Saints play with the Cowboys and go all in on the Packers? Or do a three-way (lol) -- gotta like a good 3-way

[rmaciasl]

dal and sd

[cuse_man]

cash it bc!! gl !
As for me... I hate teasing things to anything more than -1 !

[bcbadgalz]

Thanks guyz...Bobtheicon, I considered throwing the Saints into the tease but would have too much riding on the Saints victory.

[Kramer]

G.L. BC

Here's an ineresting article i found ,
and couple other teaser possibles


If you see favorites of 7½ to 8½, you move them down to 1½ to 2½.
If you see underdogs of 1½ to 2½, you move them up to 7½ to 8½.
Those are the only strike zones where you can cross the key numbers
of 3 and 7 in one fell swoop. Take all the opportunities you find, and
round robin the possibilities.

That's what sharps do anyway.
They've got big bankrolls.
They can handle a bad day if it happens.

After taking that spanking with teasers in the opening week,
and given the history the past several seasons of sportsbooks
really getting hurt by sharps with teasers,
we're going to see a repeat of"creative"
linemaking around the critical numbers from this point forward.


Sportsbooks don't want to drop a 3-point favorite down to 2½
if the dog is getting hit hard.
They'll move the moneylines further than normal rather than invite teaser play.


Sportsbooks don't want to lift a 1-point favorite up to 1½, 2, or 2½ for the same reason.
Oddsmakers will be very careful to force pick-em with a moneyline, or -3 with a moneyline so they can avoid that window.

Sportsbooks don't want to lift a 7-point favorite up to the 7½ to 8½ range
because even the public can't resist teasing that kind of team down.
Superior favorites are going to start at -9 and beg for dog action.

The house would rather root for the favorite in a straight up bet than
sweat all the teasers.
They won't have much exposure here anyway because the public
will lay -9 even if the spread should be lower. Squares love favorites.
So what do we have this week ?

KC + 2 move to +8

Cin +2.5 move to + 8.5

you can look for others.. just 2

a note on the Dallas Chi Game -


Sharps basically LOVE Chicago plus the points AND Dallas -in teasers.
You might think it's weird for wagerers to like both sides of the same game.
It's not about the teams, it's about line value.

This game has such a high likelihood in the eyes of many of landing
on either a 3 or a 7 that both sides make sense depending on the proposition

[bcbadgalz]

Originally Posted by Kramer

G.L. BC

Here's an ineresting article i found ,
and couple other teaser possibles


If you see favorites of 7½ to 8½, you move them down to 1½ to 2½.
If you see underdogs of 1½ to 2½, you move them up to 7½ to 8½.
Those are the only strike zones where you can cross the key numbers
of 3 and 7 in one fell swoop. Take all the opportunities you find, and
round robin the possibilities.

That's what sharps do anyway.
They've got big bankrolls.
They can handle a bad day if it happens.

After taking that spanking with teasers in the opening week,
and given the history the past several seasons of sportsbooks
really getting hurt by sharps with teasers,
we're going to see a repeat of"creative"
linemaking around the critical numbers from this point forward.


Sportsbooks don't want to drop a 3-point favorite down to 2½
if the dog is getting hit hard.
They'll move the moneylines further than normal rather than invite teaser play.


Sportsbooks don't want to lift a 1-point favorite up to 1½, 2, or 2½ for the same reason.
Oddsmakers will be very careful to force pick-em with a moneyline, or -3 with a moneyline so they can avoid that window.

Sportsbooks don't want to lift a 7-point favorite up to the 7½ to 8½ range
because even the public can't resist teasing that kind of team down.
Superior favorites are going to start at -9 and beg for dog action.

The house would rather root for the favorite in a straight up bet than
sweat all the teasers.
They won't have much exposure here anyway because the public
will lay -9 even if the spread should be lower. Squares love favorites.
So what do we have this week ?

KC + 2 move to +8

Cin +2.5 move to + 8.5

you can look for others.. just 2

a note on the Dallas Chi Game -


Sharps basically LOVE Chicago plus the points AND Dallas -in teasers.
You might think it's weird for wagerers to like both sides of the same game.
It's not about the teams, it's about line value.

This game has such a high likelihood in the eyes of many of landing
on either a 3 or a 7 that both sides make sense depending on the proposition

Good info thanks kramer!

[Ron Mexico]

Originally Posted by cuse_man

cash it bc!! gl !
As for me... I hate teasing things to anything more than -1 !

Why do you have two midgets in your av?

[Victor]

Good luck bcbadgalz!

[Stakit]

Originally Posted by Ron Mexico

Why do you have two midgets in your av?

lmao

[jonnyblaze]

Originally Posted by LordCC

Good luck sir!

lol

[jonnyblaze]

Check this one I played early in the week:

9/16/2010 4:39 PM Teaser 600.00 200.00
Football - 210 Green Bay Packers -2½ for Game
Football - 218 Dallas Cowboys +2½ for Game