Handicappers can spend many hours pouring over results in their quest to find an edge over the bookmaker and more often than not, those hours fail to yield anything significant. But every once in a while, a bettor will uncover something that makes it all worthwhile.
Using the 2010 Stat Attack For College Football program, I was able to uncover one of the strongest trends I've ever seen in all my years of sports betting.
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When you say ranked teams are you referring to the top 20 or 25 and which rankings do you use since they are are sometimes different regarding who is ranked and who isnt, thanks.
Are you referring to the top 20 or 25? Also which rankings do you use..AP? Coaches poll?
thanks
It’s the AP Top 25 poll.
Do you play the Ranked dogs blindly weather they are home or away? Are they a auto play based on this system? thanks
The results are blindly playing the teams when they are underdogs, home or away, although they’ll be the visitors far more often than not, which is why they’re receiving points.
The results have been good enough to avoid any fine tuning, so it’s pretty much a straight-forward method.