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scrantoncane said:
I heard a few interviews recently with Matt Lindeman, chief odds maker at Circa, who has been the first to the market with opening lines this year.

He said his process is to stay at the casino until about 2am on sat night adjusting power ratings after games. He then gets a few hours sleep and comes back in to work around 8/9, when him and 1 other guy go down the board and set the line for each game and have them released by 11am vegas time. Lindeman also does totals himself during this timeframe.

Point is, everything I’ve learned over the years matches exactly what dooger says: they don’t have time to spend going over each game; they use power ratings, adjust for home field and key injuries, and look at situational spots (like lookahead spots).

One interviewer asked a good question: when do you know you made a mistake? He said when the second limit bet comes in on the same side (with no big action the other way).


Also heard him asked what sport had the best chance of being beat in today’s day and age. He said mid-major CBB totals early in the season, while they are still focused on football.
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So what can the avr Joe do to gain an edge ?
 
It'll be closer than that. We play to the level of our competition waaay too often. And I can't say this staph is better than GTs.

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Hopefully Manny and the misfits don't
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It's a tough spot for GT right now. They've got players that were recruited for, and played in, that stupid offense. Now that they're not running it, it's gonna hurt. It'll take them 3-5 years to turn that around.
 
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Get ready to hear a bunch of "he just reached a season high in yards...and it's the first half!" and "coming in to the game, GT had a turnover ratio of -19, but today they are +3 and Miami is on the ropes".
 
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