I have Florida -1 as the last leg of a 4-team teaser (risking $700 to win $500). I'm thinking about betting $500 on Louisville +14.5 to shoot for a nice middle payday. :0074
Thoughts? :0008
Thoughts? :0008
Advice on a middle opportunity...
- Thread starter LonghornMM
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I always love middles but it depends on how you feel on the game. You will hear many mixed opinions so it really comes down to what you think will happen.
If it were me, I'd bet $250-$300 on Louisville plus the two touchdowns and hope that they can keep it close.
Good luck.
If it were me, I'd bet $250-$300 on Louisville plus the two touchdowns and hope that they can keep it close.
Good luck.
Without a doubt take ville +14.5
Great chance of it being a fla win of 1-13 pts
Chance ville wins too so I would garauntee a winner and root for two winners
Great chance of it being a fla win of 1-13 pts
Chance ville wins too so I would garauntee a winner and root for two winners
There is no way to lose both bets if I bet Louisville +14.5, and if Florida wins the game between 2 and 14points, I collect on both bets. :toast:
That's what I'm sayin...
Gotta take a free winner wit a chance at two....
Gl longhorny
Can't see Florida losing game but I'd still bet 100 or 200 to try to middle or 100 and wait till 1/2 time and possibly get a bigger middle. 13-14 pts spread is too big an opportunity to not take advantage of situation at all :0008
I would go for the middle... enjoy the game and drink beer :toast: your risking 50 to win 1000 assuming 10 percent juice and have 13 points to play with
I love a great middle but there are times when you possibly can't lose your initial bet. This might be one. I would not middle the whole thing.
Your other option is to take Lousville on the money line +450 or +500 depending on where you play. Then you could only risk a little for protection of your original.
Your other option is to take Lousville on the money line +450 or +500 depending on where you play. Then you could only risk a little for protection of your original.
