I'm adding a few plays tonight, taking the Dolphins. After watching most of the games today, what we learned is that teams the public thought were out of it after Week 1, bounced back with solid upset wins. This certainly applied to NY Giants, Carolina, and Chicago -- as most of the public and cappers were on WAS, KC, and GB (all lost outright). Tonights game looks like a similar spot, where one teams has fallen out of favor with the public and is getting generous points. Finally, I have to wonder -- how in the hell can the Cincy Bengals being laying -5.5 to anyone? I'm taking Miami acorss the board in this one:
MIA +5.5 (game)
MIA +3 (1H)
MIA +.5 (1Q)
MIA +.5 (2Q)
MIA +.5 (3Q)
MIA +.5 (4Q)
My reasoning is that in two of three scenarios, we win money -- a close game (we win), a Dolphins upset (we win), and a Cincy blowout (we lose).
It's rare that I'll play any team across the board, but Miami seems to have to value and added incentives this week.
--Nolan Dalla
(Two wagers made thus far, with MIA +5.5 for 550/500 at EZplay and MIA +3 (!H) 575/500 at EZplay. Headig to Suncoast now to pick up quarters, none laying more than -120.)
MIA +5.5 (game)
MIA +3 (1H)
MIA +.5 (1Q)
MIA +.5 (2Q)
MIA +.5 (3Q)
MIA +.5 (4Q)
My reasoning is that in two of three scenarios, we win money -- a close game (we win), a Dolphins upset (we win), and a Cincy blowout (we lose).
It's rare that I'll play any team across the board, but Miami seems to have to value and added incentives this week.
--Nolan Dalla
(Two wagers made thus far, with MIA +5.5 for 550/500 at EZplay and MIA +3 (!H) 575/500 at EZplay. Headig to Suncoast now to pick up quarters, none laying more than -120.)
