Lem Bankers Wild Card Plays

thom24ad

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Love the Cincy hate the Jaxs...I always question myself when a good old time capper is against me...Thanks SC, good luck!
 

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Thats because, Lem more often than not goes the opposite direction of the publilc and the public has been winning this year
 

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guys like Banker play many,many bets.they don't play 20 over a one month period and brag about being 89%,they know 55% at higher volume wins more units than a higher percentage at a lower volume of picks..He may be "cold" this season,but could be about to heat up.When you are in a cycle of a thousand bets,a few losers don't kill you.He's usually pretty good in the playoffs.NE is the ultimate public play today,based on the way I see it.Just read the tone of certainty in some of the comments here and you'll see many aren't closely considering the opposite side.Anytime you get people thinking the two time defending superbowl champion(an automatic bet against) is a lock ml in their first playoff game against a team like they're playing today and it makes me look at the points as a gift and the jacksonville ml real hard.GL to all handicappers
 

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edludes,

Totally disagree with the notion that New England is the ultimate public bet today. One of the biggest squares I know, a guy who never wins betting the NFL, took Jacksonville and the points today. This guy is a diehard New England fan who lives just outside of Boston. To me, a 12-4 team getting 8 points against a 10-6 team looks mighty tempting! In addition, if you look at any consensus report out there, you will notice that the public isn't heavy on New England. In fact, most of the reports I have seen, show a slight edge in percentage toward Jacksonville.

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