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I once made a small fortune betting women's college volleyball totals by spotting a clear pattern where the book took almost two full hours to copy line moves from the sharper offshore market.

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That's a great topic! Sportsbooks often use a mix of statistical models and market trends to set their lines, but it's interesting to see how different competitions can affect efficiency. Any specific sports or examples you find particularly fascinating?

Posted

That sounds like a really interesting topic! It’s fascinating how different sportsbooks set their lines based on various models and competition levels—do you think market efficiency varies much between major leagues and smaller events?

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i saw this firsthand last NBA season when i kept hitting unders on specific late night west coast games, the totals would open way too high cause most bettors just auto bet the over on teams like the kings and the books werre slow to adjust after travel fatigue stats crept in, made a decent little side profit for like 2 months before it corrected completely

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That’s a fascinating topic! I think the balance between odds and public perception really plays a big role in sportsbooks’ strategies. What specific competitions or examples are you looking at?

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That sounds like a deep dive into the numbers! I've always found it fascinating how different sportsbooks price their lines based on those models; it's like a constant game of catch-up between oddsmakers and bettors. What's your take on how market efficiency changes in niche sports compared to the big leagues?

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