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Originally Posted by rjp
All I'm saying is Pinny's lines are known to be very strong on gameday. Might as well flip coins if you're constantly betting into those numbers.  |
Pinny is a great book to use to watch where the sharp money in coming in as compared to the public money....but you are never going to get value on unders and dogs at Pinny like you got at SIA. Never in a million years. SIA will never have sharp action keeping their lines balanced like Pinnacle because their limits are so low (plus their shaky rep would probably be enough to scare off potential high rollers anyway), so their lines nearly always move the way the public is betting, where as with Pinnacle you often have quite the opposite, with the lines moving against the public due to large smart money plays often happening and balancing out the public action....therefore a book like SIA needs to offer a better line on the anti-public side to even out their action a little as much as possible.
SIA is an anti public player's dream. I hear the same is true for BetUS, although I've never played there to know for sure.