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FringeNC 12-21-2015 09:56 AM

Vegas lines on games relevant to us
 
KC -12.5 Cleveland
Denver -3.5 Cinci
NE -3 Jets
Pittsburgh -10 Baltimore

Probably has been awhile since we've been 12.5 favorites. Also, Denver's line is a little surprising. Seems a little high.

ptlyon 12-21-2015 09:58 AM

Not really, not without Dalton

scho63 12-21-2015 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by FringeNC (Post 11968035)
KC -12.5 Cleveland
Denver -3.5 Cinci
NE -3 Jets
Pittsburgh -10 Baltimore

Probably has been awhile since we've been 12.5 favorites. Also, Denver's line is a little surprising. Seems a little high.

Home teams get a starting 3 points in the spread and then they move the line towards whoever is the favorite.

On a neutral field, Denver would be only a 1/2 point favorite.

chiefzilla1501 12-21-2015 10:15 AM

[QUOTE=scho63;11968072]
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Originally Posted by FringeNC (Post 11968035)
KC -12.5 Cleveland
Denver -3.5 Cinci
NE -3 Jets
Pittsburgh -10 Baltimore

Probably has been awhile since we've been 12.5 favorites. Also, Denver's line is a little surprising. Seems a little high. /QUOTE]

Home teams get a starting 3 points in the spread and then they move the line towards whoever is the favorite.

On a neutral field, Denver would be only a 1/2 point favorite.

As noted above, to me the spread seems even low considering Bengals are rolling with McCarron

-King- 12-21-2015 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon (Post 11968043)
Not really, not without Dalton

When Dalton got injured I thought Denver could easily beat them, but Cinci is a MUCH better overall team than Denver. If McCarron can just manage the game and not make mistakes, I think Cinci can win by 2 scores. Denver literally can't score in 2nd halves and their defense hasn't looked great lately. They're in trouble.
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Toby Waller 12-21-2015 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 11968072)
Home teams get a starting 3 points in the spread and then they move the line towards whoever is the favorite.

On a neutral field, Denver would be only a 1/2 point favorite.

No,they move the line in the opposite direction of where more money is being bet

Shaid 12-21-2015 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by -King- (Post 11968078)
When Dalton got injured I thought Denver could easily beat them, but Cinci is a MUCH better overall team than Denver. If McCarron can just manage the game and not make mistakes, I think Cinci can win by 2 scores. Denver literally can't score in 2nd halves and their defense hasn't looked great lately. They're in trouble.
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I'd agree but Denver has a really good D and when you make a mistake, they punish you for it. I think McCarron makes a couple mistakes. If Denver isn't inept on offense, they should be able to pull out a win because of it. Now if Brock looks like he did in the second half of yesterday's game, Cincy could roll out a high school QB and beat them. Pittsburgh gift wrapped it for them and they couldn't deliver.

-King- 12-21-2015 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaid (Post 11968243)
I'd agree but Denver has a really good D and when you make a mistake, they punish you for it. I think McCarron makes a couple mistakes. If Denver isn't inept on offense, they should be able to pull out a win because of it. Now if Brock looks like he did in the second half of yesterday's game, Cincy could roll out a high school QB and beat them. Pittsburgh gift wrapped it for them and they couldn't deliver.

The Chargers held the Broncos to 17 points, 0 in the 2nd half. Raiders held them to 15 points, 0 in the second half. After the Steelers adjusted, the Broncos scored 0 in the second half also. None of these defenses are any good and aren't even close to the Bengals defense. I don't see the Broncos scoring more than twice against them. If they're even average on offense, they can win.
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Misplaced_Chiefs_Fan 12-21-2015 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by -King- (Post 11968266)
The Chargers held the Broncos to 17 points, 0 in the 2nd half. Raiders held them to 15 points, 0 in the second half. After the Steelers adjusted, the Broncos scored 0 in the second half also. None of these defenses are any good and aren't even close to the Bengals defense. I don't see the Broncos scoring more than twice against them. If they're even average on offense, they can win.
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Actually, the Chargers D held them to 10 pts. Not much you can do about a pick-six when you're sitting on the sidelines.

Marco Polo 12-21-2015 12:58 PM

Who do we need to win each of these games?

Why Not? 12-21-2015 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Marco Polo (Post 11968360)
Who do we need to win each of these games?

The Chiefs. But if you want to be concerned with other teams, cheer for Cinci this week

chiefzilla1501 12-21-2015 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Why Not? (Post 11968375)
The Chiefs. But if you want to be concerned with other teams, cheer for Cinci this week

And New England (I'm not holding my breath at all on Baltimore).

scho63 12-21-2015 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by smellypitts (Post 11968193)
No,they move the line in the opposite direction of where more money is being bet

:rolleyes:
You don't understand my statement. When they SET the opening line PRIOR to betting they give the home team a three point advantage and from there they set their initial line to the favorite. Denver opened at (- 3 1/2)

That means Denver got 3 for the home field and 1/2 point for their perceived advantage.

Money bet more on one side will start moving the line to the other team to balance out the bets. Bookies want the bets to be exactly 50-50.

Toby Waller 12-21-2015 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 11969213)
:rolleyes:
You don't understand my statement. When they SET the opening line PRIOR to betting they give the home team a three point advantage and from there they set their initial line to the favorite. Denver opened at (- 3 1/2)

That means Denver got 3 for the home field and 1/2 point for their perceived advantage.

Money bet more on one side will start moving the line to the other team to balance out the bets. Bookies want the bets to be exactly 50-50.

want it to be 50-50? No, they want to gain the majority and have everyone on the wrong side as much as possible. They want to bait people and have them be so stupid that its a 90-10 split when they can.

O.city 12-21-2015 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by smellypitts (Post 11969254)
want it to be 50-50? No, they want to gain the majority and have everyone on the wrong side as much as possible. They want to bait people and have them be so stupid that its a 90-10 split when they can.

I hope you don't gamble much


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