Great Stuff Hitman. You hit the nail right on the head. If your going to take this seriously, you must limit your choices and stay away from making a ton of picks just for the action or because its on tv. I agree with the 5-7 games for a Saturday although once the season does get started, You may find 7-10 or so. The one thing I might add for Saturday are two things that some may disagree with me!
1) Half time wagers on college football can be very profitable in certain situations....example.....2 teams going up and down the field and fumble the ball away or do something dumb (holding penality or interception) and they don't score....so at half-time its 10-7..........so the second half total comes out at 23-24 and guess what.............all those miscues can and generally are turned into points. There are a ton of opportunities and other examples that I can give with different situations.
2) Prop wagers........ok so you disagree already but hear me out! In college football I have seen that prop that states "Longest TD in the game Over/Under 48/49/50/51/etc" ......can be a very profitable wager even at a steep -120 vig......... Certain conferences are always high scoring and throw in a capable QB or two and the probability of "one" just "one" long TD is certainly attainable. Now I'm not saying the SEC is one of them because god only knows they have some low scoring ...great Defensive type game! Ha! The Mountain West, WAC, Pac 10 are just a few that quite often that "one" long play figures into the scoring. The tip off is that game where you find that total at 55-+++ total points will get you headed in the right direction.
I look forward to contributing to this forum.
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