When it comes to finding the best value on college football lines do professional handicappers tend to go with any one type of bet? Does the moneyline provide the best value for winning bettors? Any thoughts?
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08-09-09 08:15 PM #1
ATS, Over/Under or Moneyline?
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08-10-09 11:12 AM #2
Depends on your personal strategy. Bet whatever you are good at.
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08-10-09 03:57 PM #3
I think ATS is best for college football. I used to mess around with parlaying 4 or 5 huge ML faves. That seemed to work decently.
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08-10-09 09:31 PM #4
College Football is my worst subject. I can not pick that stuff.
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08-15-09 05:05 PM #5
Play the top 10 teams in america (ats) vs. opening line.
It's been very profitable lately.
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08-17-09 08:48 PM #6
i like top 12 teams at home ats - i only parlay ml games because typically the payout is much lower due to the heavy favorite
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