How a Bookie Should Assess NFL Public Betting
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- Created: Monday, 31 October 2022 20:10
Public betting is when most players bet on a specific wager. For example, if it's a moneyline wager on the Bills playing against the Jets, and most people bet on the Bills, that's public betting. Also, there are several reasons players can wager a certain way. Usually, they bet the over on totals, overvalue favorites, and media influence.
According to bookie pay per head experts, players often bet the over, especially when they expect it to be a high-scoring matchup. Also, popular teams attract more action despite what's happening behind the scenes.
Public betting can also happen when a key player suffers from an injury. When that happens, casual bettors will wager against the player's team. Additionally, losing or winning streaks could influence how the public bets.
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