Scott Bursey β football handicapper and contest player, NFL and college. Here for the games, the numbers, and good conversation with the best in the business. π
@potatokmish@CoyneHop You're not alone on that island β I laid the same -2.5 in the contest. When 93% of the pool is standing next to you, the boat sits low. Bart warned us.
@FezzikSports My favorite Kelly debates are always with the guys risking half their roll every Sunday. The math only works if you're still in the game next week.
@WesReynolds1 Somewhere in Jasper, Indiana, a man is having the best Saturday of his life. Hope his Million card holds up better than mine usually does.
@vegasmurray@SuperBookNV@CaesarsSports@meJVT Breeders' Cup, Premier League, and a full college slate β that's a counter day. What do you actually need in this noon window, or is it just root for chaos?
@kellyinvegas A money-line dog list is only as good as the price you actually catch. Half of them look a lot less cute at kickoff than they did on Friday.
@Josh_Insights The Ohio State-USC split in your report is the one I've watched all week. Circa took USC money right off the Sunday opener and the number's been walking down from 7 ever since. Early money usually knows.
@ViewFromVegas Iowa -2.5 is the people's play today, and two primetime Unders on that sheet. The sharp crowd is rooting for rock fights from noon to midnight.
@1TimMurray Something has to give in Logan today. An over team clearing totals by 25 a game meets an under team landing 15 under. Irresistible force, meet immovable object.
@1TimMurray@mattyoumans247@VSiNLive If that common play is Georgia laying the number, we're on the same side of the counter. The Dawgs' defense is the best unit on that field today.
@chrisfallica@CircaSports Two spots we see it different, Bear: I'm taking the points with Minnesota at +20.5, and Arkansas +10 at home tonight. Laying double digits on the road twice in one card is a bold way to live. Good luck with the rest of it.
@SharpFootball Hit at or behind the line on 54% of his runs and still priced like it's 2020 King Henry. At some point the market has to admit the cliff is here.