There is a lot of activity in the sports marketplace today, so we are taking a look at NCAA Basketball and NHL action. In college basketball activity, the big Ohio State-Wisconsin game is getting a lot of attention. This is currently the heaviest-bet game of the day — and surprisingly to some, top-ranked and undefeated…
NHL Steam Moves, triggered at Pinnacle, are currently +36.24 units this season. The following table shows a breakdown of this season’s NHL Steam Moves: Sportsbook Record Units Pinnacle 223-188 +36.24 5Dimes 166-138 +25.65 BetUS 39-24 +14.63 Olympic 59-49 +9.88 BetOnline 48-35 +7.92 All of our Betting Systems, including Steam Moves, are available to Premium Pro members. Upgrade…
After a slow start, SportsInsights’ NHL Square Plays are starting to heat up, winning their last three underdog plays in a row. In the long-run, all of SportsInsights’ contrarian sports investing methods have proven to add value. And like any investment, sports investing will have its ups and downs — especially for a specific approach,…
With football officially over for another season, sports investors will turn their attention to profit opportunities in the basketball and hockey marketsplace. There are many games and many teams in these sports — so sports investors should remember to be selective and use good money management. SportsInsights’ philosophy of seeking value using contrarian methods has…
In this evening’s NHL action, there are several games that exhibit lopsided-betting action. One game that is particularly interesting to SportsInsights’ analysts is the Phoenix-Vancouver game. Phoenix is a slight underdog, and is receiving a tiny 17% of moneyline bets. Pinnacle opened with Phoenix at +115 and has edged up to +118. Some public books…
With the number of betting opportunities in football winding down, in this blog post, we focus on the NHL. The NHL has been an interesting “animal” this season, with SportsInsights’ Best Bets having a solid season at +18 units, while NHL Squares have underperformed at -11.5 units. In the long-run, we expect both of these…
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