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Arizona -2.5 for the game was up by 10 at the half and the public was strong on Buffalo. Halftime line was Arizona -1 or pick. If you had Buffalo, this looks like a gift right? I mean who wouldn't want Buffalo +10 in this game......the sportsbooks doubled down and sucked the public in hook line and sinker as Arizona was a runaway 2nd half winner.

If you really get a grasp on thses two scenarios you will greatly improve your bottom line in sports betting......Always ask yourself at the half......"Who do they want me NOT to bet" or if the public is very strong on the game are they "does it look like they are giving the public an EASY OUT"

These two scenarios show up in NCAA Football and Basketball as well as NBA and NFL

This article that i found from one of the dude on wagerline. just want to share.

Good Luck and happy halftime hunting

Lets say that Team A is a 7 point favorite and is trailing by 10 at the half. For a team like this, the favorite, the line should be close to the original spread or higher if the powers that be creating halftimes believe that THE FAVORITE team is going to WIN

If the game were tied, as a bare minimum they would have to be at least -4 (just over half the original spread.) Most of the time, in our above scenario, you'll see a line of -7 to -10, or higher at the half but lets suppose you see -3. Think about the logic....you've bet a team at -7 and they are down by 10 at half so the friendly sportsbook feels so bad for you that you're losing your wager they want to give you .a chance to get your money back...right? I mean who wouldn't want to take a team that was -7 and bet them at +7.....that's basically what a -3 halftime would equate to. Do you really think, especia