Funds didn't do so well last night. Only think I won last night was Wake Spread.
The stacking percentages forecast has Colorado State winning the game outright with 28 points to Wyoming's 21 or 20 points, with equal enough probability.
The non predictive public gauge has Wyoming winning 28-20.
The line has moved from 7 in some spots to 6, towards the forecast. The Total in the market appears low, when compared to the Forecasts.
This game checks off the boxes, of which I won't go into all of them. I have bought since the OPEN and have +7 here, and +6.5, and may be taking +6 at plus money before the day is over.
This game is in the KVB NCAAF Visiting Dog Fund and while we can all acknowledge it's tough to play in Wyoming, where there will be some wind, coming down from 15 mph at game time heading in one direction at War Memorial stadium, I will acknowledge that there is come evidence this line opened too high as some market pressure is Wyoming to respond to a poor performance last week. This created value on Colorado State.
I've talked about this back in FlyMe and have mentioned it at BMR recently as well. It's one metric, tallied up across muiltiple metrics, that once massaged to apply, I am willing to say could be a factor in the markets. We believe it was here.
I've often said that edges are found on the road these days, and with road dogs, hence the Fund name. Expect to hear more of that in the future from me.
Not only was the line too high for Wyoming, but this Total, at this level, combined with that 7 and 6.5 spread, making a compelling probabilistic trigger that is built into forecast adjustments. It's Wyoming, it's going to be a grind. I can further adjust this forecast with contrarian adjustments from market information I have compiled.
Box after box checked, the play here is
Colorado St at 7, 6.5, and even 6 (+6 plus money suggested). I had evidence this market could come off of 6 to 6.5 but I'm not so sure I can make that case at this writing. I consider 6.5 a viable bet and some are still out there.
Good Luck.