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Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by Clonehomer Jeremy,
Any chance you could tweek the cybookie to adjust the line on games to balance out the bets similar to what vegas does? That way you won't have everyone on one side of the spread. Just a suggestion We use the Vegas line when one is available. It goes in cycles.
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lol i hope its within 45 points
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Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by chadm We use the Vegas line when one is available. It goes in cycles. Wait till another ISU vs KU happens like last year, all those credits will go bye bye.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775 -
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Spread will be close or even. I'd almost bet now that UNLV could be slightly favored. Don't care they beat ASU, we will win this game outright.
Cyclone
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
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Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by Cy Hard Spread will be close or even. I'd almost bet now that UNLV could be slightly favored. Don't care they beat ASU, we will win this game outright. Pretty good guess...
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775 -
Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by chadm We use the Vegas line when one is available. It goes in cycles. My point is that, for example last Saturday's game with Iowa, when that spread is listed on cybookie it does not change as the bets get lopsided towards one team. That lopsidedness is what allows the inflation of credits. If that line moves as everyone bets on ISU some brave soul will start to put bets on Iowa (private bets only to avoid scrutiny) to even it out.
I assume this would be difficult to do but I think it would help to avoid the inflation.
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Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by Clonehomer My point is that, for example last Saturday's game with Iowa, when that spread is listed on cybookie it does not change as the bets get lopsided towards one team. That lopsidedness is what allows the inflation of credits. If that line moves as everyone bets on ISU some brave soul will start to put bets on Iowa (private bets only to avoid scrutiny) to even it out.
I assume this would be difficult to do but I think it would help to avoid the inflation. I understand what you are saying. But if not for the late safety, we whould have had a lot of people asking for a hand out. (Welfare) I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone. -
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 Originally Posted by chadm I understand what you are saying. But if not for the late safety, we whould have had a lot of people asking for a hand out. (Welfare) Come on... don't get this moved to the cave!!! 
You are right though... that safety made:50,431,476 credits
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The ISU prop bets is where I am making it all up this year.
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Re: CreditFlation
 Originally Posted by Clonehomer My point is that, for example last Saturday's game with Iowa, when that spread is listed on cybookie it does not change as the bets get lopsided towards one team. That lopsidedness is what allows the inflation of credits. If that line moves as everyone bets on ISU some brave soul will start to put bets on Iowa (private bets only to avoid scrutiny) to even it out.
I assume this would be difficult to do but I think it would help to avoid the inflation. I'm pretty sure that you can't do anything about that on this site for an ISU game. It's a site full of Kool aid drinkers, and ISU would be the favorite in every game. As, of course, they should.
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