High Profile Games Bring Out Low Quality Players

By Tom Wilkinson

Just as low profile sports betting odds and a sports betting line from a game in which the general public has little sports betting appetite for tend to appeal to the “sharps”, “wise guys”, and professional sports bettors, high profile games such as Monday Night Football and the Super Bowl tend to almost repulse the sharps because the “masses of asses” flock to these sports betting propositions and often think in a herd mentality that makes the sports odds fluctuate to a degree that often irritates the more sophisticated sports bettors.

online sportsbooks and casino sportsbooks are not shy about taking a lopsided, (unbalanced), amount of sports wagers on one side of a high profile game from the “masses of asses” that often crowd casino sportsbooks for Monday Night drink specials and proposition bets. You will also find that many of the wise guys and professional sports bettors will end up betting on the opposite side of the sports odds from the “masses of asses.”

Sports betting odds and a sports betting line on events such as any pro football Sunday, New Year’s Day bowl games, major league baseball playoffs, pro basketball playoffs and the NCAA college basketball tournament tend to draw a lot of money from the unsophisticated sports bettors and general public whereas the professional sports bettors and “sharps” tend to focus far more on the daily grind of the regular season games in college and pro basketball, baseball, and low profile college football games.

It is important to keep in mind that the sports odds makers think like professional sports bettors and “sharps” and they, along with the online sportsbooks and casino sportsbooks, are not shy about setting the sports odds in order to entice the “masses of asses” and unsophisticated sports betting public into sports betting traps that can mean huge profits for the sports gambling house and casino sportsbooks.

Eric, a long time professional sports bettor in Las Vegas says that, “I have gotten to the point where I cannot stand The NFL in general because of the asinine (sports betting) wagers you see from the uninformed public and I simply make online (sports betting) wagers against the public.”