Those are opposites that are covered in Sal’s book on them.
It also covers over and under. Which is pretty important for Sal to learn at a young age – as there is no better bet than the Over.
- You can win it before the game is over.
- You always have outs.
- You can celebrate any big scoring play.
- If you’re betting on a team that you like – if they blow someone out, you’re happy. If they get blown out, you’re not quite as happy, but still happy. If they have a real competitive high scoring game, you’re happy. If it is a defensive stalemate – well, hopefully your team wins…
Yup. I had the over 43.5 on Dallas tonight. Could I trust Dallas and 3 points? Read to many articles on how they haven’t beat a winning team. Game in Philly wasn’t fun to watch. Lots of bad things. But, it was a high scoring game. Giants played the Eagles at over 50 as well. So that seemed the way to go.
Safety in the first quarter on Bledsoe? Cool – points on the board. Dallas coming back – alright! Points on the board. Romo INT? He better return it for a TD to get me my Over…he didn’t (this was the INT by the lineman that got tackled near midfield, leading to the field goal which covered the over).
Near and Far is pretty hard to teach in a book – looks a lot like Big and Little.
But the Over – that comes through loud and clear…