The team at sportsactioncharts.com is revolutionizing the sports betting industry. With TheWolfline they have taken some of the best stock analysis tools and applied them to sports betting. If you are a technical stock trader, this product will look very familiar to you. Unlike charts and alerts used by technical stock/options traders, this product can easily be used by even the most novice gambler.
Let us explain a little bit about the system and how we use it. Below is a picture of an NBA alert screen from March 20th 2011. You are simply looking for red, orange and yellow alerts. These alerts let you know when a particular bet is over bought or over sold. Just like a stock alert letting you know when a stock is over bought or over sold. In which case you would sell short the over bought stock or buy the over sold one. However, in the world of sports betting these two “stocks” are facing off against each other. Leaving one team over bought and the other over sold, alerting you to wager on the over sold team.
As you can see Toronto is being alerted both on the money line and against the spread. In this game against Oklahoma City they were 14 point underdogs. Making the money a plus 1100.
This chart shows the win/loss (money line) ten games back. You can see that both the ATS and win/loss are still being alerted here. On this day Toronto beat Oklahoma City 95-93. Paying $1100 for every $100 played on the money line and also paying $100 for every $110 wagered against the spread.
Option trading has becoming more and more prevalent among traders over the past 10 years, much like betting totals has become more main stream in that same period of time. Ten years ago only the most experienced investors traded options and only the most seasoned gamblers wagered the totals. In both cases a strong understanding of volatility is needed for optimal success. Being able to relate average volatility to current implied volatility allows you to better predict future volatility. The great thing about TheWolfline is that it does the work for you.
In the table above take a look at the over/under alert in the VA Commonwealth Vs. Purdue game from March 20th 2011. A heavy minus (-) number indicates that the over/under is too low and the over is the correct bet. The chart below shows that the volatility has dipped to a low extreme and signals that it should be bought.
The chart above shows the over/under trending at seven games back. On this day the over was set at 133.5, the final total was 170 points.
We believe this system is truly going to revolutionize the way sports betters pick their wagers. The results speak for themselves. Visit TheWolfline to learn more, or take a look at the results posted on our page.