Right Angle--Big weekend---No excuses for not getting down on the plays RAS had a great college football weekend---their biggest ever according to a tweet I received.
What I found a little unusual was that on several plays---including totals---the number came back to its original number permitting a bet if one was not made at release or an additional bet could be made of course if wishing to add to the play.
Personally I missed the 4 totals released in the second release on Thursday. I went for the pump fake and when I bet the first 3 I assumed we were done. It didn't look good to get down at that point. I never did end up betting the USC total over as that one got away but I get the Hawaii over, New Mexico St under and Marshall Over all later----including getting a better number than the original release on one of them.
Examining the sides, I actually laid -6.5 with plus odds on Western Michigan a number far better than the release number. The Washington play had gone back to +17.5. There was a brief moment I recall when Georgia Tech was available again at -14 so one would have needed to be quick but the opportunity was there.
The 2 extra games of course would be not possible to bet if missed but overall but I'm not sure the Stanford over could be bet at the original number and it was one of the few losers.
It is a fine line. Some of Pinnacle worshippers like myself would prefer they don't come back validating what a good play it was. And if it does come back it is proof the play was not that good and may not even be worth a bet when this occurs. But yesterday was a day that faith in the handicapping was rewarded.
Nobody can be complaining this week they won on their record but you didn't win.
I won't count on missing 4 totals this week and having them come back so I can bet them. Time to hit the speed bag now and train for the release. And I won't go for the pump fake.
