What the Bookies are Saying: Miami vs. Clemson: Middling Opportunity

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What the Bookies are Saying: Miami vs. Clemson: Middling Opportunity

Resident bookmaking expert Tony Caliente discusses Saturday game between Miami vs. Clemson.

The line movement here has been -6.5 to -10.5 favoring the Tigers. In other words, a four point jump across the board.

Clemson was receiving close to 70% of the public support here.  Because some books were still offering the Tigers at -9.5 and others at -10.5, a middling opportunity could be found by betting Clemson at -9.5 and Miami at the +10.5, hoping of course that the game lands on Tigers 10.

The line on this game should be Clemson -10 with the Tigers getting home field advantage so middling this game might be wise.    You will have to bet at two different books.

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