Remember what Al Pacino said in the movie Two for the Money?
He said that the world's rarest commodity is certainty, in an uncertain world.
In the movie, Brandon Lang had the job of predicting football game outcomes and
advising bettors on their picks.
A bookie’s job is not
that different from Lang’s, and while we don’t advise our clients in their
betting decisions (that would quickly put us out of business) we do have to get
a clearer view on the possible outcomes of games, predict results and use all
that information to put together point spreads. There must be a degree of
certainty in those betting lines for our business to be profitable. Certainty
for you, as a bookie, that you will be able to make a profit regardless of the
outcome. For that of course, you must ensure both ends of the betting line have
enough wagers. And just how do you manage to accomplish that? Well, selling
certainty to both parties.
A betting line must be such that a particular bettor can
feel confident enough betting at either end and will pick either one moved by
his own interests and affiliations rather than probabilistic superiority.
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