Articles by Robert Wingerter |
WHO ARE THEY?
Robert Wingerter Sep 4, 2008
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Each football season a group of mysterious gentleman leap into the sports spotlight with steam and other nonsense. The speculating public, which is essentially composed of followers, clings to every word they speak, complying and following their every lead. You know the fellows. They are referred ...
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BRETT FAVRE AND CONDITIONING
Robert Wingerter Aug 8, 2008
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The Green Packers grew tired of Brett Favre's retiring and unretiring. Inspite of fan and media pressure I believe conditioning played a major role in their decision to trade him. Before the 2007 season, Favre worked with Ken Croner of the Athlete's Performance Institute, Tempe, Arizona, which re ...
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THE CHANGING ASPECTS OF LINES AND ODDS
Robert Wingerter Jul 11, 2008
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Betting lines are hardly ever exactly accurate. A small percentage of sports contests end up on the number as the line predicts. Oddsmakers and bookmakers say this discrepancy is not that important since the betting public is no more accurate than they are. This offsets any advantage one way or t ...
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HANDICAPPING FUNDAMENTALS THAT APPLY TO HOCKEY
Robert Wingerter May 27, 2008
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As the NHL finals approach, here are some fundamental hockey handicapping tips that apply to all sports.
(1) Keep detailed records.
(2) Be effective in using relevant statistics.
(3) Read, study and learn all you can about sports and handicapping.
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BASKETBALL INJURIES AND MONEY MATTERS.
Robert Wingerter May 8, 2008
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Since there are fewer men involved in basketball when compared to the injury-prone football, its easier to assess values to injuries in relation to the game. Points can be added or subtracted from the pointspread with much more accuracy than football (other than if the QB or a star player might b ...
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NBA HANDICAPPER, ROBERT WINGERTER, SHARES A FEW HOOPS THOUGHTS
Robert Wingerter May 2, 2008
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When comparing basketball to football, the first thing we notice is that the ball is round and its behavior is a lot easier to control. Basketball playing surfaces are different from football fields. In basketball, the floor is smooth, compared to grass and artificial surfaces of various textures ...
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EXCERPTS AND BASIC HANDICAPPING RULES
Robert Wingerter Apr 25, 2008
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Not everyone has looked at my page, so here are a few excerpts and basic handicapping rules.
There are a lot of useless statistics, trivial information, speculation and opinions out there that are contained in the line anyway. The betting line is made to create two-way action an ...
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NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS AND FINALS
Robert Wingerter Apr 20, 2008
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We all know the NBA playoffs and finals are a whole new season, but there are a few characteristics and statistics that will remain. On the other side, what jumps out is the lower scoring. Its only natural in a playoff situation, a team will slow it down, be more methodical and emphasize defense. ...
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