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[QUOTE="WhartonHusky, post: 1816414, member: 775"]
My advise to you is to have a conversation with the CFO of any of the public or private casinos that have large sports book operations.  They can explain how their risk management on sports betting works.  They capture and vig and want as little "risk" as possible.

I will admit to not know much about WH financials--maybe they want risk.  Maybe they offload some in another way.

As for Uconn, I would imagine there's not a tremendous amount of action on this game a week before it's played.  So moving lines and taking money may not be as important in an 8 min span.  The line change indicates that early action was on Cuse and the 5.5pts was too much -- so they lower it to balance the action on UConn.  If heading into Fri/Sat they aren't getting closer to balanced, you will see the lines move -- perhaps differently at one casino vs another.

Have you never been in Vegas when you can get a different line on a game at a different casino at the same time?
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