Looking for some help

[St Paddy]

Anybody know where I could find the following information.

The succes rate of each spread number.

example +3, +3.5, +4, and so on. it would be interesting to know, thanks

[blixit]

I don't no but you can try google.com

[bookie_club]

i too think use google or any searcher!

[ovrund]

I doubt figures would be relevant or accurate..you have opening lines...closing lines...and many are off by one or two points...different books try to get different action...for instance, BoDog is consistently higher than most, because they want a lot of "squares" who bet the favorites and over...I know for years the late Mort Olshan of the Gold Sheet kept copious records when there was no such thing as a computer, in the 60's and 70's...

An additional problem would be that there is no way to verify the accuracy of the lines.

[sweepy]

Originally Posted by St Paddy

Anybody know where I could find the following information.

The succes rate of each spread number.

example +3, +3.5, +4, and so on. it would be interesting to know, thanks

There are too many intangibles for any stats to be accurate. example; weather,home and away, injuries, time of season, grasor turf, etc...
I do have some personal stats [collected over 20 years. Your's for the asking.