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Originally Posted by QuikSand
Years ago, a now-defunct website called the World Sports Exchange allowed in-game betting (basically buying or selling "shares" of each team to win, transacting with the house on their terms). If you were smart, you could easily find places where the algorithm was weak, it was beatable IMO. I cleaned up during the back-and-forth ending of the first NE/NYG SuperBowl, I recall.
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I used to play that site.
you can actually do OK on the live betting if you pay attention. There are a lot of opportunities for a middle. Lets say you bet a basketball game over 220. They combine for 65 points in the first quarter the live total may go to 235. You can then bet the under and if it falls in between you win both bets.