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Definition of point spread in English: point spreadnoun 1North American A forecast of the number of points constituting the margin by which a stronger team is expected to defeat a weaker one, used for betting purposes. Example sentencesExamples - We have won every game with a massive point spread.
- We have consultants that provide us with what they feel the point spread should be.
- Upsets are in the eye of the beholder and signify only that the bookies had the wrong point spread.
- In the second experiment they were also asked to estimate the probability that a specific NBA team beat the point spread in an earlier game.
- This went on for a few years, with me just rooting for the point spread and some extra cash.
- Straight betting means wagering on a team winning or losing-bucking the odds in baseball or betting against the point spread in football and basketball.
- What I am pointing out is that people who study the game can prefigure and hypothesize, with a fair degree of accuracy, who will win (and more importantly, cover the point spread, as in football) on a somewhat regular basis.
- The only time that the basketball bettor is very vulnerable to luck is the last 30 seconds of the game - and only if the contest is hanging around the point spread at the time.
- But the bottom-line truth is professional football wouldn't be nearly as popular as it is without a point spread.
- If you follow skating closely, I am sure you have seen examples where a skater in the last warm-up has fallen out of the top ten, in which case there would be a larger point spread to keep track of.
- A few upsets aside it had to be a simpler matter than ever before, analyzing whether one team would beat the other by the Las Vegas driven point spread.
- Maybe we should ask her the point spread of the Super Bowl.
- You are thinking of covering the point spread and they have their minds on scoring titles, parties, and big cars.
- How everything else becomes closed off to the gambler and they see only the spinning numbers or tumbling dice or point spread.
- Bet against any pro football team that is attempting to cover the point spread for the second straight game as a road favorite.
- The point spread is still tight and it will be a good battle between these two in the final two World Cups.
- But how can you bet on football without the point spread?
- So… we need to win the game tomorrow and just hope that the point spread goes in our favor.
- As for beating the point spread, Steven is right to note this example of selection bias in journalists, who tend to frame everything as a horse race where relative standings matter more than finishing times.
- Football point spreads are easier for the masses to understand.
2Physics Physiology
The spread of energy from a point source, especially with respect to light coming into an optical instrument or eye.
Definition of point spread in US English: point spreadnoun 1North American A forecast of the number of points by which a stronger team is expected to defeat a weaker one, used for betting purposes. Example sentencesExamples - In the second experiment they were also asked to estimate the probability that a specific NBA team beat the point spread in an earlier game.
- We have won every game with a massive point spread.
- The only time that the basketball bettor is very vulnerable to luck is the last 30 seconds of the game - and only if the contest is hanging around the point spread at the time.
- Straight betting means wagering on a team winning or losing-bucking the odds in baseball or betting against the point spread in football and basketball.
- This went on for a few years, with me just rooting for the point spread and some extra cash.
- Bet against any pro football team that is attempting to cover the point spread for the second straight game as a road favorite.
- So… we need to win the game tomorrow and just hope that the point spread goes in our favor.
- We have consultants that provide us with what they feel the point spread should be.
- As for beating the point spread, Steven is right to note this example of selection bias in journalists, who tend to frame everything as a horse race where relative standings matter more than finishing times.
- But how can you bet on football without the point spread?
- But the bottom-line truth is professional football wouldn't be nearly as popular as it is without a point spread.
- A few upsets aside it had to be a simpler matter than ever before, analyzing whether one team would beat the other by the Las Vegas driven point spread.
- You are thinking of covering the point spread and they have their minds on scoring titles, parties, and big cars.
- Football point spreads are easier for the masses to understand.
- Upsets are in the eye of the beholder and signify only that the bookies had the wrong point spread.
- What I am pointing out is that people who study the game can prefigure and hypothesize, with a fair degree of accuracy, who will win (and more importantly, cover the point spread, as in football) on a somewhat regular basis.
- The point spread is still tight and it will be a good battle between these two in the final two World Cups.
- If you follow skating closely, I am sure you have seen examples where a skater in the last warm-up has fallen out of the top ten, in which case there would be a larger point spread to keep track of.
- Maybe we should ask her the point spread of the Super Bowl.
- How everything else becomes closed off to the gambler and they see only the spinning numbers or tumbling dice or point spread.
2Physiology Physics
The spread of energy from a point source, especially with respect to light coming into an optical instrument or eye.
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