When a team moves >20c from the open (not fictiously) I assume that the book abandons the early money giving access to a no lose situation (think Lloyd uses the term arbitrage).
I have been playing these "jumpers" either RL, Par, or ML if <-130, and have been hitting at a high rate. Two examples last night came to fruition (boston, mil); both covering the RL with ease. Mil moved 30c and redsox moved almost 40c in a flip dog/fav role.
I am not a mlb capper by any stretch, follow a few plays (thanks) and playing these "jumpers."
Obv would be best to get on the jump before price change, but pretty stinkin' easy just to follow these bold moves.
Lucky or lactatious? Wonder if I've been sucking this titty too long, or whether this method has merit.