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Florida Gators @ Auburn Tigers
Sat, 9/19, 7:00 PM ET · dashed line = opening number · ★ = our books (DK/FD)
Analysis

The spread (Auburn Tigers side) opened at -1.5 and the market has since moved it to +1.5 — a 2.8-point move toward Florida Gators.

The total opened at 53.5 and the market has since moved it to 49.5 — a 4.3-point move downward (toward the under). The biggest single jump we captured came Wednesday 7:22 PM (53.5 → 49.5). It last moved Wednesday 7:22 PM and has held since, which reads as the market settling on this price.

We don't know *why* the market moved — injury news, sharp money, or weather are all invisible to us and to every public bettor. What we do know is the pattern: across five seasons, totals that moved 3+ points covered the direction of the move 61.4% of the time when taken at the opening number (798 games, CI 58–64.7). The market correcting an opener is information in itself — that's the whole strategy.

Every book has fully repriced, so there's nothing left to buy — this page exists to track how the move resolves, not to recommend a bet.

Spread (Auburn Tigers) ○ PASS open -1.5 (home) -> now +1.25 | move 2.8 toward Florida Gators
→ take Florida Gators · this move-size bucket historically 56.3% (CI 52.4–60, n=640)
open -1.5 +1.5 Tue, 9/1 latest Spread (Auburn Tigers) — draftkings line over time
BookLinePriceAs of
coolbet +1 -115 Wed 7:22 PM
draftkings ★ +1.5 -115 Tue 3:25 PM
Total (over) ○ PASS open 53.5 -> now 49.25 | move -4.3
→ take UNDER · this move-size bucket historically 61.4% (CI 58–64.7, n=798)
open +53.5 +49.5 Tue, 9/1 latest Total (over) — draftkings line over time
BookLinePriceAs of
coolbet +49 -110 Wed 7:22 PM
draftkings ★ +49.5 -110 Wed 7:22 PM
How to read this: the chart shows the sharp line drifting away from the dashed opener — that drift is the edge (3+ point movers cover ~62% historically). The book table shows who has repriced and who is still selling an old number. A bet only exists at a ★ book whose line is meaningfully behind the market.