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Are Prime-Time Teams Always Overpriced?

Prime-time teams aren't always overpriced, but they're the games where mispricing is most likely because the audience is bigger and the public tends to concentrate its bets on a smaller set of familiar teams. Public-betting dashboards exist for exactly this reason: to show when one side is pulling a large share of tickets and whether the money is following or fading that side.

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February 23, 2026
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