College Football & NFL Underdog Entry for Mahomes Promo

Underdog Fantasy is currently running a promo where Patrick Mahomes’ passing yards are discounted to a total of 0.5. That means he only has to get ONE passing yard for the over to win, so naturally I took advantage of this promo and formed an entry.

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Now let’s get into this entry. The first play is obviously going to be the Mahomes promo…I don’t even need to break down why he’s going to go over 0.5 passing yards so let’s get into a couple of the other legs.

Pick #2: Jahmyr Gibbs Over 30.5 Rushing Yards

I found this play on the OddsJam Screen.

As you can see in the screenshot above, Underdog has completely missed the mark with this line. Both FanDuel and PointsBet have his total set in the mid 40s, which is 50% higher than Underdog’s 30.5.

That’s a MASSIVE edge on Underdog. If he lands between 31 and 43 rushing yards, we win our over on Underdog while people who took the over on both of those two books are losers.

I don’t bet with my gut or anything like that, I purely look at market data like this. The market clearly shows the Underdog line is off, so I take it.

Using math and data is the only way to ensure long-term profits as a sports bettor.

Pick #3: Marquez Valdez-Scantling Over 30.5 Receiving Yards

This play is also from the OddsJam Screen, and almost the exact same concept.

FanDuel and PointsBet have once again set this total in the mid 40s while Underdog is way behind at 30.5, so I locked it in.

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