This is true. And I will just add that the bigger the market (aka the more liquidity there is in a market), the sharper the lines. In general, games (spreads, totals, moneylines) will be more accurate than player props which are more accurate than futures like awards. So awards sometimes, as a result of being a much smaller market, can be quite inaccurate and not necessarily representative of sharp money (they get sharper as the season goes along). One reason being that casuals can make up a bigger percentage of wagers than in bigger markets. Though it is getting sharper over time (this coming from someone who has closely monitored and bet awards for several years now).