Cisco's 5 Run Loss Chase got me to thinking about doing something in reverse. After back testing the last three seasons, here is what I have come up with.
5 Run Win Chase
Qualifiers: Any team that has a .525 winning percentage or higher that LOSES a game by 5 or more runs will trigger a chase. Skip 2 games (a 5 run loss in either skipped game restarts chase) then chase up to 4 games that the system team will win one game. Lay Odds betting strategy is to win 1 unit using Martingale betting strategy. Plus Money betting strategy is to bet 1 unit, then two units, three units, then four units until a chase loss is achieved.
Start date: Third Monday after start of season.
Two different betting strategies:
1. Lay Odds: Play ML on favorites, +1.5 RL on dogs
2. Plus Money: Play -1.5 RL on favorites, ML on dogs
Cisco's 5 Run Loss Chase got me to thinking about doing something in reverse. After back testing the last three seasons, here is what I have come up with.
5 Run Win Chase
Qualifiers: Any team that has a .525 winning percentage or higher that LOSES a game by 5 or more runs will trigger a chase. Skip 2 games (a 5 run loss in either skipped game restarts chase) then chase up to 4 games that the system team will win one game. Lay Odds betting strategy is to win 1 unit using Martingale betting strategy. Plus Money betting strategy is to bet 1 unit, then two units, three units, then four units until a chase loss is achieved.
Start date: Third Monday after start of season.
Two different betting strategies:
1. Lay Odds: Play ML on favorites, +1.5 RL on dogs
2. Plus Money: Play -1.5 RL on favorites, ML on dogs
Nice work! One question though. If a team has say a .530 winning % then has a 5 run loss, followed by the 2 skip games (both losses) and that brings them below .525 %, is it a play?
Nice work! One question though. If a team has say a .530 winning % then has a 5 run loss, followed by the 2 skip games (both losses) and that brings them below .525 %, is it a play?
Cisco's 5 Run Loss Chase got me to thinking about doing something in reverse. After back testing the last three seasons, here is what I have come up with.
5 Run Win Chase
Qualifiers: Any team that has a .525 winning percentage or higher that LOSES a game by 5 or more runs will trigger a chase. Skip 2 games (a 5 run loss in either skipped game restarts chase) then chase up to 4 games that the system team will win one game. Lay Odds betting strategy is to win 1 unit using Martingale betting strategy. Plus Money betting strategy is to bet 1 unit, then two units, three units, then four units until a chase loss is achieved.
Start date: Third Monday after start of season.
Two different betting strategies:
1. Lay Odds: Play ML on favorites, +1.5 RL on dogs
2. Plus Money: Play -1.5 RL on favorites, ML on dogs
Cisco's 5 Run Loss Chase got me to thinking about doing something in reverse. After back testing the last three seasons, here is what I have come up with.
5 Run Win Chase
Qualifiers: Any team that has a .525 winning percentage or higher that LOSES a game by 5 or more runs will trigger a chase. Skip 2 games (a 5 run loss in either skipped game restarts chase) then chase up to 4 games that the system team will win one game. Lay Odds betting strategy is to win 1 unit using Martingale betting strategy. Plus Money betting strategy is to bet 1 unit, then two units, three units, then four units until a chase loss is achieved.
Start date: Third Monday after start of season.
Two different betting strategies:
1. Lay Odds: Play ML on favorites, +1.5 RL on dogs
2. Plus Money: Play -1.5 RL on favorites, ML on dogs
I wish I was smart enough to do these database searches. I go to those sites, look at the examples, and still can't grasp how to do it. It's all gibberish to me. Makes my head spin.
I wish I was smart enough to do these database searches. I go to those sites, look at the examples, and still can't grasp how to do it. It's all gibberish to me. Makes my head spin.
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