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The Super Bowl loser trend (0-11 ATS/2-9 SU)

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The Super Bowl loser trend :

As you can see by the trend below, the super bowl loser is an amazing 0-11 ATS since the 2000 season, will the game on the 11th make this awesome trend go 0-12 ATS?

Pittsburgh steelers (+2.5) @ balitimore ravens. 11 sept. Outcome?

2010-2011 Indianapolis loses @ Houston 24-234 SU & loses ATS (-1)
2009-2010 Arizona Cardinals loses vs SF 49ers 16-20 SU & loses ATS (-7)
2008-2009 NE wins vs KC 17-10 SU & loses ATS ( -16 )
2007-2008 Chicago loses @ SD 3-14 SU & loses ATS ( + 7 )
2006-2007 Seattle wins @ Detroit SU 9-6 & loses ATS ( -6 )
2005-2006 Phil loses @ Atlanta 10-14 SU & loses ATS ( -1.5 )
2004-2005 Carolina loses vs GB 14-24 SU & loses ATS ( -3 )
2003-2004 Oakland loses @ Tenn 20-25 SU & loses ATS ( +3 )
2002-2003 St Louis loses @ Denver 16-23 SU & loses ATS ( -3 )
2001-2002 NYG loses @ Denver 20-31 SU & loses ATS ( + 7 )
2000-2001 Tennessee loses @ Buff 13-16 SU & loses ATS ( -1 )

1999-2000 Atlanta loses vs Minn 14-17 SU & wins ATS ( + 4 )
1998-1999 Green Bay wins 34-19 SU vs detroit & wins ATS ( -9 )

So, the significance lies in the streak ATS for the Super Bowl loser in their first regular season game after their loss, it stands now at 0-11 ATS.

During this streak , these teams are 2-9 SU but two of those wins are in the last 4 years. It is significant to note that the SB losers have been scheduled to play on the road in 9 of those 11 games, though both of those home games resulted in an ATS loss.
 
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2010-2011 Indianapolis loses @ Houston 24-34 SU & loses ATS (-1)

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  • Steelers are 9-4-1 ATS in their last 14 meetings in Baltimore. But i'm sure Ravens will have revenge in their minds off that AFC divisional playoff loss back in 1-15-11. Should be another dog fight close game.
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    ever heard ofd "the law of averages"

     
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    Betting on trends is for losers and means that you have no idea on how to handicap a game.  If you don't have a gut feeling about the game, stay away.  Most of the time the better team wins, in this game PITT is clearly the better team and an UNDERDOG!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Europa:

  • Steelers are 9-4-1 ATS in their last 14 meetings in Baltimore. But i'm sure Ravens will have revenge in their minds off that AFC divisional playoff loss back in 1-15-11. Should be another dog fight close game.


    • Pretty good trend, however 0-11 ATS is an even stronger trend.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobafett:

    ever heard ofd "the law of averages"



    Yep, how accurate the law of averages is when a trend is 0-11
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by pavaman58:

    Betting on trends is for losers and means that you have no idea on how to handicap a game.  If you don't have a gut feeling about the game, stay away.  Most of the time the better team wins, in this game PITT is clearly the better team and an UNDERDOG!!!!!!!!!


    Wrong. If gut feelings were always right, we would all be rich. And I have been following this trend for the past 5 years, will be following it again this year.
     
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    on the Raven's......
     
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    ravens -2.5
     
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    A TREND ONLY APPLIES TO ONE TEAM UNDER CERTAIN specific conditionms this applies to ALL Teams !

    Therefore call it a solid system !

    THIS is a TREND THE:

     BILLS after any dolphins game past 10 years  are  a pathetic  3-14 ATS

    IT only appliees to THE Bills because that the only team that suffers after playing thier DIV rival the Dolphins !

    0 - 11 ATS is damn strong for super bowl loers week 1 year following so far the years i have been betting the superbowl losers I laid my largest wager on past 4 years and now am 4-0 

    this year i think 5-0  is coming also !

     

     
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    onslaught...youre a fool!!!!!!!
     
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    The Steelers are a strong team.
    I consider them in the Top 3 NFL teams.

    I think this trend will be broken this season.
     
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    Steeeelers
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by pavaman58:

    Betting on trends is for losers and means that you have no idea on how to handicap a game.  If you don't have a gut feeling about the game, stay away.  Most of the time the better team wins, in this game PITT is clearly the better team and an UNDERDOG!!!!!!!!!

    LOL, did you just call him a loser for betting on trends then say if you don't have a gut feeling on games you should not bet them..LOL!!! Great way of handicapping= getting a gut feeling!! LOL!!.. Most of the time the better team wins...LOL.. this guy figured sports betting out all the way.

     
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    Steelers
     
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    Maybe PITT should not even show up according to you guys.  Do you think Big Ben & Hines Ward are sitting down saying, "Super Bowl losers are 0-11, we cannot win".  LOL  It does not matter if Super Bowl losers are 0-45 ATS, mathematically the odds are the same.  How about this trend, Ben has never lost to the Ravens and that TREND will continue.  PITT 27-13.  Also, if you know anything about betting, you have GREAT value in PITT as an underdog.  Check over the last 10 years, when they are underdogs they are pretty reliable.
     
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    So this season bet against New England Patriots, Tennessee Titans +6 is the play!
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by No_Contest:

    So this season bet against New England Patriots, Tennessee Titans +6 is the play!

    Thanks for your effort by digging out an old but nice thread, good luck!  
     
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    75% on New England, but yet spread drops from 6.5 to 6.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by No_Contest:

    75% on New England, but yet spread drops from 6.5 to 6.
     
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    I know i am going to sound like every other shmuck, but Tennessee is NOT the smart play here, even with the ATS factor...

    A proven QB, with an exceptional offense going into battle against a rookie QB without their number 1 weapon in the air. Tennessee seems like a sleeper team, don't get me wrong. Jake Locker can play football, or so we think at this point. Chris Johnson has proven himself to be an elite RB, even with last years performance. The guy is fully capable of posting up +100 yards on the ground with a score or two. Will these guys put up some points against a non potent New England defense (who has improved IMO since last year…) of course. I'm not arguing that, or trying to say they won't. It's a matter of, I don't think they will be able to keep up with the patriots. Comparing both offenses it is painfully clear which one has the edge. Brady has so many more weapons, and with a fresh Offensive Coordinator, I'm excited to see how they go about with Lloyd as a deep threat. Needless to say, I think -6 is a safe, or at the very least, promising bet in comparison to other bets. If this game was in week 2, or any other week everyone would be loading up on the pats...

    take the ATS trend as a factor in a bet, but don't decide simply because of it.
     
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    The same above was uttered before Kansas City upset Green Bay last  year as a 17 point underdog. Any given Sunday?
     
     
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    interesting information.  thanks
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