SDQL - question on chasing

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I am learning the language for sdql and I am stuck on chasing.
In the MLB I want to see the results, to win 1 unit, if I chase a series that starts with a line of -130 or higher in the first game of a home series. I have everything except the chase to win 1 unit down. I.E.
line <= -130 and team and season = 2010 and site = home and series games = 3 and series game=1
Does anyone know the language for a chase?

Air1 · Answer

I am learning the language for sdql and I am stuck on chasing.
In the MLB I want to see the results, to win 1 unit, if I chase a series that starts with a line of -130 or higher in the first game of a home series. I have everything except the chase to win 1 unit down. I.E.
line <= -130 and team and season = 2010 and site = home and series games = 3 and series game=1
Does anyone know the language for a chase?

vanzack · Answer

The language for a chase is "lose".&#xD;&#xA;That was too easy.

Air1 · Answer

thanks but that is not the answer

Texan · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by vanzack] &#xD;&#xA;The language for a chase is "lose".&#xD;&#xA;That was too easy.&#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA; chasing a winner.....almost as good as doubling on every hand of blackjack. I think the point is... take some advice. dont play chase systems, unless you are bankrolled deep and know the teams schedule for the next 2 weeks and are very sure they will win one. then congratulations, you might end up risking 15 units to get your first unit back

statfreak · Answer

martingale method will get u broke. Remember books have betting limits

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