Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
I meant I wish I had been tracking this over the last 5 years...I have been following these rules, but I have not been tracking the winners. I may try to back track and see how it did.
Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
I meant I wish I had been tracking this over the last 5 years...I have been following these rules, but I have not been tracking the winners. I may try to back track and see how it did.
Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
I saw in another post this theory. They considered it the equivalent of "market correction" and I agree. The part I disagree with in this case is that it will be the last game of the season for Louisville and they havent looked inspired at all. Ill lay the points in this one every time. If Louisville had time to turn their season around I might approach it differently
Bibendi,
I am on the other side tonight. I really don't have a good reason other than I have a system that I have played for about 5-7 seasons.
Always go with a team that has lost 4 straight ATS playing against a team that has won 4 straight ATS. I wish I had ben following this the past 5 years or so but it rarely lets me down.
You have don't a lot for tme the last weekend and I hate being on the other side this is just one of those "trends" I have always told myself to stick too becuase it really doesn't come up that much throughout a season.
On another note - The Oak - San Dieg game has the same thing going on over there except on the total.
Always play the over if both teams have had 4+ consecutive unders.
I really like both of these trends and are the only trends I really follow religiously.
BOL
I saw in another post this theory. They considered it the equivalent of "market correction" and I agree. The part I disagree with in this case is that it will be the last game of the season for Louisville and they havent looked inspired at all. Ill lay the points in this one every time. If Louisville had time to turn their season around I might approach it differently
I will hope for the under tonight though - infact maybe even make a small play on it. Especially if there will be rain.
I will hope for the under tonight though - infact maybe even make a small play on it. Especially if there will be rain.
I saw in another post this theory. They considered it the equivalent of "market correction" and I agree. The part I disagree with in this case is that it will be the last game of the season for Louisville and they havent looked inspired at all. Ill lay the points in this one every time. If Louisville had time to turn their season around I might approach it differently
Understandable...I just can't go against it. I think Rutgers is obviously the better team but I don't think big wins over Army, S Florida, and Cuse warrant 9.5 point favs when just two weeks ago this same Louisville squad was only 4 point dogs Vs Cincinnati and 7.5 Vs W. Virginia. Now they didn't cover, but they were within this number vs Cincy.
You have been on fire - I am retarded to go on the other side but I just can't go against this trend. Get on the Oak over though!! ![]()
BOL
I saw in another post this theory. They considered it the equivalent of "market correction" and I agree. The part I disagree with in this case is that it will be the last game of the season for Louisville and they havent looked inspired at all. Ill lay the points in this one every time. If Louisville had time to turn their season around I might approach it differently
Understandable...I just can't go against it. I think Rutgers is obviously the better team but I don't think big wins over Army, S Florida, and Cuse warrant 9.5 point favs when just two weeks ago this same Louisville squad was only 4 point dogs Vs Cincinnati and 7.5 Vs W. Virginia. Now they didn't cover, but they were within this number vs Cincy.
You have been on fire - I am retarded to go on the other side but I just can't go against this trend. Get on the Oak over though!! ![]()
BOL
Im choking hard man. Hopefully I dont stay in this rutt. I need a 4-0 day to steady the ship![]()
Im choking hard man. Hopefully I dont stay in this rutt. I need a 4-0 day to steady the ship![]()

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