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Colorado Game 1
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Tuesday:
Tampa Bay Game 1
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NY Yankees Game 1
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looks interesting...just wondering are you still using the top 10 home teams from last year? and did you ever figure out how much a 6 game loss would cost you in units??
looks interesting...just wondering are you still using the top 10 home teams from last year? and did you ever figure out how much a 6 game loss would cost you in units??
looks interesting...just wondering are you still using the top 10 home teams from last year? and did you ever figure out how much a 6 game loss would cost you in units??
Allabout$ports,
If you read back a few pages we started with 11 teams because there was a tie for 10th position. I personally removed two teams, (SEA and LAA), as they had lost seven games in a row. Others may be not have done that. I am still using the other nine teams from the original top ten home teams from last year.
The simple answer to a six game loss is 63 units. That would occur if you doubled your bet after each loss. Because every one uses a different money management scheme I haven't posted units. You can read up about money management for chases in the System & Strategies forum and find what best works for you.
My personal record with this strategy is 28-0.
Game 1 wins 22
Game 2 wins 2
Game 3 wins 2
Game 4 wins 2
Total = 28
Due to my own money management style and the juice that is associated with ML betting (NYY@ -235), I am up just under 15 units.
Obviously a six game loss would wipe out all gains. This is the downside of chase systems. Some people will stop at three or four to limit the downside. It is interesting to note that if I had stopped after the first game and never chased to win, I would only be up 10 units instead of 15.
looks interesting...just wondering are you still using the top 10 home teams from last year? and did you ever figure out how much a 6 game loss would cost you in units??
Allabout$ports,
If you read back a few pages we started with 11 teams because there was a tie for 10th position. I personally removed two teams, (SEA and LAA), as they had lost seven games in a row. Others may be not have done that. I am still using the other nine teams from the original top ten home teams from last year.
The simple answer to a six game loss is 63 units. That would occur if you doubled your bet after each loss. Because every one uses a different money management scheme I haven't posted units. You can read up about money management for chases in the System & Strategies forum and find what best works for you.
My personal record with this strategy is 28-0.
Game 1 wins 22
Game 2 wins 2
Game 3 wins 2
Game 4 wins 2
Total = 28
Due to my own money management style and the juice that is associated with ML betting (NYY@ -235), I am up just under 15 units.
Obviously a six game loss would wipe out all gains. This is the downside of chase systems. Some people will stop at three or four to limit the downside. It is interesting to note that if I had stopped after the first game and never chased to win, I would only be up 10 units instead of 15.
Friday:
Colorado Game 1
Friday:
Colorado Game 1
Cheers Skyndrix
Thanks for putting the idea out there
Cheers Skyndrix
Thanks for putting the idea out there
msucurt,
Look way back to post #1 and you will see "we are using the top 10 home teams from the past year". Washington is a greatly improved team this year but I made more money betting against them last season.
msucurt,
Look way back to post #1 and you will see "we are using the top 10 home teams from the past year". Washington is a greatly improved team this year but I made more money betting against them last season.
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