Paul39 Series Chase

Game #2 Pittsburgh @ Chicago

-1 Chicago ML +100 

Risk : 239

Win : 239

Game #2 Oakland @ NYM

-1 NYM -112

Risk : -230.72

Win : 206

Game #2 NYY @ Tampa Bay

-1 NYY -158

Risk : 368.14

Win : 233

Game #2 Washington @ Milwaukee

-1 Milwaukee -123

Risk : 301.35

Win : 245

1 game pending for FRIDAY 

Game #2  Texas @ LAD

-1 LAD -139

Risk : 287.73

Win : 207

Chase records

Game #1 = 3-6 (-451)

Game #2 = 1=0 (+221)

Why you lying? April 3-5 you took jays, white sox swept them and you lost 1k for the sweep? 

Game 1 pushed, but you bet game 2 like it lost?

This is the record since April 9th I tweaked the qualifications . I see you never post except dumbass replies .

Game #3 Pittsburgh @ Chicago

Chicago -136

Risk : -650.08

Win : 478

Game #3 Oakland @ NYM

NYM -168

Risk : 729.12

Win : 434

Game #3 NYY @ Tampa Bay

NYY -149

Risk : 896.98

Win : 602

Game #3 Washington @ Milwaukee

-1' Milwaukee -105

Risk : 574.35

Win : 547

Updated records (This system was tweaked on 4/9/26 and DOES NOT include previous plays)

Since 4/9/26

Game #1 = 3-6 (-451)

Game #2 = 2-4 (-711.21)

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System looks like a failure at this point 

A+ Keep documenting but all systems have that gravity problem "What goes up must come down" is a popular phrase describing the law of gravity. Formulated by Isaac Newton in 1687, it states that any object with mass exerts a force (gravity) that pulls other objects toward it, causing items lifted into the air to return to the ground. If you notice D-Town comments on a lot of posters which may give a human system factor. Does it win ? One never knows.  Good Luck