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Posted: #51
I'm intrigued but not commited until I understand a little more.

Correct me if I'm wrong. You fade on the play that is bet on the heaviest? In other words the game that the house needs to go the other way. Say for the game on the heat last night...all the public money was on NY and the sharp bets werent enough on Miami so the house needed a Miami cover to make money?


 
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Posted: #52
OK..there are plenty of sites on the web trying to use different systems trying to project the score of the game and/or trying to figure out who will cover etc etc.

They all use different ways to figure out the "Play of the Day", some use trends, other use average scored and allowed points.

All I do is to fade the "Play of the Day" from one of these sites, the play they think has the biggest possibility to cover.
 
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Posted: #53
Really

That was really not waht I expected at all.

So let's say Joe Covers would have his solid play of the day, all you would do is fade that solid winner?

Of course the solid play or lock would have to be from a certain someone that only you would know????

Weird and intriguing and very out of left field, I dont know......I don't really see the logic......not interested in laying cash down for this without more of that important type of what do you call it .........value behind something like this.
 
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Posted: #54
Nah, it's not from a person that sells their picks and puts a lot of thought behind his plays considering all kind of facts and injuries etc etc.

It's a Computer Generated Score Forecast System.
I will try to explain in a simple matter:

Team A scores avg. 100 points @ home
Team B scores avg. 92 points on the road

Difference between these two teams are 8 points
The line is Team A -10 points but the Computers Line is -8 so it projects Team B to have 62% chance of covering.

Its just one big problem, things aren't that easy....

 
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Posted: #55
2/28
Play on Chicago Bulls -13.5
 
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Posted: #56
Yesterday:
ATS: 0-1
YTD:6-5, +50

This is getting annoying.

Oklahoma City Thunder +3 is the play for tonight
 
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Posted: #57
U know OKC is giving right?
 
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Posted: #58
sorry...other way around..lol

OKC -3
 
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Posted: #59
Yesterday:
ATS: 1-0
YTD:7-5, +150

Still alive...

Miami Heat -3.5 is the play for tonight
 
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Yesterday: 1-0
YTD:8-5, +250
 
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Posted: #61
3/3

Play on Orlando Magic -9.5
 
 
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:)
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