Yep.
Miami 4Q -2.5 -111
@Froggy80
Great job once again… took until the 4th qtr for the quarter system to pan out, which is cool, and then the 4th Qtr Fatigue factor play or whatever it was called. Nice work
@Froggy80
Great job once again… took until the 4th qtr for the quarter system to pan out, which is cool, and then the 4th Qtr Fatigue factor play or whatever it was called. Nice work
@Froggy80
Nice hitttt. Went way too big with unit size so going to decrease but system not only up, but fun too. Had me glued to a random hawks heat game on a Friday night. Cheers.
@Froggy80
Nice hitttt. Went way too big with unit size so going to decrease but system not only up, but fun too. Had me glued to a random hawks heat game on a Friday night. Cheers.
Froggy80 was looking thru your quarter plays and I’m new to this. So you have the pelicans -1 1rst Qt. That part I understand. I’m not understanding if or when to bet the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Qt. Do you bet every Qt regardless if you won or lost the previous Qt? Or do you stop betting additional Qts. If you have a won a previous Qt? Thank you
Froggy80 was looking thru your quarter plays and I’m new to this. So you have the pelicans -1 1rst Qt. That part I understand. I’m not understanding if or when to bet the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Qt. Do you bet every Qt regardless if you won or lost the previous Qt? Or do you stop betting additional Qts. If you have a won a previous Qt? Thank you
@jimmyc33030
I would strongly suggest reading at least the first 3 posts on this thread. The answer is to continue wagering quarters if you lose the previous quarter until a quarter is won. However, wagering amounts change depending on what you placed the quarter before. I have an excel sheet that's used to easily calculate this, but this is a very dangerous model if you're not paying attention to the details. I can't help you during the match, so please do yourself a favor and read the detailed instructions for this model. Otherwise, welcome to the thread and I hope you find success utilizing this model. ![]()
@jimmyc33030
I would strongly suggest reading at least the first 3 posts on this thread. The answer is to continue wagering quarters if you lose the previous quarter until a quarter is won. However, wagering amounts change depending on what you placed the quarter before. I have an excel sheet that's used to easily calculate this, but this is a very dangerous model if you're not paying attention to the details. I can't help you during the match, so please do yourself a favor and read the detailed instructions for this model. Otherwise, welcome to the thread and I hope you find success utilizing this model. ![]()
Thanks Froggy80 I do understand the wagering just missed the boat on when I should place a wager or when not to place the wager. Thanks for your time.
Thanks Froggy80 I do understand the wagering just missed the boat on when I should place a wager or when not to place the wager. Thanks for your time.
Thanks Froggy80 gave you system a try with the pelicans nice 3Qtr Win
Got a couple questions if you don’t mind,
What do you do if the quarter ends in a push?
Last night I missed playing the 2nd qtr, so I wasn’t sure how to approach the 3rd qtr. I played the 3rd qtr as if I played the 2nd qtr and lost. Is this how you would play it?
thanks again
Thanks Froggy80 gave you system a try with the pelicans nice 3Qtr Win
Got a couple questions if you don’t mind,
What do you do if the quarter ends in a push?
Last night I missed playing the 2nd qtr, so I wasn’t sure how to approach the 3rd qtr. I played the 3rd qtr as if I played the 2nd qtr and lost. Is this how you would play it?
thanks again
@jimmyc33030
How did you lose the 3rd quarter? The worst odds I got were -1.5 -108 ... some people were able to get -0.5 -126 ... unless you played 3Q in the middle of the quarter, I don't see how you could have lost.
@jimmyc33030
How did you lose the 3rd quarter? The worst odds I got were -1.5 -108 ... some people were able to get -0.5 -126 ... unless you played 3Q in the middle of the quarter, I don't see how you could have lost.
