Attention SDQL adepts: Don't make the mistake I made in Comment #375. Most of the queries I have run for the Finals have produced OU averages of 198-203. This particular query's OU average was 209.81, but the posted total for the game was about 230. That's too high to produce many query results, so I used 218.2 for this more realistic query:
PO = 1 and AD and line > 7.2 and TOM > 8.5 and total > 218.2
SU = 3-6, ATS = 4-5
That is a woefully small sample size, so sticking "p:" in front of the parameters won't produce a useful query for series game 2.
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Attention SDQL adepts: Don't make the mistake I made in Comment #375. Most of the queries I have run for the Finals have produced OU averages of 198-203. This particular query's OU average was 209.81, but the posted total for the game was about 230. That's too high to produce many query results, so I used 218.2 for this more realistic query:
PO = 1 and AD and line > 7.2 and TOM > 8.5 and total > 218.2
SU = 3-6, ATS = 4-5
That is a woefully small sample size, so sticking "p:" in front of the parameters won't produce a useful query for series game 2.
Based on the very high totals, the entire Finals could be construed as outliers:
PO = 1 and H and total > 223.2 # of games = 191
PO = 1 and H and total < 223.2 # of games = 1761
Adjusting for high totals will shrivel up the sample sizes of most relevant IND-OKC queries, many to the point of uselessness.
This reminds me of my own outlier opinion on the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James GOAT controversy: I say Bill Russell is the GOAT (11 championships in 13 seasons), but clogging up the NBA lane has slumped in importance since three pointers were added. It's an entirely different era.
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Based on the very high totals, the entire Finals could be construed as outliers:
PO = 1 and H and total > 223.2 # of games = 191
PO = 1 and H and total < 223.2 # of games = 1761
Adjusting for high totals will shrivel up the sample sizes of most relevant IND-OKC queries, many to the point of uselessness.
This reminds me of my own outlier opinion on the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James GOAT controversy: I say Bill Russell is the GOAT (11 championships in 13 seasons), but clogging up the NBA lane has slumped in importance since three pointers were added. It's an entirely different era.
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