Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Huh?? 20-0..where you get those number from??? lol But yes, they have been 10 out of Last 11 SU and ATS.
0
Quote Originally Posted by Johnny_Covers:
Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Huh?? 20-0..where you get those number from??? lol But yes, they have been 10 out of Last 11 SU and ATS.
Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Lol uh....
0
Quote Originally Posted by Johnny_Covers:
Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Huh?? 20-0..where you get those number from??? lol But yes, they have been 10 out of Last 11 SU and ATS.
Day 1: 3 of 4 underdogs won straight up.
0
Quote Originally Posted by cash8037:
Quote Originally Posted by Johnny_Covers:
Not been a dog friendly round 1 at all.After tonight favorites are on pace 20-0 Straight up AND ATSUnreal.Beat of luck going forward LC, you'll hit your stride again
Huh?? 20-0..where you get those number from??? lol But yes, they have been 10 out of Last 11 SU and ATS.
My apologies, was out of the country at the beginning of the playoffs. Was seeing these tweets from handicapper Marc Lawrence on twitter:
@MarcLawrence: The SU winners in the first 16 NBA playoffs games are now 16-0 ATS.
|
|
Make that 19-0 ATS for the first 19 SU winners in this year's NBA playoffs. Where's the parity? It may be time to re-examine bringing back best-of-fives in the opening round. #19-0AgainstTheSpread
0
My apologies, was out of the country at the beginning of the playoffs. Was seeing these tweets from handicapper Marc Lawrence on twitter:
@MarcLawrence: The SU winners in the first 16 NBA playoffs games are now 16-0 ATS.
|
|
Make that 19-0 ATS for the first 19 SU winners in this year's NBA playoffs. Where's the parity? It may be time to re-examine bringing back best-of-fives in the opening round. #19-0AgainstTheSpread
Extremely. Not going to burn any more of it. Let’s sit back and watch the first round for a bit. Haven’t been able to find that rhythm we’ve been looking for
0
Quote Originally Posted by ByTheBay:
These are starting to hurt LC!
Extremely. Not going to burn any more of it. Let’s sit back and watch the first round for a bit. Haven’t been able to find that rhythm we’ve been looking for
I think there's a big difference between top 4 teams and bottom 4 teams this year, the only series I thought was a coin flip was the Blazers - Thunder, and Portland has dominated. We should have closer games next round.
0
I think there's a big difference between top 4 teams and bottom 4 teams this year, the only series I thought was a coin flip was the Blazers - Thunder, and Portland has dominated. We should have closer games next round.
Extremely. Not going to burn any more of it. Let’s sit back and watch the first round for a bit. Haven’t been able to find that rhythm we’ve been looking for
Not a bad idea. Sometimes when you’re running bad, it’s best not to force action. Take a couple days off to reset
0
Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
Extremely. Not going to burn any more of it. Let’s sit back and watch the first round for a bit. Haven’t been able to find that rhythm we’ve been looking for
Not a bad idea. Sometimes when you’re running bad, it’s best not to force action. Take a couple days off to reset
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks.
Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger
Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history?
"The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.
That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
0
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks.
Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger
Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history?
"The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.
That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks. Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history? https://www.covers.com/Editorial/Article/35a1efcf-5fb6-11e9-a984-125516351e3a/Can-NBA-Playoffs-bettors-still-trust-the-greatest-trend-in-sports-betting-history "The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
Interesting read, unfortunately seems that the odds makers are catching on. Pacers are -3 full game and my book has 1st half -3. OKC -7.5 full game and -6 1st half. Seems high, but numbers dont lie
0
Quote Originally Posted by DaGoat510:
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks. Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history? https://www.covers.com/Editorial/Article/35a1efcf-5fb6-11e9-a984-125516351e3a/Can-NBA-Playoffs-bettors-still-trust-the-greatest-trend-in-sports-betting-history "The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
Interesting read, unfortunately seems that the odds makers are catching on. Pacers are -3 full game and my book has 1st half -3. OKC -7.5 full game and -6 1st half. Seems high, but numbers dont lie
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks. Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history? https://www.covers.com/Editorial/Article/35a1efcf-5fb6-11e9-a984-125516351e3a/Can-NBA-Playoffs-bettors-still-trust-the-greatest-trend-in-sports-betting-history "The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
Interesting read, unfortunately seems that the odds makers are catching on. Pacers are -3 full game and my book has 1st half -3. OKC -7.5 full game and -6 1st half. Seems high, but numbers dont lie
Yeah, books have caught on, but I checked out some of the Game 3 #'s from last year and the teams that covered did so by wide margins at the end of the 1st half.
0
Quote Originally Posted by boulay:
Quote Originally Posted by DaGoat510:
Been riding the chalk 1st Qtr. 1st HF and Full Game. Especially Warriors and Bucks. Here's a trend you guys may want to know: applies to OKC, Indiana, Utah and Detroit, but I'd be weary on riding it w/Utah and Detroit since their opponents seem to be stronger Can NBA Playoffs bettors still trust the greatest trend in sports betting history? https://www.covers.com/Editorial/Article/35a1efcf-5fb6-11e9-a984-125516351e3a/Can-NBA-Playoffs-bettors-still-trust-the-greatest-trend-in-sports-betting-history "The trend, plain and simple: bet on an NBA playoff team’s first-half pointspread in Game 3 if they’re down 0-2 in the series.That basic system produced a 5-5 against the spread record during the 2018 NBA Playoffs, however, it is 69-37-7 ATS since 2007 – covering at an incredible 65 percent clip. It went 9-0 ATS in 2015, 10-0 ATS in 2016, and finished 9-3 ATS in 2017. That’s a 33-8 ATS run over the past four postseasons (80.49%)."
Interesting read, unfortunately seems that the odds makers are catching on. Pacers are -3 full game and my book has 1st half -3. OKC -7.5 full game and -6 1st half. Seems high, but numbers dont lie
Yeah, books have caught on, but I checked out some of the Game 3 #'s from last year and the teams that covered did so by wide margins at the end of the 1st half.
I ended up passing because of these feelings. They are just not a true elite team in my opinion. Although, I think backing them in game 3 is a VERY good idea.
I ended up following through with my word here and backed OKC pretty large tonight. Paid off. Also with that I am calling it quits for the year as I've secured a big profit and want to keep it.
Anyway the meaning of this post is to give a huge thank you to you LC, you stuffed my pockets this year, and for an average guy like myself it's truly appreciated. You're a class act and I wish you the best in the rest of the playoffs!
0
Quote Originally Posted by HarDix:
I ended up passing because of these feelings. They are just not a true elite team in my opinion. Although, I think backing them in game 3 is a VERY good idea.
I ended up following through with my word here and backed OKC pretty large tonight. Paid off. Also with that I am calling it quits for the year as I've secured a big profit and want to keep it.
Anyway the meaning of this post is to give a huge thank you to you LC, you stuffed my pockets this year, and for an average guy like myself it's truly appreciated. You're a class act and I wish you the best in the rest of the playoffs!
Hot Forum Topics
