@O-K-Man
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@EastsideBangers
Just with that scenario which I should have just stuck with that and play nothing else which I will now..![]()
@EastsideBangers
Just with that scenario which I should have just stuck with that and play nothing else which I will now..![]()
I have Phoenix -5 in a scenario #2. (back home off two SU & ATS rd losses in a series ).but not playing it. line to -3.5. Keeping track of that. Going to just continue to play the scenario #1 plays from here on out with Warriors -5 on the list next to hopefully go 6-0-1 with that strategy.
I have Phoenix -5 in a scenario #2. (back home off two SU & ATS rd losses in a series ).but not playing it. line to -3.5. Keeping track of that. Going to just continue to play the scenario #1 plays from here on out with Warriors -5 on the list next to hopefully go 6-0-1 with that strategy.
NBA Playoff Scenario #3
Since we are coming up to these gm 4's soon the past several years this strategy has worked out well for me, haven't calculated this years W/L but here it is...
Take the visiting team in gm #4 of any series if they were blown out by the home team in gm #3 by 20 or more points
NBA Playoff Scenario #3
Since we are coming up to these gm 4's soon the past several years this strategy has worked out well for me, haven't calculated this years W/L but here it is...
Take the visiting team in gm #4 of any series if they were blown out by the home team in gm #3 by 20 or more points
NBA Playoff Scenario #2 ( just in case no one has seen it in my thread)
Take the home team in gm #3 ML or spread that lost both gm #1 and #2 SU & ATS on the road,
Phoenix -5 qualifies as stated earlier.. The line is now Phoenix -3.5 so I cashed out of my -5 and will take
Phoenix -3
NBA Playoff Scenario #2 ( just in case no one has seen it in my thread)
Take the home team in gm #3 ML or spread that lost both gm #1 and #2 SU & ATS on the road,
Phoenix -5 qualifies as stated earlier.. The line is now Phoenix -3.5 so I cashed out of my -5 and will take
Phoenix -3
can we apply this same system to hockey? We have 2 home favorites who both lost game 1.
can we apply this same system to hockey? We have 2 home favorites who both lost game 1.
