I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though.
Interesting angle. The Chiefs play at Bills next week, but I doubt they will overlook the Skins because they are only 4-3. I myself like the Skins but will probably stay away for the MNF game. Good luck Claw, & thanks for sharing your info.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though.
Interesting angle. The Chiefs play at Bills next week, but I doubt they will overlook the Skins because they are only 4-3. I myself like the Skins but will probably stay away for the MNF game. Good luck Claw, & thanks for sharing your info.
I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though.
This is another query that is fairly easy because the SDQL (Sports Data Query Language) is just what you'd guess:
po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100
ATS: 22-8-1 (2.8,73.3%)
Teams that shut out their Previous Opponents and held them to less than 100 Total Yards are 22-8-1 ATS in the next game.
While that looks pretty solid for KC, I usually prefer an average ATS edge of 3+points. 2.8 is pretty close, but the bigger problem is the huge point spread. When "and line < -10.2" is added, the ATS falls to just 1-1 - a completely worthless sample size.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though.
This is another query that is fairly easy because the SDQL (Sports Data Query Language) is just what you'd guess:
po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100
ATS: 22-8-1 (2.8,73.3%)
Teams that shut out their Previous Opponents and held them to less than 100 Total Yards are 22-8-1 ATS in the next game.
While that looks pretty solid for KC, I usually prefer an average ATS edge of 3+points. 2.8 is pretty close, but the bigger problem is the huge point spread. When "and line < -10.2" is added, the ATS falls to just 1-1 - a completely worthless sample size.
Building on Comment #28, teams that lay exactly 10 points are 1-1 ATS, so:
po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100 and line > -9.7
ATS: 20-6-1 (3.3,76.9%)
As long as you don't have to lay 10+ points, things look pretty rosy. However, there has only been one single play since the 2017 season - so don't hold your breath.
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Building on Comment #28, teams that lay exactly 10 points are 1-1 ATS, so:
po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100 and line > -9.7
ATS: 20-6-1 (3.3,76.9%)
As long as you don't have to lay 10+ points, things look pretty rosy. However, there has only been one single play since the 2017 season - so don't hold your breath.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though. Interesting angle. The Chiefs play at Bills next week, but I doubt they will overlook the Skins because they are only 4-3. I myself like the Skins but will probably stay away for the MNF game. Good luck Claw, & thanks for sharing your info.
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Quote Originally Posted by SecretAgentMan1:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though. Interesting angle. The Chiefs play at Bills next week, but I doubt they will overlook the Skins because they are only 4-3. I myself like the Skins but will probably stay away for the MNF game. Good luck Claw, & thanks for sharing your info.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though. This is another query that is fairly easy because the SDQL (Sports Data Query Language) is just what you'd guess: po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100 ATS: 22-8-1 (2.8,73.3%) Teams that shut out their Previous Opponents and held them to less than 100 Total Yards are 22-8-1 ATS in the next game. While that looks pretty solid for KC, I usually prefer an average ATS edge of 3+points. 2.8 is pretty close, but the bigger problem is the huge point spread. When "and line < -10.2" is added, the ATS falls to just 1-1 - a completely worthless sample size.
I'd assume they are talking about the past 18 games only. If that is true then only 6-7 ATS prior to those past 18 games...........
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: I saw this on you tube and thought it was very interesting.......... it's crazy actually. Teams off a shut-out game in which they gave up less then a 100 yards total offense, only happens about once a year. 16-1-1 ATS in their next game. Applies to KC this week. Doubt I bet only because of this there is also a trend favors Wash. But thought it was crazy good . Will definitely be paying attention to this trend though. This is another query that is fairly easy because the SDQL (Sports Data Query Language) is just what you'd guess: po:points = 0 and po:TY < 100 ATS: 22-8-1 (2.8,73.3%) Teams that shut out their Previous Opponents and held them to less than 100 Total Yards are 22-8-1 ATS in the next game. While that looks pretty solid for KC, I usually prefer an average ATS edge of 3+points. 2.8 is pretty close, but the bigger problem is the huge point spread. When "and line < -10.2" is added, the ATS falls to just 1-1 - a completely worthless sample size.
I'd assume they are talking about the past 18 games only. If that is true then only 6-7 ATS prior to those past 18 games...........
We have 4 plays on my Power Ratings Bounce Factor ............
This tells us when a teams play on the field is no longer sustainable .
2 fades and 2 teams to back.
Back ...... Dolphins and Titans
Fade ........ Bears and Panthers
Now, this is the first game of the fade or team to back of 3 games.
The first game in some years can do very well but other years does not do well so a little bit inconsistent.
The 2cd and 3rd games are much better to use.
But I will take this into consideration based on other info like Ravens being a BF play on team.
Public is all over Falcons so possible good spot for Dolphins.
And guys I follow on you tube have said Dolphins are "NOT BETABLE".
1 of those guys is pretty damn square so when you see this that is telling us the Dolphins have hit rock-bottom as does the the PR BF.
I'D think Bills could Roll the Panthers here as a very mediocre team like the Panthers rarely can get get to the level of play needed to become a fade.
With Bills playing a weak SOS the Panthers are no prize of a team so I think more likely Bills get the win and cover.
Colts do have a tough schedule coming up after Titans, going to Steelers next week, then Falcons who aren't that tough but after that they get some good teams so maybe they relax a bit , don't come in as focused as they should be and with Titans new coach, they did not get the Bounce VS Pats last week just maybe it comes a week later with Varbel wanting to punish Titans
I'll pass this week but we'll see how these 4 teams make-out.
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We have 4 plays on my Power Ratings Bounce Factor ............
This tells us when a teams play on the field is no longer sustainable .
2 fades and 2 teams to back.
Back ...... Dolphins and Titans
Fade ........ Bears and Panthers
Now, this is the first game of the fade or team to back of 3 games.
The first game in some years can do very well but other years does not do well so a little bit inconsistent.
The 2cd and 3rd games are much better to use.
But I will take this into consideration based on other info like Ravens being a BF play on team.
Public is all over Falcons so possible good spot for Dolphins.
And guys I follow on you tube have said Dolphins are "NOT BETABLE".
1 of those guys is pretty damn square so when you see this that is telling us the Dolphins have hit rock-bottom as does the the PR BF.
I'D think Bills could Roll the Panthers here as a very mediocre team like the Panthers rarely can get get to the level of play needed to become a fade.
With Bills playing a weak SOS the Panthers are no prize of a team so I think more likely Bills get the win and cover.
Colts do have a tough schedule coming up after Titans, going to Steelers next week, then Falcons who aren't that tough but after that they get some good teams so maybe they relax a bit , don't come in as focused as they should be and with Titans new coach, they did not get the Bounce VS Pats last week just maybe it comes a week later with Varbel wanting to punish Titans
I'll pass this week but we'll see how these 4 teams make-out.
There is a couple of guys I follow on you tube who were on Chargers past 2 weeks before the Thursday night game and they went 0-2 ATS.
Both pretty good cappers. Then going into Thursday night they both said Chargers defense is terrible , they can't protect QB and as much as we thought this team was a good team they are not.
Bingo....... switch game.
As I call these type games when guys switch on a team they lost on.
Again tells us the team has hit the bottom.
These guys have been wrong almost every time they've done this over the past 3 years I followed them.
I wanted to post this before the game but forgot.
Now here is what I find very interesting about them giving up on Chargers, can't make this up.
The Chargers dominated so throughly that winning 37-10 they did that without winning the TO battle which I looked up teams winning by 25 pts or more have not found one yet that won by 25 without winning the TO battle.
TO's were even. 1-1 I think.
According to PR II they should of won by 28.14 pts.
Chargers dominated this game completely, winning the 1st downs like 29-12, outgaind Vikes by over 250 yards, held Wentz to a pathetic 3.6 yards per pass attempt and won both ave per play and ave per pass by a big amount then on top of that pounded Vikes in the run game 207-44
That is pretty much the domination needed to win by over 25 pts without winning TO battle at least according to PR II.
All this from a team with a bad defense and a line can't protect the QB.
Watch for these switch games.
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There is a couple of guys I follow on you tube who were on Chargers past 2 weeks before the Thursday night game and they went 0-2 ATS.
Both pretty good cappers. Then going into Thursday night they both said Chargers defense is terrible , they can't protect QB and as much as we thought this team was a good team they are not.
Bingo....... switch game.
As I call these type games when guys switch on a team they lost on.
Again tells us the team has hit the bottom.
These guys have been wrong almost every time they've done this over the past 3 years I followed them.
I wanted to post this before the game but forgot.
Now here is what I find very interesting about them giving up on Chargers, can't make this up.
The Chargers dominated so throughly that winning 37-10 they did that without winning the TO battle which I looked up teams winning by 25 pts or more have not found one yet that won by 25 without winning the TO battle.
TO's were even. 1-1 I think.
According to PR II they should of won by 28.14 pts.
Chargers dominated this game completely, winning the 1st downs like 29-12, outgaind Vikes by over 250 yards, held Wentz to a pathetic 3.6 yards per pass attempt and won both ave per play and ave per pass by a big amount then on top of that pounded Vikes in the run game 207-44
That is pretty much the domination needed to win by over 25 pts without winning TO battle at least according to PR II.
All this from a team with a bad defense and a line can't protect the QB.
I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field..
GL today!
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I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field..
I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field.. GL today!
Yes I agree they don't look good by the eye test...............
But we must remember the ole Vegas adage.............. no team is as good as they look when winning nor are they as bad as they look when losing.
Public is pretty big on Steelers here because of how Packers look.
Public did well last week, best week of the season for them so now with extra money they coming out to play.
If Packers don't get it done here I'll have to give up on them but then I'll be a..........switch game victim myself .......
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Quote Originally Posted by Hoyasaxa:
I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field.. GL today!
Yes I agree they don't look good by the eye test...............
But we must remember the ole Vegas adage.............. no team is as good as they look when winning nor are they as bad as they look when losing.
Public is pretty big on Steelers here because of how Packers look.
Public did well last week, best week of the season for them so now with extra money they coming out to play.
If Packers don't get it done here I'll have to give up on them but then I'll be a..........switch game victim myself .......
Quote Originally Posted by Hoyasaxa: I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field.. GL today! Yes I agree they don't look good by the eye test............... But we must remember the ole Vegas adage.............. no team is as good as they look when winning nor are they as bad as they look when losing. Public is pretty big on Steelers here because of how Packers look. Public did well last week, best week of the season for them so now with extra money they coming out to play. If Packers don't get it done here I'll have to give up on them but then I'll be a..........switch game victim myself .......
In the system we trust
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
Quote Originally Posted by Hoyasaxa: I'll tell you one thing from the eye test, the Packers are a seriously fcked up team..never liked LaFlore for coaching decisions, Love looks like he's on valium 90% of the time, the D is beatable..the receivers look like a 7/11 store for dinner as far as who you can trust..one day this team is going to get their ass kicked by a under dog at home, maybe Chicago or Minn and it'll cost them the division...and I'd take Philly/Det/LAR/SF vs them in a playoff game on their field.. GL today! Yes I agree they don't look good by the eye test............... But we must remember the ole Vegas adage.............. no team is as good as they look when winning nor are they as bad as they look when losing. Public is pretty big on Steelers here because of how Packers look. Public did well last week, best week of the season for them so now with extra money they coming out to play. If Packers don't get it done here I'll have to give up on them but then I'll be a..........switch game victim myself .......
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