TNF - Pats / Steelers - an explanation of the importance of traction....

I dont measure that.  Not part of my process.

Sports gambling is a giant pizza with a million slices.  Become an absolute expert in one or two slices.  Notice how I ask seemingly square questions all the time here about teaser prices, how certain parlays work etc?  It is because I am singularly focused on my 2 slices.

Thanks for all you do bro

Thank you for sharing brother 

@vanzack

 So your not familiar with the results of your bets in the case of your pick losing ats in the first half 

No idea if u take them in the second half ats line ….is it a money maker ???? 

Nice work VAN 

You don’t make a lot of wagers ,  smart man 

good luck 

Pizza and handjobs everywhere and in the same thread ....doesnt get better than this folks  

Lowest under in 30 years .. damn I’m am taking it .. not too mention it’s a great bet historically 

@vanzack

knish wisdom,,,we share a lot in common   

Dam, nothing for me to steal your pick and take as my own.

Still the boss

Tough contest this year Van  alot of competition at the top with all the favorites cashing in, chalk it up to good ol' variance and a dip in football quality.  It's good that you have a process to combat this 

Thank you for the information, Vanzack.

Every game has the same odds. You’re no better positioned to win a Sunday game over tonight’s game. I’m sure your leans on past primetime games won and you felt regret after.

Either way you will suffer from the pain of regret or discipline.

Thanks Van for posting your process.

Thanks for sharing that.  Great clip.

This is just patently false.

Every game does not have the same odds of winning.  Absolute BS.  Every game might have the same odds of the betting public to win or lose - but every game has different odds for each individual bettor to win or lose.  Your process might shine light on a winner tonight - while my flashlight doesnt shine that kind of light.  But I need to know when my flashlight is working and when it isnt.

I am better positioned to win a Sunday game that I will bet than tonight - because I have no edge tonight - and I will have an edge on Sunday.  For you  - might be the opposite - but for you to say that they are all the same is just amateur BS.

And I dont suffer the pain of regret - ever.  I just dont.  Thats honest.  I guess it helps when you dont look at this on an individual game basis.  I look at long stretches of games or seasons.  One game?  Never.

Thanks all for the nice comments.

@vanzack

 A man may have so much data that he actually is creating false equations that cancel out profitable data, be  careful not to loose your senses

You have just stated why I value the traction report so much.

It is designed to target exactly what you are describing.

Keep knocking 'em dead.

I kind of say it another way but I think it means the same thing.  Every in game wager has to be looked at solely as its own new individual bet and on it's own current merits.  NOTHING to do with previous wagers, they don't even exist.  Only after it passes this same test that every wager must pass, do other previous wagers get taken into account for me, mainly uncomfortable overexposure.

It took me forever to accept this, I tried to destroy more middles than Rocky Balboa.   I still fight the urge for that 2 for 1 winner rush without doing my due diligence. 

@iceman67

 Yes sir

just wondering from his experience within his bets

how his bets fair in a second half bet off a first half ats loss 

His plays went 3 and 0 in this scenario last week 

wondering if he keeps a record of this sort of thing