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#13201
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Serious Streak Survivor Strategies
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#13219
my best is 11...[as was said earlier]you get to 5,6,7 feel great then u want to keep it going, longer the streak, more thought is involved, also more stress is present, as u don't want to blow the streak, yes luck is part of the picture..but u must keep track of key players , and key factors for whatever result u decide...yes "we" all want the $$, a cap or hoodie is a slap on the back with a "thanks for showing up" as covers does not include too many "easy" games
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#13221
I typically run the table in NFL survivor pools but the rules there dont apply here. I tend to stick to NCAA basketball because you have more choices and if you focus on a certain conference or two you should develop a feel for those teams. For example, in years past I followed the Missouri Valley Conference in great detail. I found that then home court was worth roughly 5.5 points a game. Home dogs covered almost all of the time. Any road dog at +10 or more covered over 90% of the time. Clearly when the top team plays the bottom it is different but avoid those games. The rest tend to follow a pattern. In NCAA football I research the crap out of the MAC and Sunbelt conferences. I feel that I know a lot about those conferences. My advice is avoid the power conferences as they are all so deep in talent that it can be a crap shoot. Pay attention to who covers and make it more than just a guess. Good Luck and I also except tips if you win $$$$. lol
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#13222
Quote Originally Posted by mgmprofits:
Hi,
Hi,
I normally don't post picks because I hit at a high rate.
I wont give any writeups as to keep my way of capping a secret.
Feel free to fade or follow. Let's see how long I last before I get boxed. lol
Play for Sunday-
***Minnesota Vikings and Atlanta Falcons Over 45***
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Well we will see just how bad I am when I post my picks. I mainly did this to prove this guy wrong again because he's telling everyone my picks are no good.
As for winning at a high rate, they will box you if you in too many plays. Last time I posted I hit over 80% and was boxed.
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I dont blame you for liking the Under....I mean, if you look at past stats, just about every single Minnesota game is low scoring.
But that is why I like the Over here.(You might not get this...and thats ok, the public doesn't understand how sports betting works that well)
I see a 30 to 31 game.
Final score nov 29 2015
minnesota vikings 20
atlanta falcons 10
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#13224
Quote Originally Posted by robepea:
I typically run the table in NFL survivor pools but the rules there dont apply here. I tend to stick to NCAA basketball because you have more choices and if you focus on a certain conference or two you should develop a feel for those teams. For example, in years past I followed the Missouri Valley Conference in great detail. I found that then home court was worth roughly 5.5 points a game. Home dogs covered almost all of the time. Any road dog at +10 or more covered over 90% of the time. Clearly when the top team plays the bottom it is different but avoid those games. The rest tend to follow a pattern. In NCAA football I research the crap out of the MAC and Sunbelt conferences. I feel that I know a lot about those conferences. My advice is avoid the power conferences as they are all so deep in talent that it can be a crap shoot. Pay attention to who covers and make it more than just a guess. Good Luck and I also except tips if you win $$$$. lol
I typically run the table in NFL survivor pools but the rules there dont apply here. I tend to stick to NCAA basketball because you have more choices and if you focus on a certain conference or two you should develop a feel for those teams. For example, in years past I followed the Missouri Valley Conference in great detail. I found that then home court was worth roughly 5.5 points a game. Home dogs covered almost all of the time. Any road dog at +10 or more covered over 90% of the time. Clearly when the top team plays the bottom it is different but avoid those games. The rest tend to follow a pattern. In NCAA football I research the crap out of the MAC and Sunbelt conferences. I feel that I know a lot about those conferences. My advice is avoid the power conferences as they are all so deep in talent that it can be a crap shoot. Pay attention to who covers and make it more than just a guess. Good Luck and I also except tips if you win $$$$. lol
Good insight!
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