Baseball play--Never has lost.

I was told this by a well-known person who did research for a large
LAS VEGAS casino in 1985. It was true at that time and I have been
following ever since.It has stayed true right up to theRedSox/Rockies
World Series.
The germ of the play is that every Series ever played in MLB going
back to before Babe Ruth,before BlackSox, ever since there has been
a playoff series in MLB....
The home team has won at least one game.       according offical
mlb sports.
This includes all world series,all league championships, all series
either 3game,5game,7game or 9game.
The play is a progression until you win the desired amount.
Since there is only 1 series left to play in07 what you would do
is determine what amount you want to win and your bankroll can
handle if it were to prgress 3-4 games.
To start you would bet redsox-200 to win 1000.  $2000
If redsox lose bet redsox eg-180  to win 2000+1000= $5400
If Rockies sweep Redsox at home you bet Colo at home game 3
Rockies -130eg 5400+1000= $8320
Extremely rare that it would go beyond 3 games.and I can not remember any instance where road team sweeps first 2 and does not win first game in home park.{colo/ariz 07 and oak/minn 06] since 1985.
Not for everyone not for most everyone.BUT has NEVER lost.

Someone smarter then me can check Elis Sports Bureau if dubious.

Correction math error
Game 3 Rockies -130eg 2000+5400+1000=10,920 to win $1000.

If there was game 4 in Colo to play in progression probably about
   $26,000.

yeah but when the rockies played at home, they won their home game.  so the system does work!  since the red sox won today, the system play is already over.  Congrats to all those that won! 

MU/O is correct .The idea of the play is that in a 7 game series eg
the HOME team has always won at least 1 game . Rox in game3
vs Phil and Ariz. this year ,Oak in game3 vs Minn. last year.Like I said
I've only tracked it since 85,but it was true for 3game-5game-7game.
What you are betting againest is that the Rox will come to fenway
sweep those first 2 games and then go home to Colo. and lose the
next 3games to Redsox.Its a bet on the entire series however long that
sometime before its over the HOME team will win 1 game.

Beat you misunderstood thats all you can remember for next year.I should have posted earlier before any of the series started. I've got
another one that I will post early next year,March/April. You got
to be a bridge-jumper type for these plays.I got another one that has
NEVER lost.

Right on Chance if you played the 7 series this year to win 500each
you have 3500.00 and the Rockies were exception by 2 road sweeps.
90% of the series were like the other ones this year and home wins
1st/2nd.and you laid at most 1500-3000.

I always look at systems to see how realistic long term profits will be, most chase systems seem to burn you at some point but you can't argue with this one. Nice way to add 7 units to your bankroll at the end of baseball season.

I'm wondering (too lazy to look now but will check later) if this might work in the NHL or NBA playoffs.

 

I was thinking the same thing

The moneylines might be high in the NBA but if after checking the past seasons results, it looks like the home team tends to win one within the first 3 games the majority of the time then I think I'd have to give it a shot. This is all speculation though, I'll go through the past results over the weekend and go from there.

Wally I've kept personal records on NBA playoffs since mid 70's and
this is what I've found. No NBA home team has failed to win 1 home
game in any series . The inital series used to be 3game,but including
5and 7game.I would be interested if you could find data from earlier
and what you found and if you find any contrary. I never looked at NHL
but that seems even more Home oriented.Again I'm talking SU win
not ATS.

I think if this has held up since the mid 70's in the NBA then I might not need to go back further than that. Even with the high moneylines in the NBA this system would be worth playing.

I'll research the NHL over the weekend and post what I find by Monday.

Its true you may have some higher moneylines on home teams in NBA
playoffs but you're dealing with 61/2-10 point favs and these teams don't get swept those first 2 games. Even rarer that happens then like
the Rockies sweeping Phil and Ariz.
I usually only bet series outcomes in NHL but don't each game usually
have a +/- puck line?
I'm not familiar but I seem to remember the moneylines on NHL play-
offs being pricey.

There will be times in NBA when ML will be high but as long as you have a nice bankroll and your book will allow high limits on sides then i see no problem.

I've run away from any chase systems because I almost got burned too many times, but this one is different and intriguing.

I'd say that as long as you don't risk anything you can't afford to lose, go for it.