Oil country, I use a conservative labby with this. If you haven't already decided what recovery you will use I will be happy to explain. Of course the labby can be run infinitely many ways. I just don't have much nerves left so a very conservative approach fits my comfort zone.
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Quote Originally Posted by SUPEREAGLE43:
Oil country, I use a conservative labby with this. If you haven't already decided what recovery you will use I will be happy to explain. Of course the labby can be run infinitely many ways. I just don't have much nerves left so a very conservative approach fits my comfort zone.
Sunday 2/14; no plays so far. I will keep an eye on the Florida St. line, at the moment they are favored by one. That game doesn't tip till 6:30 tonight, I will update that game later this afternoon.
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Sunday 2/14; no plays so far. I will keep an eye on the Florida St. line, at the moment they are favored by one. That game doesn't tip till 6:30 tonight, I will update that game later this afternoon.
you guys think taking the moneyline or point spread on this system's dogs is more profitable?
Of course the ML has shown profit since the initiation of the system, however, the system is geared around the pointspread. my advice, play them both equate your MM...scroll the thread, you'll see several 3-0 ML WINS throughout the thread, stats are everywhere categorizing the ML as a strong 'read' and a probable home dog WIN (have a clear understanding, the ML read; 'shepard's from the system' the system did not initiate the ML, the system is about the pointspread, the ML appeared, and became a solid factor within the system itself, bringing exceptional value to the 'reads' that are derived from a system that has been formulated, showing an outstanding ROI to date..owing this to the ML, I hope I have answered your question, it's still not to late, get on board, the train keeps rollin' ........
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Quote Originally Posted by huskerfan5b:
you guys think taking the moneyline or point spread on this system's dogs is more profitable?
Of course the ML has shown profit since the initiation of the system, however, the system is geared around the pointspread. my advice, play them both equate your MM...scroll the thread, you'll see several 3-0 ML WINS throughout the thread, stats are everywhere categorizing the ML as a strong 'read' and a probable home dog WIN (have a clear understanding, the ML read; 'shepard's from the system' the system did not initiate the ML, the system is about the pointspread, the ML appeared, and became a solid factor within the system itself, bringing exceptional value to the 'reads' that are derived from a system that has been formulated, showing an outstanding ROI to date..owing this to the ML, I hope I have answered your question, it's still not to late, get on board, the train keeps rollin' ........
As Huskerfan pointed out above, oddly enough public is on Temple, a 10 point pup at the moment. I also see reverse line movement favoring Nova; that said system will pass on the game.
Note the early tip time in the Penn State game, good luck tonight guys!
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Wednesday 2/17; two plays:
704 Penn St. +10
736 Texas Tech +4
As Huskerfan pointed out above, oddly enough public is on Temple, a 10 point pup at the moment. I also see reverse line movement favoring Nova; that said system will pass on the game.
Note the early tip time in the Penn State game, good luck tonight guys!
As Huskerfan pointed out above, oddly enough public is on Temple, a 10 point pup at the moment. I also see reverse line movement favoring Nova; that said system will pass on the game.
Note the early tip time in the Penn State game, good luck tonight guys!
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kenkean
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Quote Originally Posted by kenkean89:
Wednesday 2/17; two plays:
704 Penn St. +10 WIN ML
736 Texas Tech +4 WIN ML
As Huskerfan pointed out above, oddly enough public is on Temple, a 10 point pup at the moment. I also see reverse line movement favoring Nova; that said system will pass on the game.
Note the early tip time in the Penn State game, good luck tonight guys!