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#126
very impressive. however can the bettor join midway through the chase?
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Fluke or system!
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#127
JEFF-
I scanned the entire thread beforehand, but could not find an exact explanation for each system's pick. From what I have gathered, the first system is the first half underdog of the first Rotation number game in NCAA Basketball for a given day. If it loses, you play the underdog in the second half of this game. If that loses, you repeat the process for the next day's first rotation number. If at any point you have a winner, you move on to the next day. Correct?
Can you please verify this and then explain the pick strategy on the second system?
Thanks in advance, and I appreciate the effort you give!
I scanned the entire thread beforehand, but could not find an exact explanation for each system's pick. From what I have gathered, the first system is the first half underdog of the first Rotation number game in NCAA Basketball for a given day. If it loses, you play the underdog in the second half of this game. If that loses, you repeat the process for the next day's first rotation number. If at any point you have a winner, you move on to the next day. Correct?
Can you please verify this and then explain the pick strategy on the second system?
Thanks in advance, and I appreciate the effort you give!
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Posted:
#128
Quote Originally Posted by The-Kid-Is-Good:
JEFF-
I scanned the entire thread beforehand, but could not find an exact explanation for each system's pick. From what I have gathered, the first system is the first half underdog of the first Rotation number game in NCAA Basketball for a given day. If it loses, you play the underdog in the second half of this game. If that loses, you repeat the process for the next day's first rotation number. If at any point you have a winner, you move on to the next day. Correct?
Can you please verify this and then explain the pick strategy on the second system?
Thanks in advance, and I appreciate the effort you give!
JEFF-
I scanned the entire thread beforehand, but could not find an exact explanation for each system's pick. From what I have gathered, the first system is the first half underdog of the first Rotation number game in NCAA Basketball for a given day. If it loses, you play the underdog in the second half of this game. If that loses, you repeat the process for the next day's first rotation number. If at any point you have a winner, you move on to the next day. Correct?
Can you please verify this and then explain the pick strategy on the second system?
Thanks in advance, and I appreciate the effort you give!
That is correct, System 2 is the same but uses last game on the rotation. System 2 isn't as good , as it has a loss and has gone to a game 5. System 1 has no loss and never past game 4 this year. (Note:
You play the same team in second half whether they are a dog or fav.)
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Posted:
#129
Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
That is correct, System 2 is the same but uses last game on the rotation. System 2 isn't as good , as it has a loss and has gone to a game 5. System 1 has no loss and never past game 4 this year. (Note:
You play the same team in second half whether they are a dog or fav.)
Thanks. And I'm assuming you double-down on each proceeding wager until it hits, thus recouping your losses from the previous wagers?
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Posted:
#136
Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:
An interesting angle-
I have to wonder if it would work for any randomly selected play-
ie- 3rd from top and 4th from bottom-
Or, are lines inflated in certain slots..
An interesting angle-
I have to wonder if it would work for any randomly selected play-
ie- 3rd from top and 4th from bottom-
Or, are lines inflated in certain slots..
I started to check 2nd and 3rd lines but to much work. Be my guest if you want to look at it. I just created another awesome NHL system I'm backchecking
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Posted:
#142
Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
System 1
System 1
St. Joseph first half (A)
System 2
Morehead St. first half (A)
Sorry Jeff, I'm trying to understand your system after reading then re-reading your posts but I think I finally got it... Hypothetically you bet 1 unit on Saint Joe's first half... Thats (A)
Hypothetically Saint Joe's doesn't cover first half... (B) Then bet Saint Joe's at halftime to cover the 2nd half 2.2 units...
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Posted:
#143
Quote Originally Posted by Irishdrunk667:
Sorry Jeff, I'm trying to understand your system after reading then re-reading your posts but I think I finally got it... Hypothetically you bet 1 unit on Saint Joe's first half... Thats (A)
Hypothetically Saint Joe's doesn't cover first half... (B) Then bet Saint Joe's at halftime to cover the 2nd half 2.2 units...
Correct 
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Posted:
#150
Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:
An interesting angle-
I have to wonder if it would work for any randomly selected play-
ie- 3rd from top and 4th from bottom-
Or, are lines inflated in certain slots..
An interesting angle-
I have to wonder if it would work for any randomly selected play-
ie- 3rd from top and 4th from bottom-
Or, are lines inflated in certain slots..
I'm kinda wondering the same thing. There has to be a solid reason this is working. If it's just a statistical fluke, we're gonna get our clocks cleaned eventually. There's no such thing as a random angle.
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