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Another Season to make some money. 5-Game Chase. Make sure you use some good money management systems.
1) To determine the play, whatever team has the highest M/L you bet the R/L, that will determine the play.
2) "OK folks, here again is the system in a nutshell, with an example of my shitty Jays (all imaginary opponents and dates). Imagine that the Jays have home games on July 1-4, and 12-14:
July 1 - Jays HOME win
July 2 - " "
July 3 - " "
July 4 - Jays HOME LOSS
July 5-11 - Jays road games (do not pay attention to these)
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ONCE A TEAM WINS 3 (OR MORE) STRAIGHT HOME GAMES and then eventually LOSES a home game to end the home-game winning streak, CHASE THAT TEAM FOR UP TO 4 GAMES. The purpose of the system is to win ONE unit at a time (e.g. $100/unit in my examples)
Therefore, on the next homestand:
July 12 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 1 of chase), e.g. odds -150 (risk $150 to win $100)
Lets say they lose this game, then:
July 13 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 2 of chase), e.g. odds -150 again (risk $375 to win $250, to recover the first $150 PLUS the $100 win-profit we want)
Lets say they lose this game, then:
July 14 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 3 of chase), e.g. odds +100 (risk $625 to win $625, to recover the first $150 bet and the second $375 bet, PLUS the $100 win-profit we want)
If you have the cojones and bankroll to chase to game 4 (should be approx $1200+, then keep up with the chase! I've had to do it once with STL early this year, and LOST my marbles, but have won more than 50+ games since so the 1400 loss wasn't as bad as it felt...
This system also entails chase bets to FADE AN AWAY TEAM after the end an away losing streak. For example, going back to the Jays above:
July 5-7 - Jays lose 3 straight away games
July 8 - Jays WIN an away game
July 9 - Bet AGAINST the Jays, doesn't matter which team (Game 1)
If they lose...
July 10 - Bet AGAINST the Jays again (Game 2 of chase) for the amount lost in game 1 PLUS the $100 win-profit we want
1) To determine the play, whatever team has the highest M/L you bet the R/L, that will determine the play.
2) "OK folks, here again is the system in a nutshell, with an example of my shitty Jays (all imaginary opponents and dates). Imagine that the Jays have home games on July 1-4, and 12-14:
July 1 - Jays HOME win
July 2 - " "
July 3 - " "
July 4 - Jays HOME LOSS
July 5-11 - Jays road games (do not pay attention to these)
-------
ONCE A TEAM WINS 3 (OR MORE) STRAIGHT HOME GAMES and then eventually LOSES a home game to end the home-game winning streak, CHASE THAT TEAM FOR UP TO 4 GAMES. The purpose of the system is to win ONE unit at a time (e.g. $100/unit in my examples)
Therefore, on the next homestand:
July 12 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 1 of chase), e.g. odds -150 (risk $150 to win $100)
Lets say they lose this game, then:
July 13 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 2 of chase), e.g. odds -150 again (risk $375 to win $250, to recover the first $150 PLUS the $100 win-profit we want)
Lets say they lose this game, then:
July 14 - Wager on JAYS to WIN @ HOME (Game 3 of chase), e.g. odds +100 (risk $625 to win $625, to recover the first $150 bet and the second $375 bet, PLUS the $100 win-profit we want)
If you have the cojones and bankroll to chase to game 4 (should be approx $1200+, then keep up with the chase! I've had to do it once with STL early this year, and LOST my marbles, but have won more than 50+ games since so the 1400 loss wasn't as bad as it felt...
This system also entails chase bets to FADE AN AWAY TEAM after the end an away losing streak. For example, going back to the Jays above:
July 5-7 - Jays lose 3 straight away games
July 8 - Jays WIN an away game
July 9 - Bet AGAINST the Jays, doesn't matter which team (Game 1)
If they lose...
July 10 - Bet AGAINST the Jays again (Game 2 of chase) for the amount lost in game 1 PLUS the $100 win-profit we want
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