E-mail after the Minnesota lose. This guy is crazy. Just admit to the lose!
I bet you must be hysterically laughing at how terrible Minnesota played tonight. Let me join in there with you! But here's a shocking bombshell I've just noticed: My NBA system scheduler experienced a major glitch in forming together this year's betting schedule and had mistakenly displayed Minnesota as a system bet when it never qualified as one under the guidelines of the system in the first place!
You see, the NBA betting system calls for us to bet that one team is going to win at least one game against the spread (+3 pts) in a 3-game away series where all 3 of their opponents are from the opposite conference.
Minnesota's recent 3-game road trip was NOT against 3 opponents from the opposite conference. Minnesota is from the Western conference. In order for the play to be eligible, they must be playing 3 consecutive road games against teams that are all from the Eastern Conference. Minnesota started its 3-game road trip on October 30th against the Memphis Grizzlies. Now, Memphis is from the same Western conference as Minnesota. In order to bet under the system, you must always make sure that all 3 opponents in the road trip are from the opposite conference, as stated in the system manual.
So how and why did my mailer send out Minnesota as a system bet you ask? Good question, I was wondering the exact same thing too. You see, earlier this year I self-programmed a software that automatically creates the NBA betting schedule for each basketball each year. This is the first year in which I used the scheduler to create the list of bets. Apparently, the scheduler is not perfect, since it should never have displayed Minnesota as a system bet due to the fact that Minnesota was not playing against 3 opponents from the opposite conference in its road trip.
Right now, I'm going to immediately look into where my my software has gone wrong, but in the meantime I am going to determine all the picks for this NBA season again the old-fashioned way: by hand! I know how important it is that we get the picks right, so rest assured with me that I have taken every possible precaution now to make sure that such a glitch will never occur again!
Yes, the picks that have been sent out by my mailer has experienced a loss so far this season on Minnesota, but the NBA betting system itself is still perfect, since Minnesota shouldn't have been a bet in the first place due to the fact that they weren't playing against 3 teams in the opposite conference on their road trip.
I can assure you that as long as you bet strictly under the guidelines of my NBA betting system, you're literally going to win each and every single betting series thrown your way in this entire year! Remember, last year in the NBA, we went 63-0 with the system, and we only had to make 5 [C] bets the entire year! The year before that, we went 79-0, with only 4 [C] bets being made the whole season.
And from this point forward, I can promise you that no more glitches will occur again. It's going to be my #1 priority to make sure that all bets that are sent to you going forward do indeed fall exactly under the system criteria, so you can sit back and bet with rock-solid confidence that you'll never be at the losing end again in your betting lifetime with an NBA system that has gone 253 wins to 2 losses in the last 4 years!
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E-mail after the Minnesota lose. This guy is crazy. Just admit to the lose!
I bet you must be hysterically laughing at how terrible Minnesota played tonight. Let me join in there with you! But here's a shocking bombshell I've just noticed: My NBA system scheduler experienced a major glitch in forming together this year's betting schedule and had mistakenly displayed Minnesota as a system bet when it never qualified as one under the guidelines of the system in the first place!
You see, the NBA betting system calls for us to bet that one team is going to win at least one game against the spread (+3 pts) in a 3-game away series where all 3 of their opponents are from the opposite conference.
Minnesota's recent 3-game road trip was NOT against 3 opponents from the opposite conference. Minnesota is from the Western conference. In order for the play to be eligible, they must be playing 3 consecutive road games against teams that are all from the Eastern Conference. Minnesota started its 3-game road trip on October 30th against the Memphis Grizzlies. Now, Memphis is from the same Western conference as Minnesota. In order to bet under the system, you must always make sure that all 3 opponents in the road trip are from the opposite conference, as stated in the system manual.
So how and why did my mailer send out Minnesota as a system bet you ask? Good question, I was wondering the exact same thing too. You see, earlier this year I self-programmed a software that automatically creates the NBA betting schedule for each basketball each year. This is the first year in which I used the scheduler to create the list of bets. Apparently, the scheduler is not perfect, since it should never have displayed Minnesota as a system bet due to the fact that Minnesota was not playing against 3 opponents from the opposite conference in its road trip.
Right now, I'm going to immediately look into where my my software has gone wrong, but in the meantime I am going to determine all the picks for this NBA season again the old-fashioned way: by hand! I know how important it is that we get the picks right, so rest assured with me that I have taken every possible precaution now to make sure that such a glitch will never occur again!
Yes, the picks that have been sent out by my mailer has experienced a loss so far this season on Minnesota, but the NBA betting system itself is still perfect, since Minnesota shouldn't have been a bet in the first place due to the fact that they weren't playing against 3 teams in the opposite conference on their road trip.
I can assure you that as long as you bet strictly under the guidelines of my NBA betting system, you're literally going to win each and every single betting series thrown your way in this entire year! Remember, last year in the NBA, we went 63-0 with the system, and we only had to make 5 [C] bets the entire year! The year before that, we went 79-0, with only 4 [C] bets being made the whole season.
And from this point forward, I can promise you that no more glitches will occur again. It's going to be my #1 priority to make sure that all bets that are sent to you going forward do indeed fall exactly under the system criteria, so you can sit back and bet with rock-solid confidence that you'll never be at the losing end again in your betting lifetime with an NBA system that has gone 253 wins to 2 losses in the last 4 years!
Where are you getting NJ and NO as AJM plays? Neither team is currently on a 3 game home stand.
Cleveland and LAC (NJ and NO opponents for tonight) were originally JM v3 plays. Since Cleveland and LAC have not yet lost ATS since the start of their 3-game home stand, we continue to fade them. NJ and NO are the Anti-JM v3 plays for tonight, being the third bet of the 3-game chase. No point buying.
But I recommend being very careful with Anti-JM v3 plays. The overall record last year had something like 10-15 losses, and that's CHASE losses, so the overall number was much higher. I'm unsure what the unit +/- was
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Quote Originally Posted by nolemonasses:
Where are you getting NJ and NO as AJM plays? Neither team is currently on a 3 game home stand.
Cleveland and LAC (NJ and NO opponents for tonight) were originally JM v3 plays. Since Cleveland and LAC have not yet lost ATS since the start of their 3-game home stand, we continue to fade them. NJ and NO are the Anti-JM v3 plays for tonight, being the third bet of the 3-game chase. No point buying.
But I recommend being very careful with Anti-JM v3 plays. The overall record last year had something like 10-15 losses, and that's CHASE losses, so the overall number was much higher. I'm unsure what the unit +/- was
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