Posted:
#101
Very cool system!! Where do you find the RA% and RS%? Or how do you calculate it yourself thanks!
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Posted:
#103
Quote Originally Posted by Gilmar406:
OK I have this Over's System that im been testing over the last 20 days and it give me good result. I will not give put any details of the system until i get some good rep here with this system.
2011: 8-1 Plays
07/18/2011 Plays was:
1. Boston vs Orioles Over 10 Win
2. Atlanta Vs. Roockies Over 10 Win
I will give out the plays every day so we can she how good this system is.
oh c'mon....hate when people post shit like this but won't say what it is.
99% of the time, people want to know so we can backtest it. A lot of us haver databases or access to backtesting with more ease than most.
solid record so far, but knowing it so we can backtest it more than 50 days would be nice 
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Posted:
#104
Quote Originally Posted by powerade:
oh c'mon....hate when people post shit like this but won't say what it is.
99% of the time, people want to know so we can backtest it. A lot of us haver databases or access to backtesting with more ease than most.
solid record so far, but knowing it so we can backtest it more than 50 days would be nice
He explained it on the first page. I don't have a database but I too would be interested to see if its legit or a flash in the pan
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Posted:
#116
[Quote: Originally Posted by Gilmar406] 
YTD:22-10 
SUNDAY MLB Over's System1. Kansas City at Cleveland Over 8.5 Lose (We lost by .5
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YTD:22-10 SUNDAY MLB Over's System1. Kansas City at Cleveland Over 8.5 Lose (We lost by .5)
There was a pitching change in that one. I take it you don't play the system by Listed Pitchers?
I got a split yesterday as I did play the Cardinals game. I'm 3-1 this week on playing game 2's or 4's. I will keep you posted on how it continues.
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Posted:
#120
Quote Originally Posted by Gilmar406:
you add The RA. of both teams to get .700 or more and the same for RS.
are you dividing the number of runs scored and runs allowed by games played? eventually every team will fit the system if your just adding the runs scored and runs allowed together.
Tuesday Aug, 2, 2011 (Detroit Tigers vs. Texas Rangers)
Detroit Tigers:
Winning PCT: .528
Runs Scored: 484
Runs Allowed: 490
Pitcher (Max Scherzer)
Season ERA: 4.28
Career ERA: 3.83
Texas Rangers:
Winning PCT: .560
Runs Scored: 548
Runs Allowed: 458
Pitcher (Colby Lewis)
Season ERA: 4.00
Career ERA: 4.96
Total
Winning PCT: (.528 + .560) = 1.088
Runs Scored: (484 + 548) =1032
Runs Allowed: (490 + 458)= 948
Pitcher Season ERA: (4.28 + 4.00) = 8.28
Pitcher Career ERA: (3.83 + 4.96) = 8.79
Gilmar Do I have to divide the runs scored and runs allowed by games played? is this a system play? how are you getting .700 and .800 for RS and RA?
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Posted:
#121
Quote Originally Posted by beanz:
are you dividing the number of runs scored and runs allowed by games played? eventually every team will fit the system if your just adding the runs scored and runs allowed together.
Tuesday Aug, 2, 2011 (Detroit Tigers vs. Texas Rangers)
Detroit Tigers:
Winning PCT: .528
Runs Scored: 484
Runs Allowed: 490
Pitcher (Max Scherzer)
Season ERA: 4.28
Career ERA: 3.83
Texas Rangers:
Winning PCT: .560
Runs Scored: 548
Runs Allowed: 458
Pitcher (Colby Lewis)
Season ERA: 4.00
Career ERA: 4.96
Total
Winning PCT: (.528 + .560) = 1.088
Runs Scored: (484 + 548) =1032
Runs Allowed: (490 + 458)= 948
Pitcher Season ERA: (4.28 + 4.00) = 8.28
Pitcher Career ERA: (3.83 + 4.96) = 8.79
Gilmar Do I have to divide the runs scored and runs allowed by games played? is this a system play? how are you getting .700 and .800 for RS and RA?
are you dividing the number of runs scored and runs allowed by games played? eventually every team will fit the system if your just adding the runs scored and runs allowed together.
Tuesday Aug, 2, 2011 (Detroit Tigers vs. Texas Rangers)
Detroit Tigers:
Winning PCT: .528
Runs Scored: 484
Runs Allowed: 490
Pitcher (Max Scherzer)
Season ERA: 4.28
Career ERA: 3.83
Texas Rangers:
Winning PCT: .560
Runs Scored: 548
Runs Allowed: 458
Pitcher (Colby Lewis)
Season ERA: 4.00
Career ERA: 4.96
Total
Winning PCT: (.528 + .560) = 1.088
Runs Scored: (484 + 548) =1032
Runs Allowed: (490 + 458)= 948
Pitcher Season ERA: (4.28 + 4.00) = 8.28
Pitcher Career ERA: (3.83 + 4.96) = 8.79
Gilmar Do I have to divide the runs scored and runs allowed by games played? is this a system play? how are you getting .700 and .800 for RS and RA?
RS is Runs Scored: (484 + 548) =1.032
RA is Runs Allowed: (490 + 458)= .948
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