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#351
b2w what you think about chasing Texas tmr?
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MLB RPI SYSTEM 2012
Posted:
#354
Quote Originally Posted by Jaycut:
Irage - If you bet game A at for $100 at 1.71 and it loses you are $100 down.
If you bet game B for $200 at 1.71 and this loses you are $300 down.
So if a series goes to Game C you would bet $300 at odds of 1.71, you would only win back $514 including the stake, ($514 less $300, less $200 and less $100) gives a lose of $86.
Have a missed out something here or is that right if you go to Game C and win you walk away with a lose...??
I'm using decimal odds.
thanks
Jaycut
You are absolutely correct. I've seen cases just like this. A little inside information. Look at how many games went to C, only a few ever reach that C game. Never the less I have lost money on B games because the juice was so high. There are several ways to deal with this. You can take some side bets, for me I too some RL's, I also took some O/U's. You also don't have to bet on every series to make money. The majority of A games won and you will come out ahead even if you bet the C games. Don't get caught up in the lines in the end there are enough good bets to make money. The lines get really bad at the end of the season, that's why I quit about mid August. I will be keeping detailed records of the lines this year.
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Posted:
#356
Quote Originally Posted by bettor2win:
Im on a few series starting today...
DET, TEX STL, PHI & LAD. Was thinking TOR & MIA too. IDK, What do you think?
Im on a few series starting today...
DET, TEX STL, PHI & LAD. Was thinking TOR & MIA too. IDK, What do you think?
Like TOR & MIA also both hav good pitchers goin 2day at home.Mia will get a 1st win at home this series,& TOR is tuff at home.
BOL to all 
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Posted:
#357
Detroit/WhiteSox = Avoiding
Mets/Philly = I want to like Philly, but they haven't gotten together yet. Mets still make me nervous. I am passing on this series.
Baltimore/Toronto = A pair of birds neither being aggressive. The only value I see here is on Baltimore, but I am avoiding it
Texas/Minnesota = Like it, Let Texas ride.
Cubs/St.Louis = Like it, Cards/Wainwright should have no problem with the Cubs. Possible RL bet here.
Padres/Dodgers = Oh yeah, Dodgers, best value of the day. I will take them against the crappy Pads.
Mets/Philly = I want to like Philly, but they haven't gotten together yet. Mets still make me nervous. I am passing on this series.
Baltimore/Toronto = A pair of birds neither being aggressive. The only value I see here is on Baltimore, but I am avoiding it
Texas/Minnesota = Like it, Let Texas ride.
Cubs/St.Louis = Like it, Cards/Wainwright should have no problem with the Cubs. Possible RL bet here.
Padres/Dodgers = Oh yeah, Dodgers, best value of the day. I will take them against the crappy Pads.
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Posted:
#358
Quote Originally Posted by servo386:
Degen,
I'm using Open Office 3 for spreadsheets and such. You're spreadsheet opens and everything, and even the first day you posted it it seemed to update on its own when I opened it. It would say "Enable macros?" and id say yes and it would say then in the spreadshate "last updated: 4/11/12 10:45 pm" or whenever exact time it was when I did that.
Now with the new sheet, the last one you posted that was meant to grab the RPI info off of ESPN, its not working anymore. Just opening and asking to enable macros is not enough, and it says updated yesterday at 9 pm.
I tried going into the macros section and saying "run macro" but when it gives me the option to select macros, the only I can find are Module1, Module2, ect until Module 8. None of which do anything.
I'm aware you probably didnt write this for Open Office Calc, but any suggestions on how to make it work there? Also, in case I do have to switch to Excel, which version are you using?
Many thanks and much appreciated for making the spreadsheet.
Degen,
I'm using Open Office 3 for spreadsheets and such. You're spreadsheet opens and everything, and even the first day you posted it it seemed to update on its own when I opened it. It would say "Enable macros?" and id say yes and it would say then in the spreadshate "last updated: 4/11/12 10:45 pm" or whenever exact time it was when I did that.
Now with the new sheet, the last one you posted that was meant to grab the RPI info off of ESPN, its not working anymore. Just opening and asking to enable macros is not enough, and it says updated yesterday at 9 pm.
I tried going into the macros section and saying "run macro" but when it gives me the option to select macros, the only I can find are Module1, Module2, ect until Module 8. None of which do anything.
I'm aware you probably didnt write this for Open Office Calc, but any suggestions on how to make it work there? Also, in case I do have to switch to Excel, which version are you using?
Many thanks and much appreciated for making the spreadsheet.
Servo,
The first spreadsheet I posted did nto have macros - it did have "updated dates" as placeholders - but it was just today's date and it updated the date and time when you opened the spreadsheet. It really didn't update the data (ie RPI data and Standings data)
The latest spreadhseet has the MACROs and when you run them it updates the data AND the date and time.
Now - i'm not an IT guru or anything, but from my understanding MACROs written in excel will not work in Open Office. Sorry buddy - wish I could do something about it. My suggestion would be to use Excel 2007 to view the spreadsheet. It should work with no issues in excel.
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Posted:
#360
Quote Originally Posted by DegenGamble:
Servo,
The first spreadsheet I posted did nto have macros - it did have "updated dates" as placeholders - but it was just today's date and it updated the date and time when you opened the spreadsheet. It really didn't update the data (ie RPI data and Standings data)
The latest spreadhseet has the MACROs and when you run them it updates the data AND the date and time.
Now - i'm not an IT guru or anything, but from my understanding MACROs written in excel will not work in Open Office. Sorry buddy - wish I could do something about it. My suggestion would be to use Excel 2007 to view the spreadsheet. It should work with no issues in excel.
Figured. Thanks anyways, your spreadsheet is really cool. I'll try to scrounge up excel somewhere..
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Posted:
#363
Not a fan of Atlanta, But I have to think they win their opener today! I tracked pitchers this past spring, looking at their 5th and 6th outings. I know Jurrjens struggled in the opener at New York, but his final 2 spring outings he worked 13 innings allowing 8 hits and 2 runs, striking out 11 and walking none. Last year he went 7 - 3 in 12 home starts with a 3,28 ERA. He also starts fast, last year in April 2-0 in 3 outings with a 1.23 ERA. Milwaukee has Braun and Ramirez, both slow to start. Randy Wolf, 5 - 12 career mark and a 5.28 ERA against Atlanta, Atlanta's Home opener, Jones in his last final opening day performance, and a cheap price, -130, I will roll with Atlanta.
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Posted:
#367
Quote Originally Posted by DegenGamble:
Servo,
The first spreadsheet I posted did nto have macros - it did have "updated dates" as placeholders - but it was just today's date and it updated the date and time when you opened the spreadsheet. It really didn't update the data (ie RPI data and Standings data)
The latest spreadhseet has the MACROs and when you run them it updates the data AND the date and time.
Now - i'm not an IT guru or anything, but from my understanding MACROs written in excel will not work in Open Office. Sorry buddy - wish I could do something about it. My suggestion would be to use Excel 2007 to view the spreadsheet. It should work with no issues in excel.
Hey Degen, you think I could grab a copy the updated spreadsheet please?
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Posted:
#370
Quote Originally Posted by peter1988:
Hey Degen, you think I could grab a copy the updated spreadsheet please?
Hey Degen, you think I could grab a copy the updated spreadsheet please?
Link to RPI spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5dydT9Oe6Jbcm5zdjBpcURHT1k
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Posted:
#371
[Quote: Until the RPI comes out, I would not bet more than 10%. This year I am playing 1000.00 per chase, of course that means .....
A Game = 1000.00
B Game = 2000.00
C Game = 3000.00
The hard part with this style of betting is finding books that will take 2000.00 let alone a 3000.00 ML bet. So I have to use multiple books to make it happen.
Of course losing a C bet means that I would be losing 6000.00, thats a big chunk of cash. [/Quote]So to clarify, is $1,000 10% of your bankroll or is your potential series loss (or $6,000 as you alluded to in your post) 10% of your bankroll?
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Posted:
#372
Sorry guys, my last post was in response to one of irage's earlier posts when he said: "Until the RPI comes out, I would not bet more than 10%. This year I am playing 1000.00 per chase, of course that means .....
A Game = 1000.00
B Game = 2000.00
C Game = 3000.00
The hard part with this style of betting is finding books that will take 2000.00 let alone a 3000.00 ML bet. So I have to use multiple books to make it happen.
Of course losing a C bet means that I would be losing 6000.00, thats a big chunk of cash.
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KEEP UP the good work Guys.
Posted:
#374
Im new here. Found your strategy at Polish Bookmacher forum. I hope you can accept my friend request and tell me something about how to get your tips. On sbr I saw a 20$ payment is it still available to sign in?
Anyways I see next season going to be hot as hell like a last one
Keep it rolling
Anyways I see next season going to be hot as hell like a last one
Keep it rolling
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