i think TIGERS are not a play today, because they lose by <5 yesterday, the rule says to skip 2 games
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
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Quote Originally Posted by donfernando:
i think TIGERS are not a play today, because they lose by <5 yesterday, the rule says to skip 2 games
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
with the original rules: skip 2 games after a loss of 5+, and taking dogs on RL+1.5, since 2010 the record is 352 - 3
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Quote Originally Posted by TheBeefMan:
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
with the original rules: skip 2 games after a loss of 5+, and taking dogs on RL+1.5, since 2010 the record is 352 - 3
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
with the original rules: skip 2 games after a loss of 5+, and taking dogs on RL+1.5, since 2010 the record is 352 - 3
Thanks, man. That is pretty impressive. If things don't go well this season I will probably play by the original rules.
I do know flwareagle played the system without skipping two games during a Chase and did pretty well two seasons ago. Personally, I don't get the logic of why a series would lose its value because a team won or lost by 5+ in one of the games. But Chase systems are pretty illogical to start with, and Bart and Cisco have a long track record of success, so it may be worth sticking to the original rules. It's a long season; we will see. Best of luck.
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Quote Originally Posted by donfernando:
Quote Originally Posted by TheBeefMan:
Thanks for the input. They lost >5 in the middle of a Chase. Bart skips two games in this scenario; I keep chasing. Personally, I don't see the edge in skipping two more games - but admittedly I haven't back-tested to see which method is more profitable long term.
with the original rules: skip 2 games after a loss of 5+, and taking dogs on RL+1.5, since 2010 the record is 352 - 3
Thanks, man. That is pretty impressive. If things don't go well this season I will probably play by the original rules.
I do know flwareagle played the system without skipping two games during a Chase and did pretty well two seasons ago. Personally, I don't get the logic of why a series would lose its value because a team won or lost by 5+ in one of the games. But Chase systems are pretty illogical to start with, and Bart and Cisco have a long track record of success, so it may be worth sticking to the original rules. It's a long season; we will see. Best of luck.
I do know flwareagle played the system without skipping two games during a Chase and did pretty well two seasons ago. Personally, I don't get the logic of why a series would lose its value because a team won or lost by 5+ in one of the games. But Chase systems are pretty illogical to start with, and Bart and Cisco have a long track record of success, so it may be worth sticking to the original rules. It's a long season; we will see. Best of luck. [/Quote]
i think the explanation cisco give is to eliminate a provably bad streak that the team may be going on
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I do know flwareagle played the system without skipping two games during a Chase and did pretty well two seasons ago. Personally, I don't get the logic of why a series would lose its value because a team won or lost by 5+ in one of the games. But Chase systems are pretty illogical to start with, and Bart and Cisco have a long track record of success, so it may be worth sticking to the original rules. It's a long season; we will see. Best of luck. [/Quote]
i think the explanation cisco give is to eliminate a provably bad streak that the team may be going on
Really sorry guys.. I have barely any internet access this weekend. It should be the last time this happens. I'm finishing out the remaining series but won't start any new ones until Monday.
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Really sorry guys.. I have barely any internet access this weekend. It should be the last time this happens. I'm finishing out the remaining series but won't start any new ones until Monday.
Hey man, sorry for the late reply and the mistake. I'll be much more responsive after May 9th; I'm traveling through Europe until then and my internet access is limited.
The play was a Texas fade; you should have been able to tell due to the under .470 record and the fact that they're on the 10 teams to be faded in April - but it's my fault for the error.
what part of Europe are you travelling though?
I used to go once a year for 3-4 weeks before I settled down and started a family.
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Quote Originally Posted by TheBeefMan:
Hey man, sorry for the late reply and the mistake. I'll be much more responsive after May 9th; I'm traveling through Europe until then and my internet access is limited.
The play was a Texas fade; you should have been able to tell due to the under .470 record and the fact that they're on the 10 teams to be faded in April - but it's my fault for the error.
what part of Europe are you travelling though?
I used to go once a year for 3-4 weeks before I settled down and started a family.
I used to go once a year for 3-4 weeks before I settled down and started a family.
Really?? That's awesome, man. I'm studying in Italy and hitting most of the major European cities on the weekends. It's a great place; the lack of Internet/ cellular service has been rough though. I've developed a pretty strong hatred for US cell phone companies. Haha
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Quote Originally Posted by Bart_:
what part of Europe are you travelling though?
I used to go once a year for 3-4 weeks before I settled down and started a family.
Really?? That's awesome, man. I'm studying in Italy and hitting most of the major European cities on the weekends. It's a great place; the lack of Internet/ cellular service has been rough though. I've developed a pretty strong hatred for US cell phone companies. Haha
After some careful thought (brought on by the Detroit loss), I've decided to stick with the original rules of the 5 run chases for the remainder of the season. There's no use in changing what works without a really strong reason.
Hence, there won't be much of a difference between this thread and Bart's google doc outside of the home fade system. However, if I hit my unit goal in an individual subsystem, I will probably run a one line labby with it for the rest of the season. That will be a little different.
Today
A. Marlins fade +1.5 (should technically be a D bet, but I'm picking up the series here after missing the first three games) A. Rangers fade +1.5 A. Twins fade
*A. Tigers (double play - no action)
YTD Chase Record:12-1
Unit count: -18.62
A. 6-7
B. 5-2
C. 0-2
D. 1-1
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After some careful thought (brought on by the Detroit loss), I've decided to stick with the original rules of the 5 run chases for the remainder of the season. There's no use in changing what works without a really strong reason.
Hence, there won't be much of a difference between this thread and Bart's google doc outside of the home fade system. However, if I hit my unit goal in an individual subsystem, I will probably run a one line labby with it for the rest of the season. That will be a little different.
Today
A. Marlins fade +1.5 (should technically be a D bet, but I'm picking up the series here after missing the first three games) A. Rangers fade +1.5 A. Twins fade
Are you coming back for good in May? We are thinking about going there in September for a wedding.
For now, but I do hope to return sometime soon. You'll have to lett me know if you go. Hopefully we can finance a trip with some winnings here. *crosses fingers*
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Quote Originally Posted by Bart_:
Are you coming back for good in May? We are thinking about going there in September for a wedding.
For now, but I do hope to return sometime soon. You'll have to lett me know if you go. Hopefully we can finance a trip with some winnings here. *crosses fingers*