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After finding the JM NHL system I ran numerous filters to fix it. The biggest ones were of course the ones you noted in your link, but I found more. By only playing the A + B games and using a modified labouchere money management system one can easily net over 100 units a year in the NHL. I have gone back 4 seasons now to prove it. For an example by using the 08-09 season and playing every series(good or bad away team included), I found 104 A winners and 45 B winners out of 166 total series. That means you have a 90% chance of hitting an A or B game. Over the past 4 seasons that number is 88% to 91%. By using labouchere instead of Martingale, you are able to safely grow your bankroll with this. I will probably be running a thread on the plays and money managent instructions this upcoming season on Covers if I have time. Feel free to follow it guys.
 
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Sorryy guys, I copied and pasted this from another forum I posted it in,  Here is the link I was talking about.  possible NHL system
 
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unfortunatley i used the martingale on this JM system last season ...i was still in profit when i stopped at 91-3 but i have to say Kong this looks very promising for next season...i will be looking forward to your thread and money management if you decide to do this...bol...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by English_Gent:

unfortunatley i used the martingale on this JM system last season ...i was still in profit when i stopped at 91-3 but i have to say Kong this looks very promising for next season...i will be looking forward to your thread and money management if you decide to do this...bol...

Thanks again for posting the system Gent, I have been working on it ever since.  I went back 4 years and figured that if you stop at the "B" game and labouchere, the system will yield tremendous profits.  The trick is to start out with a low unit amount and grow it through the season.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by KongKiller:

After finding the JM NHL system I ran numerous filters to fix it. The biggest ones were of course the ones you noted in your link, but I found more. By only playing the A + B games and using a modified labouchere money management system one can easily net over 100 units a year in the NHL. I have gone back 4 seasons now to prove it. For an example by using the 08-09 season and playing every series(good or bad away team included), I found 104 A winners and 45 B winners out of 166 total series. That means you have a 90% chance of hitting an A or B game. Over the past 4 seasons that number is 88% to 91%. By using labouchere instead of Martingale, you are able to safely grow your bankroll with this. I will probably be running a thread on the plays and money managent instructions this upcoming season on Covers if I have time. Feel free to follow it guys.



WELCOME BACK KONG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I CANT WAIT I HOPE THAT YOU WILL HAVE TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


                                    
 
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Quote Originally Posted by English_Gent:

unfortunatley i used the martingale on this JM system last season ...i was still in profit when i stopped at 91-3 but i have to say Kong this looks very promising for next season...i will be looking forward to your thread and money management if you decide to do this...bol...
 

did you use the suggested filters last year?

 

 
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Hey kong did u try filtering in east/west coast teams only like in the nba system or using the rpi like in mlb? jus curious if that would make less loses
 
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I have not tried either, but what I did was filter it out to an average 90%winning percentage over A and B games over the last 4 years.  Using the modified labouchere that is sure to net huge profits.
 
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is the modified labourchere  on there website or is it one that u made upp?
 
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Yeah Kong, I'd be curious to know what your modified Lab system means.
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Hey guys, sorry to take so long getting back here.  Here is the link https://platinumsportsinvesting.com/labourchere.aspx.  My buddy Tod or PSIC as most of you know him created this modified Labouchere.  I will use the middle one for the NHL system.
 
 
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hey kong,
 
i made you a friend request so i can pm you some stuff... doing nhl backtesting myself maybe we can lend a helping hand to each other. up to you.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GMSI:

hey kong,
 
i made you a friend request so i can pm you some stuff... doing nhl backtesting myself maybe we can lend a helping hand to each other. up to you.
 
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Sounds great!

 
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Kong good to see you out of the witness protection program.....

After looking at some numbers I think it's best to use the 2nd to last update using Labourchere to win...don't you think the last update would be too aggressive on the NHL?

Great Find BTW on this NHL...using Labourchere it easily has 100 unit potential
 
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Quote Originally Posted by psic_sports:

Kong good to see you out of the witness protection program.....

After looking at some numbers I think it's best to use the 2nd to last update using Labourchere to win...don't you think the last update would be too aggressive on the NHL?

Great Find BTW on this NHL...using Labourchere it easily has 100 unit potential

Long Live PSIC!  My friends we have been graced by the Legendary PSIC!!!!!   Tod, it is an honor to have you on my thread.  Like we talked about earlier, I think you are right about the 2nd to last update for our money management on this system.

And by the way, how is the weather in Iceland???

 
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Just to review, this system is to play against any team going on a 3+ game road trip? 

Thanks in advance.

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Hey Kong does the nhl system work well with out the filters cause then i might jus use both systems n make alot more!     
 
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The weather in iceland is great ever since covers put me here...I've just
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I am new to this sports system betting but follow the NHL very closely.  I hope to follow and participate in this thread, and maybe even help contribute once I get the hang of things.
 
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Kong.........On your new filtered system would the parameters still stay the same way on the NHL system that the orignal poster posted and you are just replacing the betting stragedy with labby lines vs a martingale ??????
 
I am a tad confused ???? Could you please explain.
 
Thanks for all the great info .............
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bigkeith:

Kong.........On your new filtered system would the parameters still stay the same way on the NHL system that the orignal poster posted and you are just replacing the betting stragedy with labby lines vs a martingale ??????
 
I am a tad confused ???? Could you please explain.
 
Thanks for all the great info .............
 
BK

 

I think he's going to be bettibg the first two  games of every series and also using the labourchere line found  https://platinumsportsinvesting.com/labourchere.aspx

 
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I am curouis to see what Kong has to say.........
 
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Hey Big Keith, sorry it took me so long to get back in this room, I've been screwing around on other threads.  Me and PSIC have been working on statistics on this and we have come up with the best way to play this.
 
Being that the A or B bet wins between 88-92% of the time(over the last 4 years of NHL stats), we have decided that doing the modified labouchere(bet to win) and only playing the A and B games is the best way.  This would have yielded around 100-120 units per season. 
 
 
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