Sorry for botching the "quote" area above. For anyone wanting to do the ATS chase, I think a 4 game chase makes sense. Less juice and harder to win than the ML chase. Then a system loss is basically the same either way and the extra game gives the ATS system a fair shot.
Great idea
Remember this for next season.
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Quote Originally Posted by Bodisattva:
Sorry for botching the "quote" area above. For anyone wanting to do the ATS chase, I think a 4 game chase makes sense. Less juice and harder to win than the ML chase. Then a system loss is basically the same either way and the extra game gives the ATS system a fair shot.
Honestly, some of those ML game 3's get PRETTY scary when you have to click "confirm bet". Not exactly a non-stress situation when you're dumping half your account on one outcome...
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Quote Originally Posted by cisco:
Great idea
Remember this for next season.
I agree! Amazing proposition.
Honestly, some of those ML game 3's get PRETTY scary when you have to click "confirm bet". Not exactly a non-stress situation when you're dumping half your account on one outcome...
Honestly, some of those ML game 3's get PRETTY scary when you have to click "confirm bet". Not exactly a non-stress situation when you're dumping half your account on one outcome...
I've been running a Home 2Q ATS system at the Rx. A 4 game lost chase would lose about as much as most 3 game 1Q ML lost chases, the distribution would just be a little different. The system is 62-0 this year for SAS, CHI, OKC, and MIA (they qualify because they are so good at home and one of the big 3 is always on the floor in the 2Q). ADG mentioned something about it earlier in the thread; I'd be interested to see how he has broken it down.
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Quote Originally Posted by The__Man:
I agree! Amazing proposition.
Honestly, some of those ML game 3's get PRETTY scary when you have to click "confirm bet". Not exactly a non-stress situation when you're dumping half your account on one outcome...
I've been running a Home 2Q ATS system at the Rx. A 4 game lost chase would lose about as much as most 3 game 1Q ML lost chases, the distribution would just be a little different. The system is 62-0 this year for SAS, CHI, OKC, and MIA (they qualify because they are so good at home and one of the big 3 is always on the floor in the 2Q). ADG mentioned something about it earlier in the thread; I'd be interested to see how he has broken it down.