NBA Homestand system

#7 Posted: 11/2/2012 9:14:36 PM I developed a system that went undefeated last year. It's a chase system....anytime a teams plays 3 or more games in a row at home, you bet that during that home stand, they will cover at least one of the halves... 2-0 spurs yesterday and thunder tonight

YTD 2-0

how many bets went past D bet last year?

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there's a road system  for halves bet against the road team that work pretty well.

Whats the road system? 

Do you only play teams that are considered good? I wouldn't feel comfortable chasing bobcats or another crappy team.

take rd teams of 2 games or more.  bet the 1st and 2nd half of the of the first game on the home side if those don't come in then bet the 1st half against the 2nd game on rd on home side.  this is one way to play and there will be a few C bet losses.

2nd way to play is to wait till first half loses then take second half of the road game and make that the A bet. bet on the home team to win if that loses then bet B bet 2nd game 1st half on home side if that loses then C bet would be the 2nd half of of the 2nd game on home team.

third way to play is to wait till first and second half lose on at home then bet the first half of the second game. bet A and bet the second half of home team second game. there's around 50 plays this way.

theres very few home teams that don't cover. all 4 halfs this way

I was just checking a few teams from last year and even teams like detroit won in this homestand system. Ill be done with full season by tonight, but I like the results so far.

I picked the road system a few years ago. haven't played it much but I do know the first 2 home games win about 85% of the time. I will post and keep track of it in another thread.

witch one are you checking on his or mine.

for your system your talking a six game chase. I would never chase 6 games.

3-0 YTD

6 games is too much in my opinion as well. So far last night from last years results. Havent finished yet, saturday and sunday with the family. This is what I have so far after checking the below teams:

or you can start on the 'c' bet and do a 3 gm chase?  less games and profits but safer?

I have done the road system and it was profitable, and from that system I developed this Homestand system....I do 6 game chase (3 full games)

If you start at the c game, you miss a lot of the first two game winners. Im starting to see that maybe only playing top teams. Charlotte last year had a game that went to game D. Im not sure I would be willing to lay that much on a team like the cats.

allright guys, im not taking over this thread but i was intrigued by this system and this is what i came up with from last years season....

I'm playing against rd teams this year playing  all 4 halfs till a win but playing a one line labby. it's working out ok.

I'm sticking with a 4 game chase. I think post-all star break we should minimize the teams and be a bit more selective to avoid the c & d games.

 

This is what I'm playing today:

 

Miami (This is a c game from the first posts, but since I did not bet this first two games, this will be "A" game for me.)

Sacramento : (A )

Clippers : (This is a C game as well, but "a" game for me for the same reason).

 

*Miami -7, If this line moves, it wont go down, so I'm taking it now at 7.
*Sacramento -1.
*Clippers -6.

All "A" games for me.

2012 YTD

A game: 0-0
B game: 0-0
C game: 0-0
D game: 0-0

I started looking back at another season and so far not so good. The A and B games were under 50%, but the C & D games were over 60%. The plays i took tonight are in, so thats that. I think I may keep track of just the C & D games. It's like the post above said there may be less money made but less risk involved as well. I dont know about you guys but I rather risk my roll on a system that is 60% and up then something in the 50% range.

Tonight Miami and Clippers would fall into that C range category anyway, so I will chase if they lose the first half. As for the Kings, I will have to see how it goes. More research is needed with this sytem.

Also, two years ago a team like the Celtics who were a top ten team two years ago, were horrible in the first A&B game sets. They would rebound in C & D well. Like I said before, more research before I fully jump into this. Good luck everyone.

System sounds similar to another one, don't you agree?

 

Which one?

Miami winner