5-5 on the night. I did come up with something else that looks very interesting. I'm currently running the numbers from the first of the season. On the o/u in NCAA hoops anytime the line goes down 5+ points from open to close bet the under. Anytime the line goes up 5+ points take the over. This happened tonight Tulane and UAB Over
Memphis and SMU over
both winners from this strategy. Will test this in this thread.
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Missouri and Texas
Tulane and UAB Over
Memphis and SMU over
Duke and Clemson
Boston College and VA
Tennessee and Arkansas
Villanova and Providence
Houston and Central Florida
VA Commonwealth and NC Wilmington
Wake Forest and Miami Florida
5-5 on the night. I did come up with something else that looks very interesting. I'm currently running the numbers from the first of the season. On the o/u in NCAA hoops anytime the line goes down 5+ points from open to close bet the under. Anytime the line goes up 5+ points take the over. This happened tonight Tulane and UAB Over
Memphis and SMU over
both winners from this strategy. Will test this in this thread.
Tonight was 4-0 tracking it from the beginning of the season in the next few days. I've been sick today....... On the o/u in NCAA hoops anytime the line goes down 5+ points from open to close bet the under. Anytime the line goes up 5+ points take the over.
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Tonight was 4-0 tracking it from the beginning of the season in the next few days. I've been sick today....... On the o/u in NCAA hoops anytime the line goes down 5+ points from open to close bet the under. Anytime the line goes up 5+ points take the over.
What's your record tracked on the 146-158 system? Those #s seem arbitrary... where'd they come from? Instead of testing these systems by playing them you should test them by going back a year or two. www.scoresandodds.com has plenty of easy to access historical info. You could also pay $20 to get a statfox.com membership - they have good info. I'm sure there are plenty of other places online to get this info.... maybe donbest.com.
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What's your record tracked on the 146-158 system? Those #s seem arbitrary... where'd they come from? Instead of testing these systems by playing them you should test them by going back a year or two. www.scoresandodds.com has plenty of easy to access historical info. You could also pay $20 to get a statfox.com membership - they have good info. I'm sure there are plenty of other places online to get this info.... maybe donbest.com.