Posted:
#451
Tuesday is the final series. We are on San Jose.
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NHL Post All-Star game system
Posted:
#453
Tuesday RESULTS - With SJ A game winner we are done for the year. Disappointed in the Pitt loss but overall I made money betting on a labby line for each game.
Thanks for all that followed.
- Current season: 18-1
- Overall tracking: 84-3
- A: 14-5
- B: 4-1
- C: 0-1
- D: 0-0
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Posted:
#456
Ok, here are the plays. Scratch Buffalo off the list since they do not have any 3+ road trips the rest of the season. Also, if a target team gets us a win and they still have 3 or more games left, I'll look at the remaining games and decide if we try for a double dip. As of now, we have 20 plays.
2 games on Tuesday - We are on Boston and Nash
- TB - March 3, April 1
- Boston - Jan 30, Feb 27
- Nash - Jan 30, Feb 13, Mar 6, Mar 27
- Vegas - Feb 11, Mar 14, Mar 26
- Ott - Feb 27, Apr 4
- Van - Feb 6, Feb 23, Mar 11, Mar 20
- AZ - Feb 3, Mar 5, Mar 21
By Date:
- Bos, Nash - Jan 30
- AZ - Feb 3
- Van - Feb 6
- Vegas - Feb 11
- Nash - Feb 13
- Van - Feb 23
- Bos, Ott - Feb 27
- TB - Mar 3
- AZ - Mar 5
- Nash - Mar 6
- Van - Mar 11
- Vegas - Mar 14
- Van - Mar 20
- AZ - Mar 21
- Vegas - Mar 26
- Nash - Mar 27
- TB - Apr 1
- Ott - Apr 4
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Posted:
#457
This is another great DanRules24 system.
For those looking for a few more plays along the lines of the parameters of this system, take a close look at the Winnepg Jets.
They barely missed the cut for qualifying under this system. Their pre-all star break schedule consisted of playing on the road 58% of the time. Post break they will be mostly playing at home, where they have recorded only 4 home losses all year.
They start a 10 game home stand tonight and have a 6 game home stand in March.
I think we can scoop up a few more units with the Jets.
GL
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Posted:
#462
Quote Originally Posted by oilcountry99:
WPG, good decision! So you're going back to the ML chase instead of labby? May I ask why? I'm assuming for the better return, albeit more risk?
WPG, good decision! So you're going back to the ML chase instead of labby? May I ask why? I'm assuming for the better return, albeit more risk?
I'll be personally doing a labby line using the ML unless I really like the PL.
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Posted:
#466
Not the best start, but oh well. We go to B game on Thursday with Boston and Nashville. Wpg wins and we will start a new series with them on Thursday as well.
- Current season: 1-0
- Overall tracking: 85-3
- A: 1-2
- B: 0-0 (Bos/Nas pending)
- C: 0-0
- D: 0-0
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Posted:
#468
Quote Originally Posted by oilcountry99:
Dan, can you show me what your labby lines look like after yesterdays results? I'm just wondering how you handle the losses in your lines.
Dan, can you show me what your labby lines look like after yesterdays results? I'm just wondering how you handle the losses in your lines.
I started with 5 lines of 4 numbers, each number worth half a unit, so each line is 2 units. I'm using one line per team so WPG line now has 2 numbers after their win and I added the loss amount to the end of the Bos and Nash line, so those both have 5. Will continue with Bos and Nash on those same lines for B game and since we will go forward with WPG on this long home stand, they will start on the line with 2 left.
I'll adjust lines and numbers if needed as we move along. My goal is 20 units and stop.
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Posted:
#471
Quote Originally Posted by confucius1:
anyone slightly worried playing Boston tonight? Marchand still out.
anyone slightly worried playing Boston tonight? Marchand still out.
also @dan
can you provide a elementary example of what you are doing with labby line?
From post 468, this is what my lines look like after those 3 games. To make math easier for everyone let's use $10 as a unit size and you can adjust to your bankroll.
Boston 5-5-5-5-13
Nash 5-5-5-5-16
WPG x-5-5-x
open 5-5-5-5
open 5-5-5-5
So I started with 5 lines of 2 units each, 10 total. I assigned each team a line as we had 3 teams go the first night. Added the losses to Boston and Nash lines, crossed out 2 numbers on WPG line. For tonight, I'm betting to win the two outside numbers for both Boston ($18) and Nash ($21) plus another $10 on WPG. If a line gets too long or number too high, I'll spread it out.
Hope this helps. There are numerous ways to run a labby line. I start like this and adjust if needed. Coming into this season, the record for all games played is 84-41 (67%), so a labby line should do real well even with juice if we stay close to that %.
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Posted:
#475
I've never used a labby line before, based on your example of $10 unit when would you consider a line to ling or a number to big?
When you say spread it out, how would you spread it out? If you have a number that's to big would you divide it by 8 and add them to the open lines?
I know there are many different ways to do it just trying to get an idea of what has worked for you. Thanks
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