NHL top fave labby line

This one isn't rocket science. We take the top favorite everyday and play on a labby line. Since we are looking at high juice, I'm using a labby line of 4 numbers with each number being 1/4 (25%) of a unit.

This has already cleared 12 times this year. Starting today on SJ -230.

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Sorry for the close to puck drop post above, will post earlier going forward. Let's assume $10 for a unit size. I would use $5 but that would possibly put us below some sites minimums on some bets.

Todays bet would be $11.5 to win $5, on SJ -230

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5

Tuesday results: SJ -230, $11.5 to win $5 - Loss

Wednesday we will be betting to win $14

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 11.5

Balance: -$11.5

I remember this system. I followed it a couple years ago. I think English Gent was the guy that started it.

I think for his he did the regulation line for better odds though.  

Yes this was originally started by English Gent. he did both in regulation and OT. I recall the regulation system suffered some long lossing streaks. I'm just going with game results including OT and we'll see what happens.

This will be FADE Buffalo probably most nights.  Buffalo should not be taken lightly however as we saw first hand last night.

Yes they are playing better. Even fading a .500 team is good for a labby line - add a number, then mark off 2, add a number or 2, then mark off 2 or 4. Can't see Buffalo going on a big win streak, but you never know.

Wednesday: NYR -140, $19.6 to win $14

 

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 11.5

Balance: -$11.5

Wednesday results: NYR -140, $19.6 to win $14 - WIN

xx - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - xx

W/L: $2.5

Thursday: LA -200, $10 to win $5

xx - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - xx

W/L: $2.5

Thursday results: LA -200, $10 to win $5 - WIN

xx - xx - 2.5 - xx - xx

W/L: $7.5

When we are down to 1 number, I will start a new line and add it making it a 5 number line.

Friday: Pitt -160, $8 to win $5

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5

W/L: $7.5

Friday results: Pitt -160, $8 to win $5 - Loss 

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - $8

W/L: -$.5

Hitting the road very early in the am on Saturday so putting in the play now.

Saturday: Wash -300, $31.5 to win $10.5

2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - $8

W/L: -$.5

Whats the furthest you can recall getting out on one these labbys for this system? Like how many numbers past the original 4 or 5? I like this, just curious how bad the runs could get, doesn't really seem like they could get too bad since you're always on a big fave

 

GL Dan.

Saturday: Wash -300, $31.5 to win $10.5
- loss
2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - $8 - $31.5

W/L: -$32

Sunday - Anaheim -190, $64.60 to win $34

excellent commentery, you seen it coming, at +260 ML the Sabres WIN 2-1 regardless of any system, win or lose, you can't make money taking -300 ML favorites, especially when it comes to the NHL. Dan doesn't deny the fact that this system is far from rocket science material, he must really be bored to even consider an effort on behalf of this system, does it WIN? yes, unfortunately this is about 'making money', playing the highest favorite on the board (on a 1/5 ratio) will, however, put gas in his car to cover the expense of driving to Stations sportsbook, a perfect system for the brainless, clueless, novice, unfamiliar with how the NHLworks, and has a limited BR using $10 units (more concerned with merley winning, than actually making money) "no such thing as a bad profit though" well said d_opie, profit comes in many forms, and levels. MM will always over-power winning % that's not opinionated, it's the statistical facts relating to sports wagering, and betting high level favorites in particular;

excellent commentery, you seen it coming, at +260 ML the Sabres WIN 2-1 regardless of any system, win or lose, you can't make money taking -300 ML favorites, especially when it comes to the NHL. Dan doesn't deny the fact that this system is far from rocket science material, he must really be bored to even consider an effort on behalf of this system, does it WIN? yes, unfortunately this is about 'making money', playing the highest favorite on the board (on a 1/5 ratio) will, however, put gas in his car to cover the expense of driving to Stations sportsbook, a perfect system for the brainless, clueless, novice, unfamiliar with how the NHLworks, and has a limited BR using $10 units (more concerned with merley winning, than actually making money) "no such thing as a bad profit though" well said d_opie, profit comes in many forms, and levels. MM will always over-power winning % that's not opinionated, it's the statistical facts relating to sports wagering, and betting high level favorites in particular;

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take care Dan

No problem. As you point out betting top faves is very difficult to grind out a profit. You are somewhat correct on the bored part. I need baseball back. Lol

There is a reason English Gent abandoned this method. At this point, I'll keep it running just to see how high these bets can get. A good learning tool to never actually bet like this. The two team parlays are looking like the way to go.

Appreciate your comments and insight. Oh and I bet online through CG mostly. Much better odds than stations. I might be spending more time in Mexico so I'll have to go with 5Dimes.

Sunday results: Anaheim -190, $64.60 to win $34 WIN

xx- 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - $8 - xx

W/L: $2