Well good question, I would say depends on your bankroll. I honestly wouldn't chase more than 3 unless you have a very large roll.
Also depends on the type of system (juice per game and the number of games)
Something like the Post All Star System will bet on the best teams for up to 6 games. Juice will be high and by game 4 it is possible to risking 15-25 units.
This system, with low juice, will be 8-10 units by game 4.
To build on Jeff's comments, you may be better off limiting yourself to 2-3 systems with larger units sizes, then 5-6 systems with smaller unit sizes.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
Well good question, I would say depends on your bankroll. I honestly wouldn't chase more than 3 unless you have a very large roll.
Also depends on the type of system (juice per game and the number of games)
Something like the Post All Star System will bet on the best teams for up to 6 games. Juice will be high and by game 4 it is possible to risking 15-25 units.
This system, with low juice, will be 8-10 units by game 4.
To build on Jeff's comments, you may be better off limiting yourself to 2-3 systems with larger units sizes, then 5-6 systems with smaller unit sizes.
Also depends on the type of system (juice per game and the number of games)
Something like the Post All Star System will bet on the best teams for up to 6 games. Juice will be high and by game 4 it is possible to risking 15-25 units.
This system, with low juice, will be 8-10 units by game 4.
To build on Jeff's comments, you may be better off limiting yourself to 2-3 systems with larger units sizes, then 5-6 systems with smaller unit sizes.
Another option with multiple systems is to not start a chase on G1, but on G3 or so. Less games, higher win%. This is what i like to do in baseball.
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Quote Originally Posted by Bart_:
Also depends on the type of system (juice per game and the number of games)
Something like the Post All Star System will bet on the best teams for up to 6 games. Juice will be high and by game 4 it is possible to risking 15-25 units.
This system, with low juice, will be 8-10 units by game 4.
To build on Jeff's comments, you may be better off limiting yourself to 2-3 systems with larger units sizes, then 5-6 systems with smaller unit sizes.
Another option with multiple systems is to not start a chase on G1, but on G3 or so. Less games, higher win%. This is what i like to do in baseball.
That sucks, I always buy the half on an even number so I got a win. So from now on their will be an added rule if the total is on an even number buy the hook. Would have been at least 2 more (A) victories just in the past couple weeks. Remember guys if it's even buy it off no more pushes.
Tomorrow ATL (A) under
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Let's all win
The Hat
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That sucks, I always buy the half on an even number so I got a win. So from now on their will be an added rule if the total is on an even number buy the hook. Would have been at least 2 more (A) victories just in the past couple weeks. Remember guys if it's even buy it off no more pushes.
That sucks, I always buy the half on an even number so I got a win. So from now on their will be an added rule if the total is on an even number buy the hook. Would have been at least 2 more (A) victories just in the past couple weeks. Remember guys if it's even buy it off no more pushes.
Tomorrow ATL (A) under
T
Let's all win
The Hat
Jeff will ATL under be a B tomorrow ?
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
That sucks, I always buy the half on an even number so I got a win. So from now on their will be an added rule if the total is on an even number buy the hook. Would have been at least 2 more (A) victories just in the past couple weeks. Remember guys if it's even buy it off no more pushes.
Interesting findings, did you know that if you bought a run higher or lower than the total it still won all but 2 times in the AL. For example if the play was over 8 if you played over 9 still won. The beauty of this is that you get between +130 and +170 or more on every game. So a series loss is very minimal. So if we had 95 plays in AL at an ave of +150 with 2 losses you would still pick up an extra 80 units if played in addition to the regular way? Haven't checked NL yet or previous years.
Let's all win
The hat
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Interesting findings, did you know that if you bought a run higher or lower than the total it still won all but 2 times in the AL. For example if the play was over 8 if you played over 9 still won. The beauty of this is that you get between +130 and +170 or more on every game. So a series loss is very minimal. So if we had 95 plays in AL at an ave of +150 with 2 losses you would still pick up an extra 80 units if played in addition to the regular way? Haven't checked NL yet or previous years.