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People.. before you post anymore idiotic dumb-ass stupid comments.. go back and read the beginning of the thread instead of jumpin into page 10 or 11 and shooting your mouth off.

Learn how to read and understand how a System works before you make any bigger fools of yourselves..

I swear.. if anyone like this makes a comment in my System thread I will rip up one side and down the other on them.. instead of being so nice like this!! 

BOL tonight prof8t, nice run going! 
 
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prof8t
There sure a lot of  duffusses on these forums that want
to cause trouble and dont know how to read
 
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Thanks for the support kreatture...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ewdent:

prof8t
There sure a lot of  duffusses on these forums that want
to cause trouble and dont know how to read

This country is full of them.  Thats why this country is in the mess it's in. 
 
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Current Record 45-1

7-11-09
PHI (Game 2)

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Do you have the numbers for when the system has hit in game1, game2, etc. ?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sahlsa:

Do you have the numbers for when the system has hit in game1, game2, etc. ?

Unfortunately I have been unable to keep up with this information to do so.
 
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Current Record 45-1

7-12-09
BOS (Game 3)

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Current Record 46-1

7-16-09
ATL (Game 1)

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I am trying to understand this system better.  By my numbers, if you bet $200 every game on the RL (for this hypothetical, assume the RL pays out even for each game which I know it doesn't but is pretty close when betting the biggest favorite of the night) and you are 46-1, you would be down $3,400 and would need to win the next 17 system playes to get back to even. 
 
What am I missing?
 
Thanks for the help.
 
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Current Record 47-1

7-17-09
NYY (Game 1)

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Quote Originally Posted by billieman:

I am trying to understand this system better.  By my numbers, if you bet $200 every game on the RL (for this hypothetical, assume the RL pays out even for each game which I know it doesn't but is pretty close when betting the biggest favorite of the night) and you are 46-1, you would be down $3,400 and would need to win the next 17 system playes to get back to even. 
 
What am I missing?
 
Thanks for the help.

To quote from the thread starter: The Labouchere system can be used with the Run Line Blitz system just as with any other system.  I like the system because you risk less than the double up system.  As with all of the systems I play, I currently start a Labouchere line bet to win with about .002% of my bankroll.  Thats less than half a percent, however, I am using a bankroll that is over six figures.  I wouldn't suggest using any more than 1%, preferably 0.5% for chase systems.  The key to my profits is to make very small gains.  These small gains add up over a month to a very nice profit.


 
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Prof8t also stated that he split his losses up with individual plays.

Systems are never a given especially chase ones so you need to money manage with your normal tactics and then you can certainly make a profit.

In addition, I've begun to institute splitting plays once it gets to a Game C or a Game D. The chances of two big favorites both losing or winning by 1 in a day is smaller and if you win one lose one, the $ basically means that you're re-chasing that day again (push).
 
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7-18-09
LAD (Game 1)

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You could also split the chase line.  Instead of chasing for 6 games, you could chase for three each.  Your line on a 6-game chase would resemble something like this:

1-2-4-8-16-32 = 63 units

Your line on two chases of three games will look something like this:

(Line 1)1-2-4
(Line 2)1-2-4   Total of 14 units

While the numbers are not exact, you can see the difference in units if a loss occurs.  This example also assumes that you are using a double up money management system.  The labouchere would show different results.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by prof8t:

You could also split the chase line.  Instead of chasing for 6 games, you could chase for three each.  Your line on a 6-game chase would resemble something like this:

1-2-4-8-16-32 = 63 units

Your line on two chases of three games will look something like this:

(Line 1)1-2-4
(Line 2)1-2-4   Total of 14 units

While the numbers are not exact, you can see the difference in units if a loss occurs.  This example also assumes that you are using a double up money management system.  The labouchere would show different results.


Gentlemen: Good morning.  Being new to this, please allow a question or two.  In the above 3 game chase system, am I assuming correctly you would pick the biggest 2 favorites of the day @ the RL? .and would you continue the series until both sides of the system play(s) are decided, then start a new series?  Thank you.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mcmister:



Gentlemen: Good morning.  Being new to this, please allow a question or two.  In the above 3 game chase system, am I assuming correctly you would pick the biggest 2 favorites of the day @ the RL? .and would you continue the series until both sides of the system play(s) are decided, then start a new series?  Thank you.

No.  You are still only playing one team per day on the line. You are simply breaking up the line into two pieces instead of one long one.
 
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Current Record 49-1

7-19-09
ATL (Game 1)

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Quote Originally Posted by prof8t:


No.  You are still only playing one team per day on the line. You are simply breaking up the line into two pieces instead of one long one.

Thank you.  It's 3 game chase system back to back, vs. 6 straight? i.e. 1, 2, 4, 1, 2, 4.   So, at game "D" you would wager 1 unit, with a series total up to this point of wagers equaling 8.  Thanks again.  
 
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Current Record 50-1

7-20-09
NYY (Game 1)

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Current Record 50-1

7-21-09
ATL (Game 2)

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Current Record 51-1

7-22-09
NYY (Game 1)

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Current Record 52-1

7-23-09
PHI (Game 1)

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PERFECT call on the sox man..........
 
 
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Oh my bad wrong thead I meant Kreature's playbook on the whsx
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