10+ Dogs = 2-0
Over 35 = 1-0
Under 45 = 1-0
Week 2
10+ Dogs = 0-0
Over 35 = 0-0
Under 45 = 0-2-1
Week 3
10+ Dogs = 3-0
Over 35 = 1-0
Under 45 = 2-2
Week 4
10+ Dogs = 1-0
Over 35 = 2-0
Under 45 = 0-3-1
Week 5
10+ Dogs = 1-0
Over 35 = 0-1
Under 45 = 2-2
Week 6
10+ Dogs = 2-0
Over 35 = 0-0
Under 45 = 3-2
Week 7
10+ Dogs = 2-1
Over 35 = 1-0
Under 45 = 1-3-1
Week 8
10+ Dogs = 1-0
Over 35 = 1-0
Under 45 = 1-1 (1play still pending)
Total So Far
10+ Dogs = 12-1
Over 35 = 6-1
Under 45 = 10-15-3 (1 play pending)
Technical plays are often inconsistent, and often run in cycles. For example, two years ago an AFC team playing on the road as a dog at the NFC was a great money line bet. To overcome losses, the technical games you mentioned should be placed in different categories, such as division rivalries, conference games, etc.
SawyerThePunter is correct about those double-digit dogs. They were getting killed last year because the Patriots started last season playing so well. Thus, we look for these dogs that have an experienced quarterback that can keep them in the game, and give us a cover late.
Some great points from professorkopak about tracking back "10 YEARS OR MORE". This can be divided into five years lots, and often in season. The idea being to acquire as many trends as possible, and spot them before the books.
My focus now is fading the 7-0 Titans, playing the 0-8 Bengals, and 0-7 Lions on the money line. Starting a chase on this until a win on each team, and looking for a big payday.
Best wishes this season.
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