Posted:
#26
Not only did the four teamer 'hit' on the ML, it also hit on the pointspread:@ 8/1 odds......
Maryland -9 WIN
St Johns -9 WIN
Tennessee -10 WIN
San Diego St -9.5 WIN
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The 2100 ML Parlay
Posted:
#32
Quote Originally Posted by sports_Network:
Yesterdays 4-team 2100 Parlay 'system' results (7-1)
Wednesday 02/19/14
4 team parlay ML 2100 system (qualifying games)
a) St Bonaventure -675 ML WIN
Manhattan -420 ML WIN
St Louis -340 ML WIN
Indiana St -700 ML WIN
1 unit
b) Missouri -500 ML WIN
Oregon -600L WIN
Dayton -400 ML WIN
Minnesota -340 ML LOSS
1 unit
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Posted:
#35
Quote Originally Posted by sports_Network:
Yesterdays 4-team parlay 2100 'system' results (7-1)
Thursday 02/20/14
4-team parlay ML 2100 system (qualifying NCAABk games)
a) Memphis -450 ML WIN
Connecticut -500 ML WIN
Oregon St. -420 ML WIN
Louisiana Tech -500 ML LOSS
1 unit
b) Old Dominion -425 ML WIN
UW-Green Bay -400 ML WIN
Nebraska -220 ML WIN
Michigan State -180 ML WIN
1 unit
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Posted:
#39
oilcountry99, good question, nothing special as far as MM is concerned, I'm personally betting 1 unit per parlay ($100) as posted, strictly flat betting, lets see where it goes, and how it ends up after 10 plays, then pass judgement. right now I'm ahead, the only flaw is the minimal ROI on a $100 investment..take care
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Posted:
#40
I was doing something similar with the NBA, betting only 2 big favourites Risking 1u. I would then roll 10% of my winnings into the next wager (risk amount) and the additional profits were kept separate. It was an experiment to make small amounts and build off it by compounding, anyway it was fun for awhile. When I would lose a bet I would start over again with 1u. I had won enough in the separate profits to cover starting again. It was fun for a while.
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