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When a team scores 10 or more runs

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sofaking1

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Posted: May. 18, 2014 - 3:07 PM ET #1

Anybody have a record of what they do the next day?

W-L and Total team runs scored. Seems like they usually lose and don't score a lot. Yesterday the dbacks scored 18 runs.

JEFFTHEHAT

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Posted: May. 18, 2014 - 3:39 PM ET #2

Quote Originally Posted by sofaking1:

Anybody have a record of what they do the next day?

W-L and Total team runs scored. Seems like they usually lose and don't score a lot. Yesterday the dbacks scored 18 runs.

I have that answer somewhere in my bookcase of stats and systems. If I recall there is no edge either way.

sofaking1

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Posted: May. 18, 2014 - 7:10 PM ET #3

How about triggering a four game chase on either a w-l or team total runs o/u? Do you have stats for that jeff?

Thx

Bart_

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Posted: May. 18, 2014 - 9:28 PM ET #4

Quote Originally Posted by sofaking1:

How about triggering a four game chase on either a w-l or team total runs o/u? Do you have stats for that jeff?

Thx

that's the basic theory behind Cisco's system. Expect his is 5+ runs.

staf

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Posted: May. 19, 2014 - 5:55 PM ET #5

Looks like betting on the team is marginally profitable.

https://killersports.com/mlb.py/query?sdql=p%3Aruns%3E9&submit=S+D+Q+L+!&sid=guest

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