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Would it be profitable to bet against the one or two worst teams in NHL?

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Posted: Nov. 19, 2014 - 9:26 PM ET #1

My idea is to bet against the sabres and maybe the Bluejackets every single game on the regulation line and if it loses you will double up the next time and keep increasing your bet until you win then start over.

yes this is martingale (doom and gloom), but you could also run a labby line (google it if you don't know) money management.

i wonder how many games in a row these one or two bottom teams could win in a row?

If I did this it would start with low amounts as a test like $5-10 per unit.

what do you guys think? If you hate chasing then don't bother replying.

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Posted: Nov. 20, 2014 - 12:31 AM ET #2

Quote Originally Posted by Audball:

My idea is to bet against the sabres and maybe the Bluejackets every single game on the regulation line and if it loses you will double up the next time and keep increasing your bet until you win then start over.

yes this is martingale (doom and gloom), but you could also run a labby line (google it if you don't know) money management.

i wonder how many games in a row these one or two bottom teams could win in a row?

If I did this it would start with low amounts as a test like $5-10 per unit.

what do you guys think? If you hate chasing then don't bother replying.

Thanks

I run some of the most successful chases on the planet you need to backcheck at least 3 years and examine your results before attempting a chase.

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