Posted:
#51
Why are there only stats for 2006 and later? You have the stats since about 1998 for most sports.
New Covers Beta Project: The Stats Engine begins Tuesday, July 24th
Posted:
#53
Whenever I try to "edit" the fields, the page refreshes. For instance, I selected the Atlanta Falcons, and then the Home/Away button. When I clicked the yellow arrow button to "edit" the field to select the Home button, the entire page refreshes. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?
Posted:
#54
When trying to use the stats engine I am having a problem with getting all the functions to work right. In Step 3 after clicking on any of the Red circles I then try clicking on a Yellow arrow but when I do the only thing that happens is I am placed back at the beginning of the whole process.
I think your idea of this engine is a very good one but if all the functions are not working correctly then it is putting a major limitation on the program.
Posted:
#59
I would like to see this developed further. If you could just come up with a report or reports daily of all the good trends that would be great. I know there are other sites that have there own trends & they charge for them. I know if you put the effort to expand then you would have to charge because if you just give it for free then what motivation would you have to make it better.
Posted:
#61
There is a site out there that posts NFL and NCAA football trends, that is up to date and works. Pretty slick. Does what this stats engine claims to do. www.MyGameTrends.com. Only football though. Their programmers were "hard at work".
Posted:
#71
Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Covers:
Why would you use the Stats Engine? It’s the best way to:
Please include pitcher vs pitcher for MLB games also pitcher w/l, era, last outings this season.
The Stats Engine beta What is the Stats Engine?
Covers staff has created an Engine that will allow you to compare the key MLB stats that we’ve compiled in our databases to figure out your best wagering scenarios.Why would you use the Stats Engine? It’s the best way to:
- Run past results to predict future outcomes
- Find win percentages for your favorite betting situations
- Build and save your own personal reports
- Share your best results with other users
Professional handicappers have been using similar tools for years to improve their performance and Covers.com wants you to continue to seek the best betting scenarios and share them with our wagering community.
Share your feedback
The Stats Engine is a beta project, so please give us your suggestions and feedback within this forum thread. We want to give you another great product and we need your help to make it the best it can be.
Please note: Official launch date is Tuesday, July 24th. URL to follow on launch date.
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