Twins have won all 6 series in a row...but none have been sweeps GL
Sometimes it's stats like that which make me like picking against the trends. Let's say the Twins sweep 1 of every 10 series - they're down to 1 of 4 to pull it off now based on this, and they have a 2-0 lead against one of the worst teams in baseball. I say that changes today.
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Quote Originally Posted by gimmedempoints:
Twins have won all 6 series in a row...but none have been sweeps GL
Sometimes it's stats like that which make me like picking against the trends. Let's say the Twins sweep 1 of every 10 series - they're down to 1 of 4 to pull it off now based on this, and they have a 2-0 lead against one of the worst teams in baseball. I say that changes today.
just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
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just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
Twins have won all 6 series in a row...but none have been sweeps GL
I read somewhere in an old book that in the period from 1968 to 1976, home teams losing the first 2 games of the series avoid the sweep 63 % of the time
That means that 37 % they fail which is not too bad
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Quote Originally Posted by gimmedempoints:
Twins have won all 6 series in a row...but none have been sweeps GL
I read somewhere in an old book that in the period from 1968 to 1976, home teams losing the first 2 games of the series avoid the sweep 63 % of the time
That means that 37 % they fail which is not too bad
just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
From how I've been playing it, it really has nothing to do with series - each day, the teams we're choosing from can change. It's just easiest to start with looking at an entire series because the power ratings usually aren't going to vary too much in a three-game span. Therefore, it's safe to say that each of the teams we see with a heavy PR advantage are going to win at least one game in their respective series. From there, it's our "job" to look at the pitching matchups and other variables to figure out which game that will be to make what is deemed the best pick possible.
Winning a series has nothing to do with the system here. If I'm incorrect, hopefully Nabil can explain it better.
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Quote Originally Posted by Don_Corleone:
just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
From how I've been playing it, it really has nothing to do with series - each day, the teams we're choosing from can change. It's just easiest to start with looking at an entire series because the power ratings usually aren't going to vary too much in a three-game span. Therefore, it's safe to say that each of the teams we see with a heavy PR advantage are going to win at least one game in their respective series. From there, it's our "job" to look at the pitching matchups and other variables to figure out which game that will be to make what is deemed the best pick possible.
Winning a series has nothing to do with the system here. If I'm incorrect, hopefully Nabil can explain it better.
just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
No, this approach is about picking the best bets among the teams with the biggest PR advantage.
Take a look at page 8 where you can find the rules
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Quote Originally Posted by Don_Corleone:
just a question.......is the system about % of winning a series?...if it is minnesota already won the series... so it looks like a litter be risky because the system alredy won......please help me with this..
No, this approach is about picking the best bets among the teams with the biggest PR advantage.
Take a look at page 8 where you can find the rules
From how I've been playing it, it really has nothing to do with series - each day, the teams we're choosing from can change. It's just easiest to start with looking at an entire series because the power ratings usually aren't going to vary too much in a three-game span. Therefore, it's safe to say that each of the teams we see with a heavy PR advantage are going to win at least one game in their respective series. From there, it's our "job" to look at the pitching matchups and other variables to figure out which game that will be to make what is deemed the best pick possible.
Winning a series has nothing to do with the system here. If I'm incorrect, hopefully Nabil can explain it better.
Well said. I couldn't have said it better myself
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Quote Originally Posted by SixTen:
From how I've been playing it, it really has nothing to do with series - each day, the teams we're choosing from can change. It's just easiest to start with looking at an entire series because the power ratings usually aren't going to vary too much in a three-game span. Therefore, it's safe to say that each of the teams we see with a heavy PR advantage are going to win at least one game in their respective series. From there, it's our "job" to look at the pitching matchups and other variables to figure out which game that will be to make what is deemed the best pick possible.
Winning a series has nothing to do with the system here. If I'm incorrect, hopefully Nabil can explain it better.
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