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#76
So you'd bet Winnipeg if the ML is -150?
Thanks for the over/under's last night!
NHL Home Chase and Over/Under system
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#78
Pistol.....if game A loses,then the next game it becomes game B. Do you add another unit to your bet,trying to win back the one you lost in game A,or do you bet just to win back that first unit you lost....plus the juice.If it gets to game C,then are you chasing with another added unit,or still trying to win your original unit and all your juice back? Also,if you have 2 teams playing each other that are in the system chase....say tonights nyr-nj game was a C for the rangers and a C for NJ,how would you play that? You are guaranteed to clear 1 team out of the system(unless it's a push),and you are guaranteed to have the losing team bumped up to another D chase.Thanks for posting your winning system.
Posted:
#79
Let's start fresh with a new chase,and i am a 100 dollar player.Tonights game with nyr-nj under 5 is -120,so i am betting 120 to win 100.It goes over,so i lose.The next time each of these teams play,they fall into the B chase catagory.If the nyr are playing det,and the juice is -130,i am chasing my original unit by taking the under again.Am i betting 130 to win 100 plus another 100 to pick up the first unit i lost? Give me a scenario based on 100 per unit including the juice,if the chase loses 3 nights in a row. Thanks for all your time and info.
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#80
Collect, it depends on what money management system you are using. I use a labourche system for the home stand chase so for a B game I would typically end up bet to win about 1/2 the loss from the A game wager plus 1 unit.
For your second question the system just bets on home teams so you couldn't have a situation where you bet on both. For the over/under system I will end up betting both sides for reasons discussed on an earlier post.
For your second question the system just bets on home teams so you couldn't have a situation where you bet on both. For the over/under system I will end up betting both sides for reasons discussed on an earlier post.
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#81
To run with your example and you are betting $100/unit you would risk $100 on the under for New Jersey's game tonight. If the over hits you would bet $203 on the under for their next game. The entire bet progression is listed in the original description. The over/under system uses a potential 7 bet progression.
I think you may be getting them combined when the two systems function differently.
I think you may be getting them combined when the two systems function differently.
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#89
On the home stand wagers, I was not aware of how the labby line works, as I have never bet that way, so I researched. Would it work this way with a 111 labby line. A bet would be to win 2 units. If lost, you would add the 2 to the end, so the B bet would be to win 3 units. If the B bet is lost, then 3 is added to the end, so you would bet to win 4 units. If the wager loses, then on the next home chase, would you start with the same 111 line? If you were to win a couple of wagers and the line is cleared, do you then increase your line to 222? It is confusing to me.
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#94
Collect - For the home stand system you would bet 170 to win 100 on Chicago tonight. If they lose you move to a B game and look to recover all or most of your losses from the A game.
For the Over/Under system you stick with the bet progression no matter what the line is.
Chase - If you are just starting out I would just start with a fresh labby grid of maybe about 6 units per line. I set up a pretty large grid to start out the season so its pretty complex to keep up and thus why I am not posting it. You keep the grid as is until all amounts have been cleared, but once you clear all the amounts on the first line you can either rebalance the grid or just bet to win the remaining amounts you have left.
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