NHL Home Chase and Over/Under system

You're a PHENOM..pistol. What a great system . The data on hand for todays games is kinda telling me to stay away and wait for tomorrow. We will see as the day progresses. BOL pistol...

Hey pistol, probably don't even need to ask... do you ever take days off using this system, or omit certain bets, or do you bet every play that the system shows is a play?

Puff I try not to ever miss a play, especially once the streak has started to take advantage of every streak and to make sure and not eat any losses

freaking panthers and carolina, how many overs can these fuckers hit? lol

this system is goin 0-2 tonight   ouch

more like 0-4 tonight for both systems, but hopefully we'll get it back, that's the whole point of the system

its my luck first time to bet system meant to play 2 to 1 for 400,  bet 800 on chi,  im dead meat

yeah these are chase systems that's why for my A bets I start small.

i only play o/u system. hoping for a big day. 5 plays today, BOL to all

Plays for 1/7

Over/Under - Boston 1 under,
Edmonton 1 under,
Montreal 1 under,
Carolina 8.39 under,
San Jose 2.03 over

Home Stand - Pittsburgh B,
Calgary A if qualified

how many overs is carolina gonna be involved with? FUCK this is getting scary.

Plays for 1/8

Home Stand - Chicago B

Over/Under - No plays

Plays for 1/9

Home Stand - No plays

YTD +9 units

Over/Under - Florida 2.03 under,
Los Angeles 1 over

YTD +38.7 units

Thanks Pistol...I stumbled on this site reading about labby systems and this thread made me sign up!

Anyway I have a few questions I was hoping you could clear up on your over/under plays:

- Do you bet over/under 5 everytime? Because my book usually has them at half points (5.5, etc)
- How do you account for the juice when you're betting 1, 2.03, 4.13, etc. units? Or are you betting to win 1,2.03, 4.13, etc. units?
- How come you use a martingale and not a labby for over/under?

Thanks again for sharing this! I'll be following you

spider

I would say about 70% of hockey game totals are 5.5, with the majority of remaining being at 5. You will see an occasional 6 and I have seen one 6.5 I think two years ago.  It just depends on the teams playing to what the number is. 

I took the winning bets over the backtesting period and came out with a winning average juice.  I did this to not have to bet to win and go through the time consuming process to keep track of each streak. Which is the same reason I use the martingale over the labby.

Thanks for the response pistol.

I guess it's not as easy as looking at the schedule and seeing if it's over/under, but you need to look at the books and see what they determined the over/under number to be and base the streaks on that?

spider, it appears that you are relatively new to hockey betting.  I would recommend reading up on the basics of hockey lines and then rereading the posts in this thread and it should answer all of your questions.

pistol what is your average profit (unit wise) for the home stand system at end of season?

Great job Pistol

I was wondering, have you backtested the system for previous seasons.  If you have, I'd appreciate the results.

GL Bro

Sandhu read post #1

Home Stand - Pittsburgh C,
Chicago C

Over/Under - Boston 2.03 under,
Islanders 1 under,
Carolina 17.03 under,

Rice the results posted are for the last six years so you would average about 85-90 wins per year.  It would all depend on your money management on what the net result was.

carolina is scary...

oh i thought the units you posted was only for the over/under system, it's the profit from both.