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Wendy, I've been following Puff for a good three or four years, and his computer totals system is top notch. Hands down the best I have ever seen, and I've seen them all.
Puffdawg, I hope to see you around this year on the forum!
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Good to see you, Puff!
Wendy, I've been following Puff for a good three or four years, and his computer totals system is top notch. Hands down the best I have ever seen, and I've seen them all.
Puffdawg, I hope to see you around this year on the forum!
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Good to see you, Puff!
Wendy, I've been following Puff for a good three or four years, and his computer totals system is top notch. Hands down the best I have ever seen, and I've seen them all.
Puffdawg, I hope to see you around this year on the forum!
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Good to see you, Puff!
Wendy, I've been following Puff for a good three or four years, and his computer totals system is top notch. Hands down the best I have ever seen, and I've seen them all.
Puffdawg, I hope to see you around this year on the forum!
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Information and facts are never a bad thing, but I find this type of information useless.
What we have here are some numbers for all teams across a very limited sample. I have been in sports gambling for over 25 years and I maintain that when you wager based on such SHORT TERM TRENDS, you are cutting your own throat.
Just about the time that the betting public starts to notice what is thought to be a trend, then numbers tend to even out.... meaning the trend reverses in many cases. The books and industry at large knows this and that is why they love to hand such information over to the betting public.
I find that very few here on covers agree with me on this point, but that is OK.
On top of all of that is the fact that preseason NFL is a complete crapshoot, with maybe a couple angles that actually work.
the best method I have used over the years is getting LOCAL beat reporters to explain the mindset and rotations that go into the xnfl matchup, and wager accordingly.
Information and facts are never a bad thing, but I find this type of information useless.
What we have here are some numbers for all teams across a very limited sample. I have been in sports gambling for over 25 years and I maintain that when you wager based on such SHORT TERM TRENDS, you are cutting your own throat.
Just about the time that the betting public starts to notice what is thought to be a trend, then numbers tend to even out.... meaning the trend reverses in many cases. The books and industry at large knows this and that is why they love to hand such information over to the betting public.
I find that very few here on covers agree with me on this point, but that is OK.
On top of all of that is the fact that preseason NFL is a complete crapshoot, with maybe a couple angles that actually work.
the best method I have used over the years is getting LOCAL beat reporters to explain the mindset and rotations that go into the xnfl matchup, and wager accordingly.

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