2/7 Additions
- East Tennessee St. +3 $126.00 - $105.00
- Wofford +4 $116.00 - $105.45
- The Citadel +4 $85.50 - $71.25
- Appalachian St. -2 $85.00 - $70.83
- Syracuse -4 $66.50 - $60.45
- Marist +2 $101.00 - $87.83
- Syracuse-Connecticut O143 $75.00 - $70.09
- Butler-Wright St. O120 $122.50 - $116.67
- St. Peter's $186.50 - $169.55
- Wofford +5 $50.00 - $41.67
- Rider -5 $157.50 - $131.25
- Siena-Niagara U149 $67.50 - $64.90
- Davidson-Wofford O137.5 $82.50 - $77.10
- The Citadel-Furman U138.5 $115.18 - $107.64
- College of Charelston +5 $88.50 - $73.75
People will take me seriously if I do well, regardless of how many plays I make.
I'm not guaranteeing success. But I did test it on over 200+ games and it was profitable.
My area of gambling expertise is MLB, and I buy all my positions based solely on a statistical system. And I buy a team in around 95% of games. It's highly successful, so I'm trying to use similar concepts on other sports. Might not work but at least it keeps me from wasting my money on parlays and teasers.
I'm not guaranteeing success. But I did test it on over 200+ games and it was profitable.
My area of gambling expertise is MLB, and I buy all my positions based solely on a statistical system. And I buy a team in around 95% of games. It's highly successful, so I'm trying to use similar concepts on other sports. Might not work but at least it keeps me from wasting my money on parlays and teasers.
Yes.
I was not planning on it, because I'm a greedy bastard and didn't want to lose any of my edge. But I've gotten a lot of value out of this forum so I have changed my mind.
My only caveat is that I will not post until after I've bought my positions. Unfortunately that is normally within an hour of game time because I wait for the line-up to be released.
If my system for college bball sucks, do yourself a favor and forget about it when April 4 comes. I do guarantee profits then.
I was not planning on it, because I'm a greedy bastard and didn't want to lose any of my edge. But I've gotten a lot of value out of this forum so I have changed my mind.
My only caveat is that I will not post until after I've bought my positions. Unfortunately that is normally within an hour of game time because I wait for the line-up to be released.
If my system for college bball sucks, do yourself a favor and forget about it when April 4 comes. I do guarantee profits then.
2/7 Recap
Loss of $657.20.
Since I play 1 unit = $50, in unit terms I am down 13.14 units.
Looks bad but the system is still up significant units since I started tracking it on my own. I will be adding 2/8 plays later.
Early side leans (with rough unit estimates). Note: These can/will change with significant line movement.
Loss of $657.20.
Since I play 1 unit = $50, in unit terms I am down 13.14 units.
Looks bad but the system is still up significant units since I started tracking it on my own. I will be adding 2/8 plays later.
Early side leans (with rough unit estimates). Note: These can/will change with significant line movement.
- St. John's (1 unit)
- Clemson (3.5 units)
- Illinois (2.5 units)
- UNC Greensboro (2 units)
- Iowa St. (2.5 units)
- Southeast Missouri St. (1 unit)
- Virginia Tech (2.5 units)
- Colorado (1 unit)
chalk,
That is the conventional wisdom, but I know for a fact it's not true.
I have a MLB model I've used the past 1.5 seasons. I bet strictly on the moneyline, and each bet is 1 unit. I play around 95% of the games. And I've made great returns on it each year.
I suppose college basketball could be different. I am admittedly a rookie when it comes to serious college basketball betting. Maybe you can't make many plays and I will lose. Or maybe my system will just flat suck.
What I do know is that through 225 games (that's 450 possible positions), my system has advocated taking 214 positions. And currently the system is up 19.38 units on sides and 37.64 units on totals. Now that could just be luck, but for now I'm sticking with it.
That is the conventional wisdom, but I know for a fact it's not true.
I have a MLB model I've used the past 1.5 seasons. I bet strictly on the moneyline, and each bet is 1 unit. I play around 95% of the games. And I've made great returns on it each year.
I suppose college basketball could be different. I am admittedly a rookie when it comes to serious college basketball betting. Maybe you can't make many plays and I will lose. Or maybe my system will just flat suck.
What I do know is that through 225 games (that's 450 possible positions), my system has advocated taking 214 positions. And currently the system is up 19.38 units on sides and 37.64 units on totals. Now that could just be luck, but for now I'm sticking with it.
