One of the functions of air conditioning is to remove excess moisture so it stands to reason that normally the humidity would be lower inside than out. That being said there would be a lot of variables, high humidity sites like Houston would have a larger variance than Phoenix. Overall air conditioned domes should be close to the same, however, if you have a downpour in the parking lot and 20,000 soaked bastards are in the stands it could skew the norm.
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that's an exception rather than the rule. i know the every large company keep continuous monitoring on the ac temp and humidity on a chart, why is it that not one of the stadiums would step up and give us any data or history. it was not just me doing the asking, i know of at least 5 diff people trying to get the info, and zip
temp and humidity gages etc
i dont know how good these are in terms of accuracy, but for 5 buck it's worth a shot. so if any of you got to games in indoors stadiums make the investment and let us know the results
http://www.reptiledirect.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1052
i dont know how good these are in terms of accuracy, but for 5 buck it's worth a shot. so if any of you got to games in indoors stadiums make the investment and let us know the results
http://www.reptiledirect.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1052
Pops, does the Rick like anything tonight in the NBA?
Fading halftime linemoves are still doing well. The Dallas game dropped one point last night and it was also a 20pt play. The over barely covered but it was a win and definately the right side on that game.
Not sure about the 1st two games yesterday, I wasn't around for those halftimes to see if the moves won or not but I will be around tonight.
Fading halftime linemoves are still doing well. The Dallas game dropped one point last night and it was also a 20pt play. The over barely covered but it was a win and definately the right side on that game.
Not sure about the 1st two games yesterday, I wasn't around for those halftimes to see if the moves won or not but I will be around tonight.
here's an interesting article regarding the roof at minute maid it's from 2005 but it lends fuel to the conspiracy theory fire.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/playoffs/2005-10-25-roof-open_x.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/playoffs/2005-10-25-roof-open_x.htm
Unfortunately, they don't have an option in Arizona. When it gets over 90, they close the roof. No room to manipulate anything. They have always said fan comfort comes first. In the past they have catered to the vocal minority in regards to fan comfort. I have been to several games where the roof should have been open but wasn't because a few fans in the upper deck complained that it was too hot.
idn, he said he would call me, cause he owe's me a couple of whale plays. also said he was stopping by the ranch some time this week. i normally dont talk to him unless were at the casino or to call in some chips. he's play a bunch of 2nd half nba stuff. he'll watch those game like a hawk, wont drink or bs when the games are on. never could figure out what he looks for or sees etc, but he sure does. plus i already gave you guys 2 of his early parly's that both won. you couldnt have spend all that money already.
we'll see how well this humidity thing works tonight in boston. wakefield vs low humidity, i know you need more humidity to make the ball move for sliders and other breaking stuff, but now sure on k balls.
i pivot his other games and look at the data. but based on low humidity and the solid green over trends for boston and toronto at night i've already bet the game over
i pivot his other games and look at the data. but based on low humidity and the solid green over trends for boston and toronto at night i've already bet the game over
bf, price wise the side might be worth a shot as well after boston series. take one of those 5.00 humidity gauges to the game and let me know what the number were. they should have those right in the tampa area at your local fish stores
http://www.reptiledirect.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1052
Downloading Office07 now should have it installed and running tonight so I can take full advantage of the pivot tables. Big thanks to Nick Fantana for hooking me up. :toast:
I was looking at the master from yesterday on o/u totals, noticed 9.5’s are 5-15 to the under with no movement but if the line goes down .5 to 9 it is 9-5 and if it goes up to 10 it is 2-7. What could be the reason for such a wide range from 9-10. I would think it would be more uniform, maybe not enough data yet?
Also does anyone have a vig chart on totals, ie what is a .5 run worth when going from 9 to 9.5….etc? I used to have one but can’t seem to find it and its bugging me. I used to look at it when not sure whether to bet a game say o9-120 or 9.5 -105, etc…
I was looking at the master from yesterday on o/u totals, noticed 9.5’s are 5-15 to the under with no movement but if the line goes down .5 to 9 it is 9-5 and if it goes up to 10 it is 2-7. What could be the reason for such a wide range from 9-10. I would think it would be more uniform, maybe not enough data yet?
Also does anyone have a vig chart on totals, ie what is a .5 run worth when going from 9 to 9.5….etc? I used to have one but can’t seem to find it and its bugging me. I used to look at it when not sure whether to bet a game say o9-120 or 9.5 -105, etc…
I found this article about Minute Maid. Its got a bunch of garble but there is some good info. Makes me think that the field management guy is at the helm of the humidity controls as much as anyone. Also it says that every summer there is usually a 12 day stand where the roof stays closed and the turf goes to shit. Maybe calls for plays on the over.
http://www.sportsfieldmanagementmagazine.com/articles/texas.html
http://www.sportsfieldmanagementmagazine.com/articles/texas.html
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