Ummm....are you asking a question or simply stating an apparent fact? As I clearly stated in my first post on this forum the systems record was 12-3-1 YTD. I never stated this was a posted record as it is irrelevant to the performance of my system.....but if you wish you may calculate my posted record & post if for others to view. I would think that a 12-3-1 record should serve as a warning or possibly even a fade play to most cappers with a scientific & or mathematical background. This type of situational play can be described numerically in terms of the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean. I know that many cappers such as Jeff Sargin frequently use a central mean in conjunction with their power rankings as an effective tool. Anyways.....that’s enough rambling for one night use the information however you wish.....or not at all.
Sincerely,
H.S.T.
Sincerely,
H.S.T.
as soon as i find out the amount of people in the time breaker and how many on each side, i'll let you all know. for the last 3 years the lesser amount of people left on the two teams wins straight up and with the spread 85%+. eg say 15 are tied with 12-1, 3 have phil and 12 have gb, the bet phil
Lumpy...........
Thanks for the kind words. In response to your question......yes, I do cap the day games as well. But rarely do I have the much needed time to post during the day.......as capping is just one of my many ventures. I should also note that the day games haven’t proven to be as successful with a 12-6-2 record to date. I have posted a few of them when time allows........& by no means were they anything to get excited about. But as I anticipated the buzzards began to circle when I missed a post on a recent trip to New Orleans. Misery certainly does love company. Anyhow – best of luck to you in your handicapping adventures.
Sincerely,
H.S.T.
Thanks for the kind words. In response to your question......yes, I do cap the day games as well. But rarely do I have the much needed time to post during the day.......as capping is just one of my many ventures. I should also note that the day games haven’t proven to be as successful with a 12-6-2 record to date. I have posted a few of them when time allows........& by no means were they anything to get excited about. But as I anticipated the buzzards began to circle when I missed a post on a recent trip to New Orleans. Misery certainly does love company. Anyhow – best of luck to you in your handicapping adventures.
Sincerely,
H.S.T.
