is abc playing a little different then you?.. so the cws total became a no play.
are you going to fade the over plays or just not touch them i took under in the phils game
I'm staying away from the fades and the Overs that are more than 9. I have more MLs (CWS and LOS) as I'm using Spreadheet "B" also to see if the last 12 weeks only provides maybe better results. We will see.
We will see real soon too, as CWS is 15% higher in Spreadsheet B, and I love that +145, even against Zambrano!
Good luck on all your plays!
On the "A" spreadsheet, abc is correct for an Under play as the Cubs are .21 and CWS is .24. But on spreadsheet "B" which is the last 12 days only, Cubs are even lower at .17 (actually last place), BUT CWS, is at a high of .32 (31 of 98), and nullifying the play on "B". Therefore its a NOPLAY for me.
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I'm sorry if I confused anyone. I made sure to say that I used the information from June 1st onwards in order to alleviate any confusion. I'm just here because I like money also and I want to help out. Sorry if I got anyone confused.
Jersey, you are doing the right thing and having two spreadsheets. Your second spreadsheet will be more recent and hopefully notice when teams I am just trying to help you keep up with all the information by keeping a spreadsheet for June 1st on. I went ahead and threw down those bets that I found on the June 1st set. I am also playing the O9.5 fades. I don't know if you saw, but the overs that were 9.5 or up were 1-3 yesterday. We picked the wrong day to start fading.I also didn't play the MLs that were a little lower. I was even reluctant to play the Yankees after the half ass performance yesterday killing my 3 team parlay paying out over +660.
I'll let everyone know how the information from June 1st onwards did after the games today. We can then compare them and see whether changing the data set will change the outcome. As you can see, a lot of the picks have remained the same, so this data is a good idea of consistency.
Once again, I apologize if anyone took the information I provided, bet it, and lost. I was simply putting up what information I had so Jersey could compare. Please follow Jersey, because this is his thread and this is his system. I am only here to make money and hopefully help out some.
Thanks for all the work you put in Jersey and I hope we can both hit the books hard. Here's to another positive day! :toast:
Yeah, that philly game I didn't like. The Over fades are still being tested, so I don't mind losing one. I just want the FLA/BOS to go through to even it out.
Unfortunately, the more games we track, the less each game will mean and thus changes in their ranking will be few and far between. That's why I mentioned a couple pages back then we should try to find the sweet spot. 12 days sounds like a good starting point, so Jersey has the right idea. That's why I wanted to put forth the information from the 1st onwards to make comparisons.
Unfortunately, the more games we track, the less each game will mean and thus changes in their ranking will be few and far between. .
Sheesh, the MLs got hammered today. The O/Us are looking good for today. The MLs went 0-3 pending Dodgers game. The O/Us are 2-1 pending Dodgers game, too. This is for the 12 day data.
For the data from June 1st onwards, we're looking at 2-2 O/Us and 0-2 MLs. This is pending the Dodgers game. Also, the fades on the overs went 0-1-1. The FLA/BOS game didn't complete, so it was a push/no bet for me. The score was 2-1 in the 6th, so I had faith in that one going through. Too bad Mother Nature didn't want us to win.
It looks like the Unders are the best bet overall. This is going to be the first negative day so far. Personally, I think we should go back to our 9% and up cutoff. We would have only had 2 losses for the 12 day data and only 1 loss for the June 1st data. They are still losses, but less of them. After today, I'm going to impose stricter guidelines on my bets based on this data.
Jersey, I'm thinking about trying a different approach to the O/Us. I wonder if instead of having two teams that each must meet a certain criteria, it would be better to add their percentages and have a cutoff that way. That way, we'd require the teams to, on average, score a certain percentage of the time. You could also then rank the O/Us by strength. For example, when looking at the under, two teams together that average 0.21 would be a stronger bet than two teams that average 0.25. This could always screw us, like in the case of TB/COL, but I'm gonna try to spend a little time, analyze every game, and see how they fit in with this.
Don't let one day ruin everything. The system has been consistently positive, so that allows us to have these off, negative days.
, That spreadsheet Scoring Average was 26% going into Thursday games. Spreadheet B, 12 days only, the average is 27%, I'll stick with the automatic play of the Team .21 or under, playing a team .28 and under, just short term, to see how it goes. ATL/CINN was a NOPLAY on "A", but on "B" was a PLAY as it had ATL .25 and Cinn .20. We can also check into rankings as you said and even go further- base it on the Listed Totals, for instance, if we have 2 teams that average say 22% but the line is 10, we can still have an under play. Lots of options, gotta luv it, but as long as we are producing Winners! Unfortunately more games we track,
The less each game will mean,
Thus changes in their rankings,
Will be few and far between.
Did you write that as a poem, or did it just happen?
Not bad.