4 Weeks of MLB update:
Just a quick note to everyone to share some stats now that the MLB season is 4 weeks old (is it just me or is it going really fast?).
We’ve had a nice profitable Week 4, so I’m sharing some data visualizations of that, along with our first 3 weeks (a bit lower down, after I finish blabbering about data…).
After yesterday’s games, our season unit balance was sitting at 143.45 units. That’s profit. The system has recommended 1,206 units over that time, so that gives us a season ROI of +11.89% so far.
- If you’ve been using $1 units, you’re up $143
- If you’ve been using $10 units, you’re up $1,430
- If you’re using $100 units, you’d be up $14,300
- If you’re using… well you get the idea.
I always like to look at the *highest* number of units bet in any single day because I like to see how much our balance is over the *most* spent in a day.
Currently, that highest daily unit number is 99 units. Our balance is at $143, so we’re 44 units above our highest daily spend. That feels good, to me.
Tables and Graphs, 4 weeks in!
Units, profits and losses:
ROI:
Now, Return on Investment is one of my favorite stats with any system, because it tells you in one number how well the system is doing. This is why I share it (and maybe why other systems don’t? When I look at other systems, I always have a hard time finding detailed performance data and ROI).
Ideally, most of our baseball season (and hockey and basketball in the fall/winter) will look like the below chart - high increases some weeks, with low decreases when we have a bad week.
Just a quick note to everyone to share some stats now that the MLB season is 4 weeks old (is it just me or is it going really fast?).
We’ve had a nice profitable Week 4, so I’m sharing some data visualizations of that, along with our first 3 weeks (a bit lower down, after I finish blabbering about data…).
After yesterday’s games, our season unit balance was sitting at 143.45 units. That’s profit. The system has recommended 1,206 units over that time, so that gives us a season ROI of +11.89% so far.
- If you’ve been using $1 units, you’re up $143
- If you’ve been using $10 units, you’re up $1,430
- If you’re using $100 units, you’d be up $14,300
- If you’re using… well you get the idea.
I always like to look at the *highest* number of units bet in any single day because I like to see how much our balance is over the *most* spent in a day.
Currently, that highest daily unit number is 99 units. Our balance is at $143, so we’re 44 units above our highest daily spend. That feels good, to me.
Tables and Graphs, 4 weeks in!
Units, profits and losses:
ROI:
Now, Return on Investment is one of my favorite stats with any system, because it tells you in one number how well the system is doing. This is why I share it (and maybe why other systems don’t? When I look at other systems, I always have a hard time finding detailed performance data and ROI).
Ideally, most of our baseball season (and hockey and basketball in the fall/winter) will look like the below chart - high increases some weeks, with low decreases when we have a bad week.
Perhaps.
Here are the picks and units I shared in the morning email this morning. A lot of books hadn't decided on lines for a few games, so we're going with 5 instead of 6 today.
Arizona played this afternoon, but I haven't looked up scores to see how they did.
thanks for posting TD. Bol tonight.
YESTERDAY:
3 of our 6 underdogs won yesterday, for a ROI of 22.86%
We’re now 30 days into the MLB season, and I’m happy to report that our system has produced a profit on 21 of them.
As well, our overall ROI for the first 30 days of the season is 13.09%. Sweet.
Performance data and lots of graphs are linked in Site Promotions.
3 of our 6 underdogs won yesterday, for a ROI of 22.86%
We’re now 30 days into the MLB season, and I’m happy to report that our system has produced a profit on 21 of them.
As well, our overall ROI for the first 30 days of the season is 13.09%. Sweet.
Performance data and lots of graphs are linked in Site Promotions.
A good system is transparent with their performance data, right?
See also:
[h=4]TABLES: Spends, Profit/Loss, ROI:[/h]
Here’s a new table now that we’re 30 days into the season. I’ll include both the 14 day table (above) as well as the 30 day one for a while, but eventually will just have the monthly to show long term performance…
[h=4]GRAPHS: Overall Unit Balance vs Daily Units Spent:[/h]Last 7 Days, and since the start of the MLB season:
[h=4]GRAPH: Daily Unit Profit or Loss:[/h]Waterfall chart of the season (so far) profits and losses:
[h=4]GRAPH: Daily Return on Investment %:[/h]Our season ROI as the season progresses:
[h=4]GRAPH: Daily Unit Profit or Loss:[/h]Waterfall chart of the season (so far) profits and losses:
[h=4]GRAPH: Daily Return on Investment %:[/h]Our season ROI as the season progresses:
