KP or any of regular followers of system. Why isn't Rider a play today? Fairfield is outside of 180, at home and favored by 6 1/2.
Thx.
KP or any of regular followers of system. Why isn't Rider a play today? Fairfield is outside of 180, at home and favored by 6 1/2.
Thx.
It was 8 at my casino here in Reno
It was 8 at my casino here in Reno
Great work KP..... I've been following but not commenting in the thread to clog it up. I have a couple of questions & thoughts.
Yesterday I read where u said some tout services had posted the UL-Monroe play & recognized the larger than usual volume of plays on that game via.....pregame.com. Does anyone here know if these same tout services had posted the La Tech play last night??
Pregame had posted ....5601 # of plays on the Monroe game with 78% ATS backing of Monroe.....the line opened @ +11/ & moved up to 12/ before setting @ 12 @ tip.
I also noticed last night...3764 # of plays on the La Tech game with 67% backing on La tech...the line opened @ +6 & moved to +8 before setting @ +7/ @ tip...
Might I suggest we continue to watch these type of movements on pre system plays, because they could develop a trend that these reverse moves on the public are the plays with the highest loss rates???
I'm not saying @ this point to not play them, however I did lower the Units I placed on La Tech because of what I saw with the move of the line......
From what I have seen on these smaller games, typically they average 1500 to 2700 # of plays.
Sorry for such a long response, I'm just curious what ur thoughts are reguarding whom is putting out what & the potential to identify system plays that should require lower units placed on them..
I think this is definitely worth tracking so if you could take the reigns on this that would be great. Its just another tool to help us, but lets remember to not put too much stock in the "public" as it can be deceiving, ie: 73% of bets at say $100 a pop wont necessarily move the line if 27% of the action is say at $1,000 a pop.
Also i think TDH or someone mentioned tracking the first half results of the system, another great idea in my opinion. Would have to go back and look but off the top of my head Tenn Martin and LaTech were winning s/u at halftime yesterday.
Put these couple things together and we may find a couple "systems" within the system to be double effective. Idea being something like what happend last night with LaTech: Play 1 "main system" play LT +8, Play 2 "line movement system" buy down to say -7, Play 3 "halftime favorite losing" play favorite for 2H if within the fg spread (Fresno -7 last night).
Sorry for the long response, and I have full faith in KP's system and will be playing them all for the remainder of the season, but if we all put our heads together we might be able to "boost" the system by following these trends mentioned in earlier posts, working together, and sound money management.
Thanks again KP and to everyone working together to make some !
Great work KP..... I've been following but not commenting in the thread to clog it up. I have a couple of questions & thoughts.
Yesterday I read where u said some tout services had posted the UL-Monroe play & recognized the larger than usual volume of plays on that game via.....pregame.com. Does anyone here know if these same tout services had posted the La Tech play last night??
Pregame had posted ....5601 # of plays on the Monroe game with 78% ATS backing of Monroe.....the line opened @ +11/ & moved up to 12/ before setting @ 12 @ tip.
I also noticed last night...3764 # of plays on the La Tech game with 67% backing on La tech...the line opened @ +6 & moved to +8 before setting @ +7/ @ tip...
Might I suggest we continue to watch these type of movements on pre system plays, because they could develop a trend that these reverse moves on the public are the plays with the highest loss rates???
I'm not saying @ this point to not play them, however I did lower the Units I placed on La Tech because of what I saw with the move of the line......
From what I have seen on these smaller games, typically they average 1500 to 2700 # of plays.
Sorry for such a long response, I'm just curious what ur thoughts are reguarding whom is putting out what & the potential to identify system plays that should require lower units placed on them..
I think this is definitely worth tracking so if you could take the reigns on this that would be great. Its just another tool to help us, but lets remember to not put too much stock in the "public" as it can be deceiving, ie: 73% of bets at say $100 a pop wont necessarily move the line if 27% of the action is say at $1,000 a pop.
Also i think TDH or someone mentioned tracking the first half results of the system, another great idea in my opinion. Would have to go back and look but off the top of my head Tenn Martin and LaTech were winning s/u at halftime yesterday.
Put these couple things together and we may find a couple "systems" within the system to be double effective. Idea being something like what happend last night with LaTech: Play 1 "main system" play LT +8, Play 2 "line movement system" buy down to say -7, Play 3 "halftime favorite losing" play favorite for 2H if within the fg spread (Fresno -7 last night).
Sorry for the long response, and I have full faith in KP's system and will be playing them all for the remainder of the season, but if we all put our heads together we might be able to "boost" the system by following these trends mentioned in earlier posts, working together, and sound money management.
Thanks again KP and to everyone working together to make some !
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